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Tate & Lyle tight-lipped on sugar tax as fourth quarter trading remains in line with forecast

Ingredient maker confirms trading expectations for fourth quarter as shares rebound from sugar tax-driven low.

EU referendum: NHS short-changed to tune of £5.7bn over health tourism says Vote Leave

Brexit campaigners say the UK could save millions a year by breaking away from Brussels.

Panama Papers: HSBC and Credit Suisse deny allegations in Mossack Fonseca leaks

HSBC chairman Douglas Flint says hunt for his successor has begun

Banks are named in the Panama Papers but claim they have never sought to help customers avoid paying taxes.

Asian markets: China Shanghai Composite gains despite oil price decline and hawkish comments by Boston Fed Reserve president

Oil prices declined over reduced chances of an output freeze.

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Air France headscarf row: Female crew allowed to opt out of Tehran route

Air France allows female crew to skip Tehran routes after staff protest against mandatory headscarf.

Panama Papers: British tax havens Jersey and Guernsey in spotlight over Mossack Fonseca leak

Three of the top ten banks listed in the leaked papers have offices in the Channel Islands

Panama Papers: Hunting the pinstriped octopus hiding in offshore tax havens

Tackling offshore secrecy is like trying to wrestle with a deep sea octopus in the dark.

The world's poorest countries

An IBTimes UK picture gallery, looks at the 10 poorest countries in the world.

The world's richest countries

An IBTimes UK picture gallery, looking at the 10 richest countries in the world.

R3 banking blockchain consortium partners with Microsoft Azure

Microsoft will provide cloud-based tools, services and infrastructure for R3 lab locations around the world,

EU referendum: Airbus warns that Brexit could have damaging effect on its UK business

Letter to aircraft manufacturer's employees outlines risks of leaving the European Union in June.

Tata Steel crisis: Unions unveil three-point plan in desperate bid to save thousands of jobs

GMB, Unite and Community issued the joint demands after a crunch meeting in London.

Money 20/20 Europe is happening in Copenhangen

Money 20/20 Europe: MasterCard's Ann Cairns working to include women from unbanked to boardroom

Ann Cairns, president, International Markets, MasterCard delivered a keynote at Money 20/20 Europe.

Panama Papers: The Mossack Fonseca leak and the international media blame-game

IBTimes UK looks at global reporting of who has been caught up in the headlines.

Royal Mail strike threat over pay means millions could miss deliveries across UK

Unite members are angry over a 'paltry' 1.3% pay hike offer from Royal Mail bosses.

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UK construction sector expands at steady pace in March, Markit survey shows

UK construction PMI unchanged from February's 10-month low but output grows at slowest rate for two years.

Tata Steel crisis: Community, GMB and Unite unions hold crunch London meeting

Shop stewards will discuss their next move at the Trades Union Congress' headquarters.

Brexit would force US to put “Humpty Dumpty back together again”, LSE boss Xavier Rolet says

EU referendum: Brexit would force US to put 'Humpty Dumpty back together again' says LSE boss Xavier Rolet

Statement comes ahead of poll to decide if Britain will 'Leave' or 'Remain' in the EU.

Panama Papers: Everything you need to know about the Panama Papers leak

The Panama Papers is the biggest data leak in history, here's what we have learnt so far.

Panama Papers: UK and Australia launch tax investigations after explosive Mossack Fonseca leak

HM Revenue and Customs has promised to closely examine the material from Mossack Fonseca.

Panama Papers: What is Mossack Fonseca, the law firm involved in the biggest leak in history?

Co-founded in 1977 by the son of a former SS soldier, the law firm has acted for more than 300,000 companies.

Buy-to-let clampdown: Which alternative investments should landlords consider?

With the UK tax changes coming into force, landlords should look elsewhere for investment opportunities.

Asian stock markets primarily in the green following positive US payroll data

China Shanghai Composite was closed as a result of Tomb-Sweeping Day also referred to as Ching Ming Festival.

Lancashire and Cheshire police warn public not to use Santander ATM machines

Lancashire and Cheshire police warn public not to use Santander ATMs

These machines are feared to have been targeted by criminals for stealing cash and card details.

Lloyds pledges to help 5,000 SMEs in 2016 and 25,000 SMEs by end of the decade to start exports

UK trade deficit: Lloyds Bank pledges to help 5000 SMEs in 2016 to become first-time exporters

Britain's trade deficit in goods with the European Union is at its highest levels since 1998.

Mossack Fonseca leak: Iceland PM faces snap election, FIFA official and Cameron's father implicated

The biggest document leak in history reveals the extent the rich and powerful avoid paying taxes.

EU referendum: CFOs at UK firms want Britain to remain in Europe, survey shows

Deloite survey shows risk appetite among CFOs hit three-year low as 75% of finance chiefs are against Brexit.

Panama Papers: Huge secret document leak reveals Vladimir Putin's $2bn tax haven

Leak of 11 million secret documents from the Panamanian law firm were handed to a German paper.

Tata Steel UK crisis: Sanjeev Gupta seeks government help on energy costs and plant modernisation

Gupta held initial talks with the UK government over possible buy of Tata Steel's UK operations.

Tata Steel and Germany's ThyssenKrupp in talks to combine their European steel operations

Tata Steel crisis: Port Talbot closure would 'tear a hole' in UK manufacturing supply chain

Smaller firms purchasing from abroad could be effected by high transportation and stock costs.

Brussels Airport: Delta Airlines suspends Atlanta to Zaventem services in wake of terror attacks

Flights to the Belgian capital are still running from New York's JFK International.

Deputy Labour leader Tom Watson says rise of robots causing widening social inequality

'Automation in the workplace good for consumers but bad for society' he said.

Apple iPhone manufacturer Foxconn acquires Japanese electronics giant Sharp

Taiwanese firm vows to turn things around for struggling LCD manufacturer.

Saudi Arabia plans to reduce dependence on oil and create $2tn sovereign wealth fund, says Prince Mohammad bin Salman

Saudi Arabia to reduce dependence on oil by creating $2tn sovereign wealth fund, says Prince Mohammad bin Salman

At $2tn, Saudi Arabia's wealth fund would be more than double that of Norway's.

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