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German Drugmaker Bayer Probed in China for Unfair Competition

Bayer is latest addition to group of foreign firms facing probe in China, including British drugmaker GlaxoSmithKline.

Construction Sector Output Jumps as UK House Prices Rise

The hike in construction output is due to a rise in new work from the private sector

Network Rail Faces £75m Fine for Delays and Poor Performance

Rail authority slammed by Office of Rail Regulation for failing to meet targets.

Marco Veremis, CEO of Veremis talks to IBTimes UK about the mobile marketing and telecoms boom in emerging markets, especially in Nigeria (Photo: IBTimes UK)

Building Business Abroad: Upstream's Marco Veremis: Africa the Place for Telecoms Growth [VIDEO]

Veremis details how mobile giants such as Samsung, Apple, and Nokia are cracking the emerging markets

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Twitter Announces IPO Filing

Twitter has confidentially submitted a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission ahead of a planned initial public offering, the company said Thursday (September 12) in a tweet.

Ireland Urged to Toughen Fight to Help Jobless Youth

OECD urges Dublin to 'think strategically' to get the young back into work.

Royal Mail Privatisation: How Does Queen's Head Fare against Other State Selloffs?

IBTimes UK looks at other privatisations, including British Airways and British Telecom.

US Initial Jobless Claims Fall To Over Seven-Year Low

US Initial Jobless Claims Fall Sharply Ahead of Fed Reserve Meeting

Markets await Fed monetary stimulus decision on tapering QE, due 18 September.

Chinese Firm Skirts EU Solar Panel Exports Cap With Stake Buy

China Power Skirts EU Solar Panel Import Cap With Enemalta Corporation Stake Purchase

China Power Investments and Enemalta to jointly manufacture solar panels.

BoE: Mark Carney's Transparent Ambivalence at the Treasury Select Committee

Treasury Select Committee does not fall completely for grinning governor Carney's noted charm.

KPMG: UK Banks Facing New £50bn Capital Hole as 'Basel IV' Emerges

KPMG finds growing evidence of even tougher capital requirement rules for banks.

Societe Generale is looking to sell its Asian private banking arm

Standard Chartered, United Overseas Bank and DBS Eyeing SocGen's Asia Private Bank

Sale price for the Singapore-based division could exceed $600m.

Japan Considers 5tn Yen Stimulus to Offset Shinzo Abe's Sales Tax Hike

Japan is planning to increase its sales tax rate from 5% to 8% next April in order to reduce its huge public debt.

Royal Mail Privatisation: 'Cronyism' Cries Postal Union Chief Billy Hayes Over Flotation Plan

Billy Hayes, general secretary of the CWU, has hit out over the planned Royal Mail flotation.

Gregor Pryor, partner at law firm Reed Smith

Building Business Abroad: Reed Smith's Gregor Pryor: Legal Pitfalls for UK Firms [VIDEO]

Technology and media sector legal expert talks about the regulatory hurdles in setting up business abroad

Entrepreneur Visas Failing, Says Independent Border Watchdog John Vine

Chief immigration inspector accuses Home Office of unreasonable decisions in a third of cases.

John Lewis Partnership Posts Robust First-Half Sales

Company that runs John Lewis department stores and Waitrose supermarkets reported 3.9% increase in underlying pre-tax profit.

Greek Unemployment Hits Record 27.9 Percent

Greece's unemployment rate hit a new record of 27.9 percent in June - up from 27.6 in May - data by the country's statistics service (ELSTAT) showed on Thursday (September 12).