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Iconic branch was shuttered in August amid crackdown on US food restaurant.

IG's CFO Chris Hill speaks to IBTimes TV exclusively in London about the milestone company birthday

IG's CFO Chris Hill speaks to IBTimes UK exclusively in London about the milestone company birthday

The Labour leader tweeted an explanation of his mansion tax proposals.

VIDEO: Mobile phone network Giffgaff told to remove ad by Advertising Standards Authority

Jump in data consumption will be primarily due to 130% increase in number of smartphone subscriptions.

The delivery service's stock price has fallen dramatically after profits plummeted by 21%

Out of nine members, Ian McCafferty and Martin Weale voted for a hike in the Bank Rate to 0.75% while the rest wanted to hold.

Company will start selling Mirai fuel cell cars in Japan on 15 December and in US and Europe in mid-2015.

Controversial pipeline project from Canada to the US narrowly fails to win backing in US Senate.

The world's biggest digital billboard turned on in New York with Google ads to run until January 2015.

Uralkali shares fell after a 20 by 30 metre sinkhole was found at its Solikamsk potash mine.

Australia's regulator has been investigating market rigging since 2012.

Xiaomi is reportedly in talks to raise $1.5bn in fresh capital.

French officials now call for controversial investor protection clause to be removed from TTIP.

Amazon, which has launched its own delivery service, was Royal Mail's biggest parcels client.

Korean PPI fell for the third straight month, to its weakest since February last year.

The world's largest interdealer broker said first half revenue fell 9%.

India will fail to achieve the heady growth rates of the past decade without broad structural reforms.

Dow Chemical still refuses to accept liability for the world's worst industrial accident.

The fuel price hike will reduce import bills of Indonesian government and borrowing needs of Pertamina.

Bombay High Court rules in favour of Shell's Indian unit, saying stock transfers by Indian company to its foreign parent were not taxable.

New York lawyer Irving Picard has struck deals with three separate Cayman Islands-based funds this week.

Scotland's property prices rose dramatically after Scots voted against independence on 18 September.

Two employees were also banned from working at any other New York banks.

Consumption tax hike, which was scheduled for October 2015, will now be implemented in April 2017.

The REC says UK companies have been growing and expanding their workforces throughout 2014.

Militants from the Islamic State have fought to capture the Baiji oil refinery since June.

Nafotgaz chief executive says Ukraine wants to reduce reliance on Russian gas.