Six months after Unilever’s Alan Jope suggested he may get rid of brands without “purpose”, investors are wondering when he will deliver.

We're not sure.

Facebook executives have pledged to tackle fake news and online fraud after Unilever warned tech firms that it will pull lucrative advertising contracts if companies allow their platforms to "breed division".

Conventional wisdom, that imperfect, inconsistent gauge of our thoughts, suggests voters can be divided into three categories: Those who vote for Sinn Féin, those who might, and those who, no matter what, would never vote for the party.

Britain’s biggest retailer Tesco has warned its multinational suppliers against pushing up prices after a drop in the pound so they can maintain their reported profits.

Last week, we were treated to a brief autumnal clash of antlers between two very big corporate beasts, Tesco and Unilever.

SuperValu say their stores may experience supply issues because of a price dispute with Unilever.

"Marmageddon" has ended in New Zealand.

Robbie Williams is to perform on London's Oxford Street next month.

THIS may not come as much of a newsflash, but it’s the Queen’s 60th anniversary of being the Queen of England. Sixty years of matching hats, gloves, and asking ‘and what do you do?’

Workers at consumer goods giant Unilever are finalising plans for their first ever strike as part of a widespread day of action over pensions.

Marmite’s makers have been urged to apply for a licence to sell the product in Denmark and end a temporary ban on the spread which has upset its fans living in the country.

Household goods giant Unilever today warned that its profits were being squeezed as it struggles to pass soaring commodity costs to cash-strapped consumers.

Marks & Spencer boss Stuart Rose drew encouragement from recent trading today after the chain posted an unexpected rise in half-year profits.

A TV advert for Marmite is to feature the first ever same-sex kiss shown in a commercial.