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Till date, UK's steel crisis has resulted in the loss of about 5,000 jobs.

Xi told the FOCAC China would help tackle three issues holding back Africa's development.

IBTimes UK spoke to blockchain notary service Stampery which went live to the public just over a month ago.

Halifax said there was little reason to hope for a shift in the key market drivers.

Chancellor George Osborne said the UKFI plan would be extended until 'no later than 30 June 2016'.

Car sales were up 3.8% year-on-year, with a surge in alternatively-fuelled vehicles.

Hacked website of British pub chain contained a lot of personal information of customers.

RMT has claimed that train ticket costs have risen three times as much as wages.

Mobile giant unable to pay £3.3bn fine imposed after it allegedly failed to disconnect unregistered SIMs.

The Fed boss continued to signal move for rate increase.

Neusentis closure move follows downsizing of R&D activities at Sandwich, Kent.

Insiders at Nissan fear 6,000 plus jobs at Sunderland plant could be moved to France.

IBTimes UK speaks to brothers Bobby Lee, CEO BTCC, and Charlie Lee, Litecoin inventor.

The asset purchasing programme will stay at €60bn a month.

Crude oil and WTI benchmarks are expected to remain under $60 in 2016.

ECB stimulus, the Bank's Quantitative Easing programme, is thought to be inevitable.

Royal Enfield will begin retail operations in Thailand soon, as part of its global expansion plans.

The partnership will allow customers of both the airlines to book the other's routes.

Yellen said she was 'looking forward' to a rate hike while addressing the Economic Club of Washington.

JLR could relocate major parts of its business to Silverstone if the deal were to go through.

The retailer had appealed for the return of two months of rent claimed to have been paid in excess that amounted to £1.1m.

As governments seem incapable of fixing inequality, our only hope is that billionaires will give it away.

Several polls show that small businesses and start-ups slightly lean towards remaining in the EU.

Aliko Dangote proposed that African states introduce a European Union-style cooperation.

The goal of profitability alone is not enough of a spur to intelligent colleagues.

IBTimes UK looks at what drives Nigeria's most powerful man, estimated to have a $16.2bn fortune.

Nato defence spending has been steadily cut back since 2009 - but that is about to change.

Move is aimed at creating more jobs and boosting the manufacturing sector in Saudi Arabia.

Property website Zoopla bought uSwitch in April 2015 for £190m.