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Rolls-Royce to cut more than 200 managementjobs

Rolls-Royce's secret internal report reveals it could boost profits by £1bn if margins raised

Bain & Company was commissioned by chief executive Warren East to do the study.

EU referendum: UK government uses seafood plea to sink Brexit vote

UK government claims 85% of all UK shellfish exports headed for European shores in 2015.

Sadiq Khan: Can a bus driver's son make it from council estate to Mayor of London?

Sadiq Khan, Labour Mayor of London candidate

IBTimes UK profiles the candidate hoping to win back City Hall for the Labour Party.

Zimbabwe: Photos illustrate life in a country on the verge of total economic collapse

British news and documentary photographer Mary Turner spent some time in Zimbabwe looking at life after 36 years under Robert Mugabe.

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EU referendum: Foxtons warns of 'challenging' outlook as Brexit fears grip property market

Foxtons CEO Nic Budden says crunch European Union vote will hold back sales and transactions.

Sainsbury’s offer price for Home Retail beaten by a higher £1.4bn bid by South African retail group Steinhoff

Home Retail swings to annual loss as Argos deal results in £852m impairment charge

Argos owner posts £804m loss for the full year as profit slumps 28% to £94.7m and sales decline.

UK economic growth slows down in the first quarter amid Brexit uncertainty

UK economy expands 0.4% in three months, in line with forecast, but down from the previous quarter.

London Stock Exchange Group's revenue rises to £359m in the first quarter and beats forecast

FTSE 100 group targets more expansion after first quarter revenue beats forecast thanks to growth across the board.

Barclays profit tumbles 25% as non-core losses double to £810m

Barclays posts 25% year-on-year decline in first quarter profit as non-core losses widen significantly.

Asian markets: China Shanghai Composite gains ahead of US and Japanese central bank policy decisions

US Federal Reserve not expected to increase interest rates.

Volvo to start testing self-driving cars in London from 2017

Volvo to start testing self-driving cars in London in 2017

Special versions of existing Volvo models, such as the XE90, S90 and V90 cars will be used in the London trials.

Tata Steel Crisis: Pension fund attached to the company could shoo away potential buyers

Pension deficit at Tata Steel UK could drive away potential buyers

Deficit put at £485m

Alibaba advances: How China is using fintech to take control of global trade

Author and fintech expert Haydn Shaughnessy highlights bi-lateral trade corridors China's opening with India and Africa.

Stellar to give away 19 billion lumens to bitcoin holders

The lumens will be given out in several rounds starting on 5 July, proportionate to how much bitcoin people hold.

Mitsubishi admits to using non-compliant fuel data for over 25 years

Japan's sixth biggest car maker admits submitting false fuel data tests to Japanese authorities since 1991.

Gem launches global healthcare blockchain and partners with Philips

Gem Health will combine secure patient IDs and data records with medical services and supply chain optimisation.

Brexit: Labour risks haemorrhaging voters to Ukip with pro-EU campaign claims Frank Field

Former minister warns Jeremy Corbyn after Labour leader threw support behind 'remain' vote.

Venezuela crisis: Two more things people will have to do without – electricity and beer

As Venezuelans struggle to find food and medicine, there are two more things they'll have to do without: electricity and beer.

Austin Reed set to enter administration as collapse threatens 1,000 jobs

Menswear chain to file for administration on Tuesday as 1,000 jobs could go at the 115-year-old company.

Alibaba and Disney partnership in China put on hold

Alibaba used to sell a Mickey Mouse-shaped device through which the DisneyLife service could be availed of.

Costa Coffee appoints Royal Caribbean director Dominic Paul as its new boss

Whitbread profit and revenue rises as Costa targets further expansion by 2020

Premier Inn and Costa owner posts double-digit increase in revenue and profit and targets further expansion.

British American Tobacco posts increase in revenue but warns of currency impact on profit

Tobacco manufacturer's revenue up 1.7% in first quarter but warns of 7% currency headwind on full-year profit.

BP swings to $485m first quarter loss as slump in oil prices takes its toll

Oil giant posts $485m loss compared with $2.1bn profit a year but remains adamant it is weathering the storm.

Asian markets: China Shanghai Composite slips following a weak Wall Street close overnight

The US Federal Reserve's two-day policy meeting concludes on 27 April.

Beijing Auto Show: Jaguar Land Rover unveils all-new Jaguar XF Long wheelbase (XFL)

Beijing Auto Show 2016: Jaguar Land Rover unveils new long-wheelbase XFL targeting Chinese market

The midsize XF sedan has been developed exclusively for Chinese customers with a focus on passenger comfort.

Tesco cancels 'Clubcard Boost' scheme, reducing hundreds of pounds in benefits to customers

The move follows a profit warning issued by Dave Lewis, Tesco's chief executive earlier this month.

1MDB scandal: Malaysian state fund confirms it has defaulted on $1.75bn bond

Cross defaults have been triggered but they are 'limited', 1MDB said.

Britain's economy boosted by £109bn contribution from freelance workers

Freelance workers account for 6% of total UK workforce and economists expect growth to continue strongly.

Tycoon Sir Philip Green under fire from MPs for BHS collapse amid probe into pension black hole

Ex-owner Green's handling of retailer dubbed 'unacceptable face of capitalism'.

EU referendum: Barack Obama 'drastically' shortened remain odds with Brexit plea

William Hill and Ladbrokes tell IBTimes UK of president's 'alarming' effect on the betting market.

Start-up London: The Cambridge grads making life-changing prosthesis ready for the NHS

Cambridge Bio-Augmentation Systems has invented an implant it believes will change lives.

Royal Dutch Shell unveils plans to close three UK offices and axe 1,600 staff

Oil giant to close offices in Reading, Aberdeen and Manchester amid launch of voluntary redundancy programme.

EU referendum: CWU becomes latest major trade union to back 'remain' campaign

Move means union joins Labour, Unite, Unison, the TUC and GMB in anti-Brexit fight.

South African President Jacob Zuma praises Iran's revolution as he eyes business deals

Embattled President Zuma visits Iran for a three-day state visit following recent calls for his resignation.

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