Chief executive Jeremy Darroch's bumper deal included an £11.8m bonus for hitting targets in previous years.
The company said its customers preferred to speak to a UK call centre rather than one based overseas
The country’s biggest supplier made around £390million in the first six months of this year, up from £265million, but customers only got a 5% price cut
Defra warned fracking could push up insurance costs for homes up to five miles away, while tourists may avoid areas near shale gas sites
Morrisons increased its share of the grocery market for the first time since the end of 2011, retail researchers Kantar Worldpanel revealed
A watchdog is set to recommend more energy deals to attract customers to switching
The widening pay gap between top chief executives and workers has reached “astonishing” levels according to a study
We are in for a long wait. The spivs are in charge, boasting “if you’re not cheating, you’re not working hard enough”
Toughened sanctions will apply to tens of thousands of bankers in the UK
The public had to bail out the failing bank eight years ago and it is now set to be sold off by the Government at a knockdown price to City investors
Millions have been paid out to bankers in bonuses, but they might have to give it all back as a result of mis-sold payment protection insurance
The dad-of-four was pronounced dead in hospital after plane made emergency landing in Wisconsin on flight to New York from Tokyo
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Britain's biggest public sector union hits out over payday lender's new TV advert targeting hard working school dinner ladies and nurses
Stores owned by the telecoms firm slated for their unhelpful staff and lengthy queues in consumer survey by watchdog Which?
The chain posted its first rise in annual profits for four years, up 6.1% to £661million
Chairman of digger giant JCB says country should quit unless EU is reformed piling pressure on Prime Minister David Cameron
New boss David Potts has branded the chain a 'British underdog' and has vowed to 'rediscover our identity' after 2.9 per cent drop
Britain's third biggest chain fell £72million into the red during the 12 months to mid-March from a near £800m profit a year ago
The British Bankers' Association says increase is highest upturn since February 2009
Owner Whitbread has set a sales target of £2.5billion for the chain, to cash in on a global coffee craze