BUSINESS

Investment bank says claims by LIF are 'both unusual and ambitious' as £1bn court case continues.

European Council president warns UK of unpredictable economic and geopolitical future in event of Brexit.

Trading of DigixDAO tokens is expected to begin on Bittrex on Tuesday, June 14 at 17:00 UTC.

Asda's chief executive Andy Clarke is stepping down in the wake of lacklustre sales.

Analysts claim Microsoft's $26.2bn deal for LinkedIn could be one of the tie-ups of the decade.

IBTimes talked to Samson Mow of Bitcoin conglomerate BTCC at the recent Consensus 2016 conference in NYC.

JP Morgan and Deutsche Bank claim UK stocks will fare better than EU market even after a Brexit.

IBTimes UK joins the Conservative hopeful on the campaign trail ahead of 16 June vote.

Imperial Innovations was spun out of Imperial College London in 2006.

Bats Europe launches 18 new indices covering a number of different sectors as it aims to challenge FTSE 100.

According to the report almost 5.8 million people have never used the internet in the UK.

Housebuilder defends bonus scheme that could see company's top executives earn £600m over next five years

Senior Conservative MP warns UK will lose influence on the world stage by splitting from the EU.

UK currency tumbles to lowest level in eight months as uncertainty surrounding EU vote increases.

Top executives from the communications giant will explain why they are backing staying in the EU.

US, the UK, Switzerland and Japan central banks to hold policy meetings this week.

This subsea power cable link is intended to be operational in 2021.

In the case of British Airways, its parent IAG, owns Iberia and Aer Lingus, which has AOCs in the UK, Ireland and Spain.

Former PM to deliver speech in Leicester, extolling the positives of staying inside the EU.

CEO's long-term vision for the company will also include electrification of cars and wider cost cutting.

Prime minister says EU exit will create £40bn 'black hole' in public finances by 2020.

This marks the latest in the tussle between Visa and Walmart over fees and other issues.

The Labour MP has been highly critical of the billionaire's attitude over the collapse of the department store.

The Gupta Family Group and Liberty's sister company SIMEC also considering acquisitions.

Euro 2016 kicked off on Friday but how much will fans pay to travel to France to attend the tournament?

Sir Ian Wood, Paul Marshall, Philip Hulme and Terry Morgan are the other four knights from the business world.

Neil Mitchell is seeking at least £30m towards loss of earnings, damages, interests and other costs.

Former work and pensions secretary says the pursuit of federalism is locked into the EU's structure.

Former Liberal Democrat leader warns breaking from the EU will not help the UK address the immigration issue.