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The corruption was uncovered as part of Operation Punica

2014 has seen a record number of worker deaths amid a construction boom in Turkey.

Kim Winser has kept a focus on suppliers and customers despite a primarily online retail model.

Hacker collective Anonymous says Officer Darren Wilson will not be indicted for the shooting of Mike Brown.

Continental agreed to buy US-based Veyance Technologies from the Carlyle Group, for €1.4bn in February.

The staff at The Ritzy recently saw their pay increased to £8.80 an hour by September 2015.

Primary issuance markets hit by global economic uncertainty, especially US monetary policy.

Cypriot banks can use aid money as a capital buffer.

Confidence fell for sixth month in a row, as ECB mulls Eurozone-wide stimulus.

A security researcher claims Mac OS X Yosemite secretly sends unsaved documents and email addresses to its servers.

Saudi Arabia halted production at the jointly run Khafji oilfield last week.

Wallace follows in the footsteps of Philip Nash, who Ashley also wanted out

PBoC says move will strengthen economic relations between China and Singapore.

Probe concerns value-added tax declarations that Ono allegedly failed to make.

George Osborne has backed extending the high-speed rail project to the north of England

Holt will be charged with rebuilding the beleaguered lenders' reputation as an 'ethical bank'

The thinktank warns that getting stuck in low-paid work can permanently affect people's careers.

European banks' stress test results revealing little threat to banking system aid sentiment.

Unite says the strike threat comes from crew controllers, who are not happy with their pay.

IMF study finds Gulf Cooperation Council retained more foreign capital than other emerging markets.

Freedom of Information request reveals how HMRC uses taxpayers' money for tax avoidance snitches.

Amazon staff to strike at distribution centres in Bad Hersfeld, Leipzig, Graben, Werne and Rheinberg.

Draft law would lead to a charge on data usage that campaigners say is anti-democratic.

Google and BRC figures show a substantial rise in internet searches for home and garden products.

China will primarily invest in UK's energy, property and transport infrastructure.

Following the killing of a 14-year-old Palestinian-American boy by the IDF, Anonymous hacktivists knock Israeli government websites offline

Lloyds is 25% owned by the British government after being rescued during the 2007-2009 financial crisis

Recruitment firm Astbury Marsden says financials are trying to leave the 'old boys' image behind them

Monetary Policy Committee's Ian McCafferty is calling for gradual increases soon.