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Despite Shinzo Abe’s push for women to be employed, few start-up or lead businesses

Top government official allegedly demanded stake in mining group

Man in 50s arrested in UK as police suspect broader conspiracy

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Partnership between Millennial Media and Rentrak designed to accelerate big brands’ mobile spending

Plunging local currencies and increased stamp duty blamed for decline

Activist requests a seat on the board to press for change

Company shelves plan for IPO as Caisse de Dépôt et Placement du Québec says it will pay $1.5bn

Survival still hinges on rivals cutting production and a pick-up in demand

Benoît Potier says there is a ‘very compelling’ strategic case for takeover bid

Outlook remains robust thanks to the growing divergence between US and eurozone interest rates

Investor indicator of the overall creditworthiness of the private sector

Government says £10m refit of RAF Voyager A330 aircraft for prime minister will save taxpayer money

Syrians, Afghans and Iraqis cleared to cross and continue their journey north

Minister Ali al-Naimi says capital is vital to stability of the industry

Details have given rise to confusion over what exactly the USS Lassen did, writes Euan Graham

Accounts buoy hopes central bank will ramp up €60bn-a-month bond-buying package next month

Accounts buoy hopes central bank will ramp up €60bn-a-month bond-buying package next month

Swiss lender says job of its investment bankers will be to support private banking and wealth management

Swiss lender says job of its investment bankers will be to support private banking and wealth management

Four-fifths of those who applied for statement would be worse off under new system

Chief executive Heinrich Hiesinger positive but remains cautious over strength of steel market

The UK is phasing out its coal power plants. Over the past year generation from coal has fallen from 28 per cent to 21 per cent of the total. Wind and solar have taken up most of the slack, rising from 8 per cent to almost 15.

Regional press company struggles as print advertising revenues continue sharp decline

Group secures exclusive rights to commercialise product in America if it gains regulatory approval