BUSINESS

Former JPMorgan trader Martin-Artajo faces US fraud charges along with ex-colleague Julien Grout.

Yellen faces questions on QE and a possible housing bubble during her senate testimony.

Exclusive: IBTimes can reveal that a trade union negotiator has been suspended.

MPS has to carry out a €2.5bn stock sale in 2014 to avoid nationalisation.

The Scottish Affairs Committee has delivered a damning report about Scottish government's White Paper on independence.

M&S and John Lewis garment producer's Mhedbi Mohsen says Bangladesh Rana Plaza Disaster has brought in new customers

Beijing focuses on property, welfare and tax and also tipped to abolish Labour camps after four-day summit.

Heinz plans to offer severance benefits, outplacement services and other support to help affected employees pursue new jobs.

Medicars' Yassine Ben Abdallah talks to IBTimes UK about how Tunisia needs political stability to help growth

Merck looks to capitalise on China, which is set to become second-biggest drugs market behind US by 2016.

Starbucks developed the double-decker carriage with Swiss rail operator SBB.

US Defence Department faces budget cuts of about $52bn in current fiscal year.

Old ladies fashion retailer is set to be listed on the alternative investments market on the 20 November.

European finance ministers gathered in Brussels on Friday (November 15) to pledge to stand by banks that are exposed as being dangerously weak by health checks next year.

European Commission and ECB research highlights ongoing SME finance crunch holding back recovery.

The programme is part of Nestlé's European Youth Employment Initiative.

Janet Yellen supports the US Fed's ultra-easy monetary policy.

Bank of England policymaker David Miles says equity sharing between homebuyers and investors reduces dangerous mortgage debt reliance.

High street bank says more customers access services using smartphones.

Britain's largest mutual lender sees rise in profits over the past six months to the end of September 2013.

Yellen says the Fed will not trim its massive bond-buying programme anytime soon.

FCA's Martin Wheatley also fails to forecast final bank bill for mis-sold swaps

Company to invest in Kraken field that contains 137m barrels of oil.

NSA director general Keith Alexander said Snowden's actions 'seriously increase the chances of a terrorist attack'.

One of Tunisia's main garment producers, Fashion Wear, is a refreshing beacon for ethical clothing production after the world was rocked by the disaster at the Bangladesh's Rana Plaza complex which killed 1,100 workers.

Protests at oil ports and political turmoil also results in less money for wheat imports.

Speaking to IBTimes UK in Sousse, Tunisia, Medicar's supply and development manager Yassine Ben Abdallah, said that the interim government needs to provide more stability in terms of nailing down National Dialogue talks.

Leading bank experiences mass of negative tweets and stops twitter event as a result.

The embattled retailer's administrators say the news will be extremely upsetting.