BUSINESS

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.

The Eurozone's exports to Russia fail to reignite the region's recovery.

Following months of talk of a house price bubble in London, prices have fallen for three months.

Students are collectively spending £667m a year on university travel.

Saga says growing number of older people capable of working longer.

Israel's shekel fell to a six-month low as data over the weekend showed the country's economic growth slowed sharply in the second quarter.

A €125m emergency fund will buy surplus stocks from EU farmers hit by Russian ban on food imports.

Revenues and numbers down by around 25% over first half of the year as tourists stay away.

Indian radio taxi operators claim mobile car-hiring app Uber violates forex rules.

Tanker carrying Iraqi Kurdish crude oil arrived at Croatian port on Sunday.

There were almost seven billion online banking transactions in 2013.

Chugai Pharmaceutical says it is not 'discussing' a deal with Swiss drugs giant Roche.

Ryanair announces PayPal partnership allowing customers pay for flights using the online payment processor

Popular bitcoin exchange Mt Gox collapsed after suffering from alleged hacker attacks.

Amount invested by foreign firms in China falls for first time in 17 months

The campaign group says the numbers of women in low paid, insecure work are still alarmingly high.

Stephen Bevan, of the thinktank The Work Foundation, writes for IBTimes UK.

Meanwhile some western employees have had their visas cancelled.

High Pay Centre says the government must do more to curb excessive executive pay.