BUSINESS

Counterintuitive economic data from the UK recovery may delay a rates rise past early 2015.

Four dangerous Ebola related email scams being used by cyber criminals

London shareholders were expecting payouts from BHP in connection with its spin-off of some assets into new company.

Edinburgh-based firm says Scottish companies will have more opportunities as part of the union

US Federal Aviation Administration bans all flights over Syria, citing armed extremist threat from Islamic State.

Tension in the Middle East has disrupted Imperial Tobacco sales.

IBTimes UK speaks to tech company, Nuance, about moving towards voice recognition software

Asia's biggest internet firm, China's largest insurer, and a Canadian retailer eye stake in Sinopec Sales.

Canal will be funded by investment certificates issued to Egyptian citizens and corporations only.

Moscow relaxes ban on fresh produce due to food inflation.

The ONS says average UK house price hit £265,000 in June 2014, after 10.2% annual rise.

The CMI says women aged 40 and over earn 35% less than their male counterparts.

Skymark says it has not been approached by AirAsia.

Ongoing anti-graft campaign in China prompts many corrupt officials to sell their properties.

Train travel fares could rise by up to 5.6% in 2015.

Housebuilder Persimmon cashes in on housing market recovery as house prices soar.

Forbes' list of 'The World's Most Influential Cities 2014' ranks London top above New York and Paris.

New York regulators highlighted bank's anti-money laundering systems and controls.

IRIS Software Group's CEO unveils the benefits of cloud computing for training

Briton became the second employee of the Dutch-based lender to admit guilt in a US probe.

PwC claims UK companies, especially banks, are reviewing their auditors ahead of new competition rule implementation.

The Financial Ombudsman Service (Fos) says credit broking website complaints doubled.

RBNZ survey sees dip in inflation, GDP growth and NZD exchange rate.

Australia's central bank says their decision was influenced by uncertain outlook.

Ban affecting food produced in contentious Israeli settlements reported to start on 1 September.

Ethiopia's Grand Renaissance Dam project already launched on stretch of Blue Nile.

An arbitration tribunal has ruled the government unlawfully terminated the contract.

Pro-Assad hackers use activist websites, YouTube, Skype, WhatsApp and social media to spread malware

India's biggest banks looking to slap defaulter tag on Mallya over Kingfisher Airlines debts.