BUSINESS

A fracking firm is to start drilling on a former bomb production site.

Commodity firms Asiasons, Blumont and LionGold lost over $6bn in combined market value last October.

Nayef al-Ajmi resigns in scandal over jihad fundraising allegations.

Ukraine's interim Prime Minister says the government is in talks to import natural gas from Europe

Ebay's Senior Director, Marketing Sarah Calcott unveils their emerging marketing strategy

How have companies been affected by the sanctions imposed on Russia?

Doctors are accused of routing 3bn yuan in bribes to doctors through travel agencies and consultancies

Hearing cases in Puerto Rico will probably make the process more difficult and expensive for investors.

You can now buy virtual currencies like bitcoin or dogecoin on Ebay but it's still not accepting them for payments.

The Scottish Government welcomed the findings from the Bank of Scotland's survey.

In this edition of The Current Account, IBTimes UK looks at what's happening with UK house prices.

Libyan government sees 'good intentions' from rebel group that blockaded major oil ports in east

IBTimes TV speaks to Tom Homey at Telstra Global about their exclusive stats

Business Secretary Cable bemoans "chronic imbalance between supply and demand" in UK housing market.

Hector Xavier Monsegur (aka Sabu) has his sentencing for hacking crimes delayed once again, but only for a month.

New research has revealed that only half of UK businesses and charities have a website.

New car registrations increased 17.7% on year in March to 464,824, according to SMMT.

Astbury Marsden says 2,640 jobs were created in the city in March 2014, up from 2,190 the year before.

IBTimes UK speaks exclusively to Vashi Dominguez CEO at Vashi.com

McDonald's has closed down its Crimean restaurants following sanctions on Moscow.

Many of the compromised accounts were used by hackers to make online purchases.

The move will be a blow to President Francois Hollande who is fighting record unemployment levels.

The research also revealed that almost two in ten of the respondents think that the reforms will fail altogether.

Halifax predicts UK homeowners may cash in on higher house prices, boosting supply.

Lloyds made a profit last year but still faces a raft of mis-selling scandals

Eller was chairman at Public Strategies and has worked on the Firestone tyre recall in 2000.

Lewis responded to comments from Bats President Bill O'Brien over his new book about high frequency trading

Report suggests Tesco's McIlwee to quit as supermarket set to announce falling profitability.

Lebanon receives 2500 refugees every day and has the highest ratio of refugees per capita in the world.