BBC pay revealed: Full list of BAME stars earning over £150,000
EastEnders' Tameka Empson and BBC News' Moira Stewart are among those featured.
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Spanish bank boss found dead with gunshot wound
Miguel Blesa had been sentenced to six years in prison for his role in a credit card scandal.
London Stock Exchange and IBM to pilot blockchain for European SMEs
Platform being built and tested by LSE subsidiary Borsa Italiana on Hyperledger Fabric version 1.0
Theresa May told to seek consent of all UK nations to secure lasting Brexit deal
House of Lords' EU Select Committee issues warning to prime minister.
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Treasury committee joins calls to release government letter to Toyota over Brexit assurances
The Business department admits a letter had been sent to the Japanese carmarker before it made a £240m investment, but will not disclose its details.
UK firms urged to disclose figures on ethnic diversity
Joint report from CMI and British Academy of Management says focusing on diversity is 'imperative' after Brexit vote.
Inside the Red Tape Initiative – the cross-party search for 'hidden Brexit nuggets'
Nick Tyrone, the director-general of the group, speaks to IBTimes UK about EU regulations.
Wizz Air toasts strong Easter performance as profits take off
Budget airline expects annual profits to be at upper of €250m-270m guidance.
Inequality narrows but incomes in the Midlands are 25% lower than in the south-east
IFS study shows incomes in the Midlands, Wales and the North are only as high as they were in the south-east two decades ago.
Daimler to recall 3m diesel Mercedes over emission performance
€220m recall will take place across Europe over the coming weeks.
Durex owner Reckitt Benckiser sells sauces business for $4.2bn
The consumer goods giant said the sale will allow in to focus on health and hygiene products.
Enigma gives hedge funds the missing links between a hundred thousand datasets
Enigma CEO Hicham Oudghiri says anything a government would file in the public domain we have set up to grab.
End of 'rip-off' credit card charges as government announces crackdown
Credit and debit card surcharges amount to £473m a year says Treasury.
UK economy faces £1.5bn loss if Armed Forces veterans fail to find suitable work
Employers are being urged to hire more ex-military staff in a bid to utilise their skills.
Porsche may ditch diesel engines, says CEO
Oliver Blume, boss of German luxury automaker, says it could discontinue diesel cars by end of the decade.
Theresa May talks Brexit with Estonian PM as Baltic nation starts EU presidency
Jüri Ratast warned May that Brexit will impact on the everyday lives of many Europeans.
Goldman Sachs posts massive bond trading revenue drop
Investment bank's quarterly revenue decline echoes similar declines at other Wall Street banks.
With six months to go until PSD2, why aren't we seeing more innovation from banks?
Daniel Döderlein, CEO of Auka, warns that big tech companies are honing their payment strategies.
London's economy 'wobbling' under Brexit impact
Think tank warns slowdown in housing market and subdued labour market could hit UK capital's economy.
Squeeze on household budgets eases as inflation tumbles unexpectedly
UK inflation rises 2.6% year-on-year in June, compared with forecast for 2.9% growth.
Watchdog pulls the plug on sexism in British adverts
The Advertising Standards Authority said it will take "a tougher line" on gender stereotypes
Netflix thanks House of Cards as it breaks 100 million subscribers barrier
Shares in streaming service jump 10% as company beats Wall Street's estimates in the second quarter of its year.
Car insurance premiums surge to record levels driven by rising claims costs
The Association of British Insurers said the cost of a typical annual car policy jumped 11% to £484 in a year.
New Jane Austen £10 note unveiled by Bank of England Governor Mark Carney
The new note will make its public debut at Winchester Cathedral in front of 500 fans of the writer in period dress.
Once hipster, now mainstream: Could craft beer's increasing popularity turn bitter?
Following a spike in popularity, rising acquisitions of craft brewers by mainstream players is causing consternation among purists.
Roughneck's best friend: Meet four-legged oil and gas industry 'cobot' ANYmal
As automation and robotics adoption rises in oil and gas business, mechanical creatures could herald changes.
BNP Paribas fined $246m for currency manipulation
The French banking group says it 'deeply regrets' misconduct.
Bitfury launches Exonum, securely anchored to the Bitcoin blockchain
Bitfury is embarking on an international roadshow to showcase Exonum to the global IT community.
Support grows for a second Brexit referendum in the UK as EU talks begin
Prime Minister Theresa May faces another Brexit-related headache as public mood shifts.
Meet bextmachine - using blockchain, IoT and AI to make coffee supply fair and transparent
Parent company bext360 unveiled bextmachine at TechCrunch's Sessions: Robotics at MIT in Boston on 17 July.
Overseas landlords snub British property market as tax hikes bite
The amount of foreign property investors has fallen by more than half in seven years.
The $120bn threat: Cyber-attack could cost the global economy as much as Hurricane Katrina
Lloyd's of London warns cyber-attacks could hit world's economy as hard as natural disasters.
Floyd Mayweather expected to reach $1bn in career earnings following Conor McGregor fight
"Money" could join Michael Jordan and Tiger Woods in earning over a billion dollars from their respective sports.
FCA launches probe into online retail funds 'supermarkets'
Watchdog aims to establish whether online platforms can 'distort' competition in the sector.
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