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BT told to 'put its house in order' by MPs
Telecom giant has barely invested in Openreach subsidiary since 2009, report finds
Hyperoptic secures £21m loan from European Investment Bank despite Brexit vote
This marks EIB's first investment in the UK since the referendum.
Royal Mail delivers solid first quarter result but warns of challenging environment
Royal Mail revenue grows 1% in first quarter as parcel volumes and revenue climb 2% year-on-year.
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'Over a hundred' London startups have asked to relocate to Berlin since Brexit
Berlin Senator for Economics and Technology, Cornelia Yzer pulled no punches during a presentation at London Fintech Week 2016.
ARM's £24bn takeover by SoftBank is no 'Brexit baby'
The lower pound may have played a part, but ARM Holdings' takeover saga says more of how coveted the firm is.
ExxonMobil makes rival bid for InterOil, topping $2.2bn takeover offer from Australia's Oil Search
Oil Search has three days to submit a higher offer before InterOil can enter into a deal with ExxonMobil.
UK economy faces 'loss of momentum' following Brexit, think-tank warns
EY ITEM Club says unemployment could rise to 7% by 2019.
British Land forecast caution in UK property market after Brexit vote
British Land secured 256,000 square feet of retail lettings and renewals in first quarter.
ICICI Pru Life posts details of the biggest Indian IPO in six years
Bank set out plans to raise around $745m in what will be the biggest Indian IPO this decade
EnQuest in talks with Israeli conglomerate over North Sea stake
Oil producer approaches Delek Group to farm out 20% stake in Kraken development.
Bank of England has no urgent need to cut interest rates, says Martin Weale
Weale insists that BoE should wait for 'firmer evidence' before taking action
House prices slip after Brexit vote, says Rightmove
UK house prices fall below their usually low summer levels in the wake of the Brexit vote, says property website
Some UK savings accounts only pay 0.01% interest finds FCA investigation
Financial Conduct Authority wants bank and building societies to make account comparison easier for customers.
Boots UK to expand into South Korea with Emart franchise deal
The stores will open in South Korean shopping malls, town centres and in some Emart hypermarkets.
China's Shanghai Composite Index slips as other Asian stocks rise
Analysts say investors appear relieved over the failed coup bid in Turkey.
Labour leadership: Nominations open as Eagle and Smith vie for Jeremy Corbyn's job
Corbyn will automatically be on the ballot after a ruling from Labour's National Executive Committee.
SoftBank to acquire UK chip-designer ARM Holdings for £23.4bn
Apple and Samsung are among ARM's clients.
Brexit is really bad news for UK, says fund manager
OMGI chief executive Richard Buxton expects UK economy to 'judder to a halt' in coming months.
Brexit impact: Deloitte CFO survey shows significant decline in corporate optimism and risk appetite
About 73% of the CFOs are less optimistic about financial prospects.
FSB sees potential for doubling small business exporters
The European Union is the most favoured export destination for UK small businesses.
Brexit Impact: Lowcostholidays goes bust jeopardising holiday trips of 137,000 customers
About 55% of the budget tour operator's customers are said to be British.
Brexit turmoil could cut investment banks' revenue by 11%
Boston Consulting Group says revenues from European equity markets could tumble by as much as 50%.
Philip Green claims he invested over £400m in BHS before selling business
Former BHS owner insists he gave Dominic Chappell's consortium chance to succeed.
Brexit: Theresa May reveals desire for 'UK approach' before triggering Article 50
Top Tory held her first meeting with SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon after being appointed prime minister
House of Lords to ask Bank of England: Is it time for 'Britcoin'?
Lords Economic Affairs Committee will take evidence from the Deputy Governor of the BoE on blockchain tech on 19 July.
Will banks catch the curve of the machine-to-machine economy?
Blockchains will drive an M2M economy of autonomous vehicles, drones, robots and 3D printers
Tencent to merge its QQ Music service with digital music business of China Music Corporation
A person having knowledge of the deal says the new combined company would be valued at about $6bn.
London will 'not lose its financial crown' even after Brexit vote claim experts
Firms unlikely to leave London but EU banks draw up contingency plans after Brexit vote.
Construction sector falls sharply fuelling post-Brexit slowdown fears
Construction ouput eases amid mounting data that building in the UK slowed down in the run up to the Brexit vote.
Ethereum's Vitalik Buterin explains how state channels address privacy and scalability
State channels can preserve privacy and ring signatures have useful applications in payments.
Bank of England must implement 'prompt and muscular easing' to balance Brexit impact
Andy Haldane says BoE must act to protect the economy and jobs from a downturn.
HomeServe remains confident of delivering full-year growth after solid start to 2016
Dee Valley Water-partnered repair services provider has added 400,000 US customers this year.
Venezuela: Army controls huge queues of people waiting to buy food and basic necessities
President Nicholas Maduro has instructed the armed forces to monitor long queues in case violence erupts.
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