BUSINESS

Valeant's stocks surged 29.58% in Toronto trade and 21.53% in New York trade this year.

Faegre Baker Daniels lawyers outline what's next in the flurry of financial scandals

DDoS attacks against pro-Occupy Central websites have been described as the biggest cyber-attacks in history

JJB boss Ronnie did not give evidence at trial, which also found partners guilty of assisting fraud.

Owning a car in Singapore is expensive and people rely on public transport and taxis to get around.

Foreign Minister Rafael Ramirez said his country would make a proposal to limit supply and strengthen prices at the next OPEC meeting.

Newsnight says Palace of Westminster is in much need of repair after 60 years with no renovation.

Investors submitted orders of at least $57bn for company notes.

US citizens and dual citizenship holders are obliged to file a tax return regardless of domicile.

Floods in May this year, weakening domestic demand and troubled corporate balance sheets have affected Serbia badly.

Jens Wohltorf discusses why travel tech startups, not car ownership, are the answer for modern transportation

Verint Israel and NICE Systems supplying surveillance technology to authoritarian Kazakh and Uzbek regimes, according to report.

Royal Dutch Shell sells 30% stake in Niger Delta field for $600m.

Canadian government has been sued 35 times since 1996 using controversial investor protection clause.

Guide to protecting your internet-connected cameras to prevent hackers watching you online.

But Jääskinen's opinion is not legally binding and a final ruling is expected next year.

The sanctions-hit, state controlled lender has asked for 250bn roubles (£3.4bn) more in state aid.

BREAKING: Warrant issued after Craig Whyte failed to appear at four previous hearings

Scam Facebook video claims to show woman being eaten by shark but instead downloads malware

American restaurant TGI Friday's are to launch the UK's first 'mistletoe drones', which will fly around their restaurants in a bid to encourage customers to kiss each other

Exclusive: Labour MP Frank Field tells IBTimes UK taxpayers are subsidising poverty wages.

But the DWP dismisses the report and claims it used 'self-selecting' data.

Banks are accused of adding to consumer prices, a two year Senate investigation has found.

Firefox inked new deal with Yahoo to serve as its default search provider in key market US.

Exports increased to 9.6% year-on-year in October, representing a steep rise and its highest in the past eight months, compared to 6.9% growth in September.

Royal Bank of Scotland was also fined separately by the Prudential Regulation Authority

Economists say more monetary and fiscal easing measures should be deployed given weak data

Company has applied for licenses across Scotland.

The ICO warns about Russian website streaming live footage from unsecured webcams and baby monitors