BUSINESS

London Stock Exchange drafts Prime Minister to lobby Saudi government for state oil company mega stock listing.

Lewis Silkin partner Colin Leckey spoke to IBTimes UK about the regulations.

The four-mile steeplechase manages to capture the imagination of people who never watch horse racing and only bet once a year.

The pilot aims to bring secure and cheaper property deeds storage and tracking across South America.

Resilient economic conditions and client demand sees service sector best expectations.

Losses have been attributed to non-finance exceptional cost of £17m

HQLAx uses R3's Corda for collateral lending solution in collaboration with R3 and five banks.

Wyre is expanding its footprint in China through the acquisition of Remitsy, the Beijing-based business payments platform.

Wood Group expects to achieve 36% higher cost synergies from its deal to buy Amec than initially estimated.

Move allows mining giant to miss deliveries because of circumstances beyond its control.

Food prices rise 1% year-on-year in March, but overall shop prices slide 0.8%.

It is all about European supervision and defending European jobs, says Manfred Weber.

Deal allows artists to restrict their albums to Spotify's paid site for the first two weeks after release.

Analytics firm's GatherIQ app will allow users to analyse data and share information about world's major issues.

RBS proposes launching a £750m fund for challenger banks and fintech investment in the UK.

Diplomatic tensions escalated between the two countries over installation of the US anti-missile system near Seoul.

Miners sift through hundreds of kilos of sand and clay, gathering roughly a quarter of a gram of gold dust.

Productivity in advanced economies has dropped to 0.3% from a pre-crisis average of 1%.

A slowdown in Britain's construction industry follows data showing a similar easing in the manufacturing sector.

Amount supermarkets spent on promotions fell to a quarter of typical shopper's basket from a third.

Atop gas fields and Grangemouth refinery, Ratcliffe's Ineos will soon manipulate infrastructure that delivers 40% of North Sea oil and gas.

Asos' international sales surged by 54%, thanks to a weak pound following the Brexit vote.

Sotheby's had to hold onto the gem for a number of years after a 2013 buyer defaulted.

Energy consultancy firm reports profit before tax of £9.4m for six months ended 31 January.

Dudley's potential maximum pay to be capped at around £12.2m for the next three years, reports say.

In an interview with IBTimes UK, Schabenberger also explains why he thinks AI won't replace humans.

A 'no deal' would see the UK fall back on trading under World Trade Organization rules.

Ratings agency warns finance minister sacking and political upheaval 'endangering' economy.

Aerospace giant will provide the system which coordinates almost everything flown by the US military.