BUSINESS

53 UK start-ups are listed in the Business Innovators 2016 guide.

HSBC too recently cut its crude oil price forecast for the next three years, over a prolonged supply glut.

Confidentiality rules means the tax affairs of Amazon, Facebook and LinkedIn could stay shrouded in secrecy.

Zoopla finds house prices are much higher on average in some road names than others.

EXCLUSIVE: Labour leader spoke to IBTimes UK at the launch of the party's new lecture tour.

Why are we rushing to make life so much fiscally easier for profitable multinational businesses?

The Business Blockchain Conference will be held in Toronto on 18-20 April.

Baltic Dry Index sparks worry over global economy coming to standstill but analysts say worries are overdone.

Apple has fallen more than 13.5% since the start of its new financial year.

Bank of England chief Carney aware of risks to UK economy from buy-to-let mortgages.

GCA finds retailer guilty of breaching code and issues five recommendations to the FTSE 100 group.

EXCLUSIVE: Dr Lee Braine from Barclays details the bank's latest smart contract initiative.

In July 2015, former FCA boss Martin Wheatley announced his resignation from the role.

Dixons Carphone reported a 5% sales increase in the 10 weeks to 9 January.

Card issuer says card transactions jumped 11% in 2015 and contactless payments have trebled over last 12 months.

The move is in line with the central bank's efforts to keep borrowing costs in check.

Fire sweeps through Foxconn's Zhengzhou unit that makes the iPhone, the iPad and the iPad mini.

Budget airline upbeat on coming quarters and retains profit guidance of £738m.

China's stocks tumbled to the lowest levels in 13 months.

Snowpocalypse getaway didn't meet company's occupancy standards.

Following the lifting of Western sanctions, Iran has seen a spike in tourist arrivals.

HMRC reportedly failed to challenge internet giant over British tax loopholes.

McDonald's will also add more options to its premium burger range.

Many Brits think that the gig economy will take over from the 9-5 working pattern in 2025.

Many billionaires bettered millions of lives by investing money - raising productivity and living standards.

Union's move comes after Aslef, Unite and TSSA also suspended industrial action.

Deborah Mattinson, among other things, recommends Labour 'atone for its past'.

Arla points to 24% increase in interest from buy-to-let investors during December 2015.

More than half of capital markets companies had between 0% and 15% women on their executive committees.