Syrian Electronic Army Hacks The Sun & Sunday Times Websites
The Sun and the Sunday Times websites have been hacked by a group claiming to be the Syrian Electronic Army
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Sterling Cautiously Down After BoE Minutes
The British pound shed some of its recent gains following the BoE minutes, which did not add to the hawkish tone set by central bank governor.
Thai Political Crisis Could Hit Japanese Exports: BOJ Minutes
Bank of Thailand slashes its 2014 GDP growth forecast to 1.5% from 2.7%.
Qingdao Investigation: Markets Plunge as China's Citic Claims Half of Its Alumina Stock Missing
Citic Resources is the first company to admit discrepancies in its Qingdao inventory.
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Protectionism Growing Among the G20 as Global Trade Continues Slow Recovery
The world's most powerful economies have introduced more protectionist measures this year than free trade.
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang Promises No Economic 'Hard Landing' Amid Strong Business Confidence
Li Keqiang reiterated in London that China's economy will grow by 7.5% this year.
UK Households Expect Interest Rates Rise Before 2015
Survey comes after Bank of England governor tells markets base rate rise may come sooner than expected.
Gazprom Has Adequate Finances For China Pipelines - Russian Finance Minister
Gapzrom has enough resources to move ahead with multi-billion dollar China project says Anton Siluanov
Poor White Pupils Are 'Bottom of the Class', Education MPs Warn
The MPs called on Ofsted to maintain its recent focus on economically deprived white children.
Zoopla Shares Jump After London IPO
Property website Zoopla floats onto London Stock Exchange to ride wave of housing market recovery.
Ukraine Beefs Up Security After Gas Pipeline 'Bombed'
Prime Minister Arseny Yatseniuk says attack meant to discredit Ukraine as a gas transit partner.
HSBC Creates 200 Jobs in Scotland Amid £20m Investment Programme
HSBC is boosting its corporate banking headcount by 35%
Bernie Madoff's Accountant Paul Konigsberg to Plead Guilty to Fraud Charges
Konigsberg charged with two counts of conspiracy and three counts of falsifying records and statements.
Scottish Independence: Yes Campaign Mocks China After Premier Li Keqiang's Pro-Union Backing
Li Keqiang said he wants to see a 'united United Kingdom'.
Energy, Financial Services and Infrastructure the Biggest Winners from China's UK Trade Mission
Chinese premier inks deals worth up to £14bn to UK economy
Japan: Exports and Imports Drop in May
Lower imports help Japan narrow its trade deficit to $8.9bn.
GM CEO Mary Barra Faces Intense Questioning by US Lawmakers as Recalls Surge
Barra is due to be questioned at Capitol Hill on 18 June over GM's inability to fix vehicle safety issues.
Is Sterling Gearing Up for Big Moves? Signals From BoE And Fed Keenly Watched
MPC minutes to show how hawkish the policy making body has become with the improved growth and employment conditions.
China's $575bn Sovereign Wealth Fund Makes Losses on Management Failures
Audit authorities say losses at China Investment Corp could still widen
Mothercare Cutting Working Hours for 500 Staff Members
Simon Calver left the group in a shock exit, soon after a major profit warning
Warren Buffet Rejects Rumours of Coca-Cola Takeover Bid
Activist investor David Winters says Buffet could be looking to take Coca-Cola private.
Failed Bitcoin Exchange MtGox Approved for US Chapter 15 Bankruptcy Protection
Bankruptcy protection would enable MtGox to complete sale of its assets and repay creditors.
Ex-Goldman Sachs Director Rajat Gupta Jailed Two Years for Insider Trading
Gupta faces $13.9m fine and permanent ban from acting as public company officer.
China Tops BRICS University League
Chinese universities occupy six of the top 10 BRICS universities.
China Looking to Get on Board Britain's High Speed 2
Chinese investors keen to back Britain's major projects.
GCHQ Admits Mass Surveillance of Google, YouTube, Twitter and Facebook of UK Citizens
Intelligence agency uses technicality in law to justify spying on UK citizens despite no connection to illegal activity.
TTIP: Labour Will Not Back EU-US Trade Deal Without NHS Safeguards
In an interview with IBTimes UK, shadow trade minister Ian Murray says ISDS must also be removed from the treaty.
EC to Approve Carphone Warehouse and Dixons £3.8bn Merger
European Commission poised to approve Carphone Warehouse and Dixon merger.
Siemens, Mitsubishi and GE Urged to Improve Alstom Bids
Paris expects improved offers ahead of 23 June deadline imposed by GE for its bid.
Morrisons Axes 2,600 Jobs in Management Restructuring Plan
The supermarket chain says the job losses are a result of the firm reducing layers of management.
Scottish Council Tax Collection Rate Rises to over 95%
Council tax collection rates bought in £2bn for Scotland's economy.
Mark Carney Hints Again at Surprise UK Interest Rates Hike
Bank of England governor warns on 'low and predictable' interest rates encouraging excessive risk taking.
UK Technology Sector Faces 'Talent Drought' Amid Skills Shortage
Pat Nice says the industry's skills shortage is a massive challenge.
Pope Francis: Hedging on Food Prices is 'Intolerable Scandal'
Betting could drive up food prices, causing periods of starvation for poor people, said Pope Francis.
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