BUSINESS

Greek Prime Minister ' trusts the will of the people'.

A weakening rouble dampens the outlook for manufacturers who rely on raw material imports.

Ministers to resume talks as debt repayment deadline creeps nearer.

Tesco reported its biggest loss in history in the year to February but figures today show an upbeat picture.

Stringfellow talks international expansion, women earning £5,000 a night, and his clubs' economic barometer

Euro shows no let up in weakening trend against pound.

Government pension reforms will earn Treasury about £1.2bn in tax revenues this year.

The fall came despite the successful IPO of China's third-largest broker Guotai Junan's shares.

Earthquake did not cause enough economic damage for Nepal to be eligible for funding, says IMF.

The appointments are part of a shake-up in the Co-operative structure which saw BBC's Simon Burke join the board.

Japanese currency rises to three-week high against euro.

US jobs are dominated by whites and Asians, according to latest diversity report.

Overall group sales fell by 1.3% with a 4.4% fall in the company's Ireland division.

New product is expected to be in the form of ready-to-eat or ready-to-cook food, the Economic Times reports.

Forthcoming green paper on BBC is likely to call for abolition of BBC Trust without backing alternative regulator, Guardian reports.

Valeant has made a preliminary approach for the US-based company, WSJ reports.

Facebook claims it doesn't have his identity

GE is looking to sell most of its GE Capital assets over the next 18 months.

Shares rise as company posts better-than-expected profit for eighth quarter in a row.

FDI down to €5.7bn in 2014 from €10.5bn the year before.

IBTimes UK spoke to executives about disruptive technology and their legacy systems.

The UK's food sector is its largest manufacturer, but its growth is threatened by a potential exit from the EU.

If Britain leaves the EU, it would shake the union's foundations and destabilise it politically.

The currency is still up more than 2% since the policy decision on 22 June.

Venture capitalist and former Dragon on why you should be developing a team of entrepreneurs.

The company said in a statement that initially only 20% of the company will be floated.

The ORR launched an investigation into Network Rail in June because of lacking reliability and punctuality.

Growing number of finance gurus turning to mystic tradition for business advice

The autonomous car of the future could be more like a living room.