BUSINESS

Essay published by London Business School argues England's Rugby World Cup exit could hurt economy.

BT and Sky split the bills for three seasons broadcasting rights, paying £5.1bn in February.

Allegations that they helped clients to manipulate the Libor could lead to 10 years in jail.

Who should have the temerity to proclaim "the way this country is run is broken"?

Union activists protesting against proposed redundancies stormed Air France's headquarters yesterday.

UK banks have been pretty bad boys, caught out for a succession of Payment Protection Insurance scandals.

Nissan's concept is aimed at the 'share native' generation, proof car makers are listening to the youth.

Banks say UK markets are failing to 'adequately price in' potential UK exit from European Union.

EXCLUSIVE: Conservative grandee accuses the pro-EU campaign of being based on 'fear'.

Microsoft is displaying numerical user IDs in plain text in URLS when you access its online services.

Boxes of the breakfast cereal have been recalled due to fears of allergy risk.

Banks, insurers and building societies have until September 2016 to comply.

UK and US intelligence agencies can hack phones after sending a text and know everything about you.

From Uber to Airbnb: Is the sharing economy the revolution its proponents make it out to be?

Former foreign secretary believes a fractured EU would cause significant problems worldwide

Former business secretary predicts future where UK business agreements are mandated by India and US.

IBTimes talked about the working of card networks with Ann Cairns, president of international markets, MasterCard.

The growth, still significant, is on the lower end of 2015 increases.

Sales growth was slower than the 5.2% rate a year ago, but it is slightly better than own forecast.

German factory orders fell 1.8% after a 2.2% drop in July.

New study has found disturbing evidence that mobile devices are dangerous for the user's health.

Symphony could be valued at approximately $650m, if the deal with Google goes through.

Merger will include Nestle's ice cream businesses in Egypt, Europe, Philippines, Argentina and Brazil.

Engineers Ulrich Hackenberg and Wolfgang Hatz alleged to be behind 'defeat devices'.

A profile of past incidents where employees have twisted the arm of their employer to get what they want.

World Animal Protection warns elephants tortured until their spirit is broken in repeated cycle of abuse.

'BP is receiving the punishment it deserves,' Attorney General Loretta Lynch said about the deal.

French executives stripped and forced to flee as livid workers storm meeting to protest 2,900 job cuts.

Sport and business can be like oil and water – there are times when they just don't mix.