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The rebrand of Time Inc's UK subsidiary comes three months after the US magazine publisher was spun off from Time Warner.

The change, which will also apply to customers of its First Direct subsidiary, comes into force on 24 November and will affect nine million account holders.

Earlier this year talks about a link up between Arriva and SNCF's Keolis subsidiary came to nothing.

The new subsidiary came with a start-up telecommunications business, which Enron initially planned to shut down.

That particular subsidiary came under fire today after its leader gave a bizarre interview that may have broken SEC-mandated "quiet period" rules.

The wife of one activist, shot to death by security forces employed by Toronto-based Hudbay Mitsrals and its Guatemalan subsidiary, came to Ottawa to put pressure on MPs to do something.

Banks with headquarters outside the European Union but with subsidiaries there, like some big American lenders, could see some of their subsidiaries come under the purview of the single supervisory authority.

Because of this, experts say, News Corp. and all of its subsidiaries come under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, a Watergate-era law which makes it a crime for U.S. companies to participate in bribery abroad….

Compounding the Sands's legal headaches in China, several of the company's subsidiaries came under investigation by Chinese regulators, resulting in a $1.6 million fine, according to Chinese and American corporate records.

The deal sees British savings accounts and current accounts that are in credit transferred to the Bank of Cyprus's UK subsidiary, which comes under the aegis of the Bank of England's new Prudential Regulation Authority.

WPP's involvement in the BrandEdge service is being run by Fabric, one of WPP's digital marketing subsidiaries, and comes just days after WPP made another bet on digital: the company invested $7 million into MySupermarket, an online price comparison service based in the UK but planning to extend to further territories.