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Captain Mike Lawson (pictured) claimed unfair dismissal and sued Virgin Atlantic for £1.7million. An employment tribunal ruled in his favour, awarding him £89,000 in compensation.

London brewery and pub chain Youngs is buying up some of the group's pubs and hotels

Stuart Garner, 53, was the sole trustee of the pension scheme but took cash from it to plough back into the Derby-based business which he acquired in 2008, Southern Derbyshire Magistrates' Court heard.

Ocado shares have tumbled to their lowest level since the start of the pandemic as it unveiled widening losses.

Rollo Gabb, head of South African vineyard Journey's End, was hit with legal proceedings by rich businessman Meghdad Farrokhzad for not putting up curtains in his £3.2m Kensington flat.

With the US labor market getting tighter and employees changing jobs or quitting in droves, Amazon has made a big move to become more competitive..

Linda Calvey, 63, was shocked when workmen started tearing up the path outside her home in Duston, Northamptonshire, without warning last month.

Peter Thiel, the co-founder of PayPal and a high-profile political supporter of Donald Trump, is stepping down from the board of Facebook’s parent company in or

SoftBank also confirmed that ARM is going public.

The £200 discount is effectively a loan, and must be paid back starting in 2023 - but customers are not able to 'opt out' if they don't want to receive it.

PENSIONERS are rushing to buy annuities for the first time in years as rising interest rates look set to give them up to £1,000 extra income a year.