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Queen, the British band, has signed a record deal with Universal Music Group after being with EMI for almost 40 years. They are also preparing to release remastered versions of their studio albums to hit store shelves next year.
Under ...
The Netherlands announced it would relax restrictions on a controversial smoking ban passed in 2008 that has been widely protested by small pub owners.
The ban, which met with widespread criticism from small bar and pub owners, made it illegal to ...
As MySpace looks to compete with the ever-growing entity that is Facebook, executives at the once-popular networking site will return the webpage to its roots; an outlet for budding musicians.
When MySpace first began, the social networking site placed a heavy ...
Universal Music Group has had an appeals request denied by a US federal appeals court after the group sought to overturn a decision that will see them pay out higher royalty fees to producers like Eminem.
In a ruling on Friday, ...
Tesco Bank’s employee count will soon surpass 2,000 staff members in Scotland next year in the wake of the lender’s announcement on Thursday of 200 new jobs for its offices in Glasgow.
The Edinburgh-based financier will begin gearing up for the ...
A Waitrose ad campaign that features Heston Blumenthal and Delia Smith, the celebrity chefs, has been banned after being ruled misleading by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA). There were 5 public complaints about the campaign being misleading, as it ...
Former boss of a prominent US financial firm will be facing the country’s largest financial fines in a record settlement over insider trading and fraud.
Angelo Mozilo, former chief executive of Countrywide Financial, has reached an agreement with the Securities and ...
After a 14-year battle with activists Tesco has won the right build in Sheringham.
The Sheringham council voted 8-7 to allow the building to go forward after local opponents have campaigned for 14 years to block the UK retailer from establishing ...
Premier Foods, the Hertforshire-based food manufacturer, was fined £16,821.14 by Oxford Crown Court on Friday. This comes a father discovered a disgusting dead mouse baked into the loaf of bread he was using to make sandwiches for his kids ...
Despite widespread belief that HSBC’s outgoing chief executive would be made chairman, Sir Simon Robertson shocked the industry when he, instead, chose Douglas Flint to take the reins.
Although ,HSCB has had a long history of appointing the outgoing chief executive ...
