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Blockchain and Imperial College London launch Digital Asset Research Lab

The lab is funded as a three year partnership with the Centre for Cryptocurrency Research and Engineering (IC3RE) at Imperial.

Davos 2017: IMF boss Christine Lagarde warns of middle-class crisis

The IMF chief said a greater spread of wealth, not a retreat from globalisation, would ease economic tensions.

Historic Supreme Court ruling on Brexit trigger set for Tuesday 24 January

The 11 justices will decide on whether MPs and peers have a vote on invoking Article 50.

A Britain without foreign workers is not Britain at all

Free trade has taken away just as many jobs from the British working class as the free movement of people.

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Pearson shares plunge by almost a third as it lines up Penguin sale

Troubled Pearson reports fifth profit warning in four years as US education falters.

David Davis claims MPs will back final Brexit deal: 'They won't vote it down'

Brexit secretary also said 'lots and lots' of countries are hoping to secure a trade deal with the UK.

Burberry boosted by tourists flocking to UK and taking advantage of weak pound after Brexit

The luxury fashion brand said UK sales rose 40% in the three months to the end of December.

UK unemployment remains at record low as wages grow more than expected

Number of unemployed people in the UK declines to 1.60 million as unemployment rate remains at 4.8%.

Shares of Premier Foods takes a beating amid weak second quarter sales

Premier Foods shares plunge as Mr Kipling owner issues profit warning

Maker of Bisto gravy blames weaker pound and rising costs for decision to lower full year profit forecast by 10%.

Theresa May faces grilling from MPs over 'hard Brexit' stance before Davos visit

Conservative premier will be cross-examined at prime minister's questions.

Ladbrokes shrugs off December blues and remains on track to meet profit target

Bookmaker expects full year profits to be within the £275m-£285m range despite poor results in December.

JD Wetherspoon predicts lower profits amid rising costs

Pub chain reports 3.2% increase in like-for-like sales in the second quarter.

EE fined £2.7m for overcharging customers

Mobile operator overcharged approximately 40,000 customers for a combined total of £250,000.

Scandal-hit Toshiba has warned of its biggest annual loss of $4.5bn

Toshiba could split its semiconductor business into a separate company

It was earlier reported that Western Digital could buy a minority stake in this new company.

Donald Trump aide insists US would win trade war with China

Anthony Scaramucci says import tariffs would hurt China 'way more' than the US.

Deliveroo plans to hire 300 engineers in London

The new staff will be employed across software engineering, behavioural economics and algorithm development.

Liberty Media approves Formula 1 takeover

Shareholders have approved plans to acquire the motor racing company.

Video emerges of man 'burning alive' in Ford Kuga after car giant denies responsibility

Reshall Jimmy, 33, was burned so badly he had to be identified from his DNA.

Britons spend a higher proportion of their earnings on rail commute than Europeans: Action for Rail

Japan's Mitsui to buy 40% stake in Greater Anglia train franchise

Operator of Greater Anglia train franchise Abellio has sold a minority stake in the venture to Japan's Mitsui

Theresa May's Brexit speech: What has the business world made of it?

Industry bodies and lobby groups welcome level of detail, but cautious over impact of leaving single market.

Nicola Sturgeon: New independence vote 'more likely' as Scotland faces hard Brexit

SNP leader issued warning after Theresa May's big speech at Lancaster House in London.

Former foreign secretary William Hague joins Wall Street giant Citi

The senior Conservative leader will advise the bank's clients on the UK's Brexit strategy

Watch Theresa May say the UK will stop making 'huge' contributions to EU

Prime minister addressed diplomats and politicians at Lancaster House in London.

Watch Theresa May tell EU a 'punitive' Brexit deal would be an 'act of calamitous self harm'

Prime minister issued warning to Brussels in major speech at Lancaster House in London.

Accenture says blockchain could reduce cost of investment banking infrastructure by 30%

Study says eight of the world's 10 largest investment banks could save $8 billion to $12 billion annually.

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India's GST likely to roll out from 1 July as centre, states reach consensus over tax administration

GST will help in making India into one single market by removing various state tariffs.

Davos 2017: Chinese president warns there will be no winners in a trade war

Xi Jinping says 'protectionism is like locking yourself in a dark room'.

Bankers meet in Paris to seek regulatory clarity

Davos 2017: HSBC warns a tough Brexit deal will hurt European economies

HSBC boss says access to cash will fall across Europe if the UK is handed a hard Brexit.

Chancellors pulling Budget rabbits out of hats leads to U-turns and confusion say experts

Report says stronger challenge and wider consultation will lead to fewer 'omnishambles' Budgets.

UK inflation hits highest level in over two years as weaker pound bites

Air fares and food among the main contributors to rise in inflation says Office for National Statistics.

Carney warns Britons are tapping into their savings to keep spending

Bank of England governor says declining pound has meant higher prices for consumers.

Brexit and the free trade financial inclusion bonanza

Shanker Singham of the Legatum Institute and Open Europe's Vincenzo Scarpetta on how Brexit can make the world a better place.

How and when to watch Theresa May's Brexit speech and what to look out for

UK prime minister is expected to unveil a 12-point plan to diplomats and politicians.

Royal London Asset Management warns bankers not to expect US-style salaries and bonuses

City of London Group reports rise in interim profits

Profit before tax comes in at £5.8m for the six months to 31 December period.

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