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Greek debt crisis: European Parliament President Martin Schulz doubts banks will reopen

European Parliament President Martin Schulz casts doubt over Greek government promises to reopen banks in the next few days.

Hacking Team sold spy software to blacklisted Sudan and 'stonewalled UN investigation'

Massive leak proves that Italian company provided spy software to repressive regimes despite their denials

Former Apple executive Jeff Martin joins crowdfunded start-up Pavegen

Martin worked directly with Steve Jobs and now joins the board of Pavegen which raised £2m on Crowdcube.

Britons drive contactless transactions past 1 billion mark

Data shows contactless spending in Europe hit £1.14bn in March - a three-fold surge from the same month in the previous year.

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Osborne to slash benefit cap and remove housing subsidies as part of £12bn welfare cuts

Welfare cuts are part of Chancellor's strategy to balance budget.

Euro comes off lows after sliding on Greek vote with EU summit in focus

Euro has not broken lows of 29 June when Greece announced the referendum.

China bucks trend as other Asian markets fall on Grexit fears after 'No' vote to austerity

Australia's S&P/ASX, Japan's Nikkei and Hong Kong's Hang Seng all decline.

Greek Referendum: Greece voters give a resounding No to creditors' austerity plans

Almost 62% voted to reject the creditors' programme. Alexis Tsipras: 'Democracy cannot be blackmailed'.

Greek referendum: 48 hours to keep country in the Eurozone

Race against time to ensure Greece remains in single currency.

Greek referendum: Voters celebrate decisive No in Athens [Photos]

Celebrations broke out in Athens following exit polls that show a clear rejection of the debt deal with the country's creditors.

Greek referendum: What next now that Greece has voted No?

No vote plunges Europe into uncharted waters

Greek referendum: Celebrations in the streets of Athens for supporters of the 'No' vote

Greeks party in front of parliament as vote against debt deal appears conclusive.

Greek referendum: a "No" vote does not mean Grexit

Don't count on Greece being out of the European Union yet. Treaties say it can't be forced out.

Investors prop up China's stock market with $19bn fund as meltdown fear grows

Following market plunges security companies and mutual funds are investing their own funds to avert disaster.

Greek Referendum: Money, food and medicines shortages hit country as bailout vote approaches

Greece faces a deepening economic crisis as vote to accept a bailout approaches.

UBS signs whistleblower deal with Brazil to avoid punishments in Forex rigging case

British banks RBS, Barclays, Standard Chartered and HSBC have been named in investigation.

UK economic growth slowed in June, as private sectors remain optimistic of 3rd quarter

Manufacturing, retail and services sectors showed a 14% increase in the three months to June, down from 33% in May.

Greeks buy more bitcoins fearing Grexit and conversion into devalued drachmas

New customers depositing with bitcoin exchange BTCGreece rose by 400% between May and June.

US Independence Day 2015: Retail industry to get $6.6bn boost

US households are expected to spend an average of $72.23 on food items.

Protein World's 'Are you beach body ready' advertising campaign faces backlash in New York

The campaign was widely criticised in the UK for "objectifying women".

Ukraine: EBRD to invest up to $1bn in 2015 if reforms are made

Ukraine has yet to break up Naftogaz or clean up the banking system.

Weaker euro causes UK bank deposit protection to fall to £75,000

The PRA also announced it would extend deposit protection to big corporations.

Prince Charles calls for 'rewiring' of UK, world economy to fight climate change

Finance system needs 'profound changes' if it is to fight climate change, says heir to British throne.

Falling food prices cause value of UK supermarket sales to drop despite increase in volume

German budget retailers Lidl and Aldi gained the most in market share and reported higher sales.

Greek referendum: Polls neck and neck as Tsipras calls for debt relief

Sunday's referendum is set to go down to the wire.

Greek referendum: What a 'Yes' or 'No' vote would mean for Europe

IBTimes UK explains what impact a 'Yes' or 'No' vote would have on Greece and Europe.

Bitcoin regulation: Chamber of Digital Commerce talks about enlisting former JP Morgan chief Blythe Masters

IBTimes asked Chamber of Digital Commerce chief Perianne Boring about what Blythe Masters can bring its advisory board.

Greek referendum: Five things you need to know about the 5 July bailout deal vote

Crunch vote could ultimately lead to Greece crashing out of the eurozone.

Summer budget 2015 preview: What can you expect from George Osborne on 8 July?

The chancellor will unveil his emergency economic plan after the Tories won a shock majority.

Crowdcube co-founder Luke Lang: Crowdfunding is the new way to go for entrepreneurs and investors

The co-founder of Crowdcube told IBTimes UK about the growing crowdfunding market.

Barclays extends cheque imaging service to Android and iPad users

UK smartphone users can cash cheques by taking a photo of it and sending it electronically to the bank.

Ryanair to sue Hertz over termination of contract

US firm's decision is linked to the airline's sale of tickets through global distribution system companies.

Greek debt crisis: Yes vote slightly ahead in latest referendum poll

The Greeks' opinion on the referendum is inconsistent but it is clear they want to stay in the euro.

The strength of women in business and how I ended up with a female-only workforce

Business owner Jane Michell on setting up shop as a woman.

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