BUSINESS

Dan Hooper, director of Piccadilly Group, has criticised TSB following the glitch.

Chinese property developers listed in Hong Kong enjoyed high shares prices recently.

GDP contracts at faster rate of 0.3% during second quarter during period of political instability.

IBTimes UK speaks to Trace Media MD Olivier Lachouz about his plans to expand to the UK.

Manpower survey predicts that employment levels will rise in the third quarter of 2013.

Leader launches Labour party fightback with bridge-building speech at TUC conference.

British Attitudes Survey finds public more sympathetic to welfare recipients.

The European Union plans to create a single market for telecom services in the 28-country bloc, a Commission spokesman said on Tuesday (September 10).

RICS reports balance between housing market professionals reporting rises and falls at near seven year high.

Industrial production rises 10.4% to beat economists' expectations.

Robust China data and rally in Asian and US markets are expected to help European stocks.

Vehicle maker announces £1.5bn investment in development of new aluminium vehicle architecture.

Expected positive China economic data and lower scale of Fed tapering add to optimism.

Lloyds and TSB customers vent on Twitter as banking split leaves many confused.

Former Head of Kidnap for Ransom at Kroll tells IBTimes about expanding businesses in the world's most risky areas

TUC general secretary calls for greater role of unions in economy

Nuclear Management Partners managers rang up millions in bonuses and lodged extravagant claims for cat taxi and Masters golf tournaments.

KPMG/REC report sends strong yet mixed signals on the economy.

Public Accounts Committee questions cost, benefits and strategy of HS2 as criticism of project mounts by week.

BDO Output Index shows UK business prospects at 29 month high as economic recovery unfolds.

Under Lloyds' financial crisis bailout terms, 631 branches hived off into TSB which will be sold off.

Chancellor argues improving UK economy vindicates public spending cuts, but Labour condemns 'desperate attempt to rewrite history'.

Figures show 22,000 jobs lost in film-making, as second positive HIV test shuts down US porn industry.

Markets to track US Congress vote on military action in Syria, on 9 September.

Justice Department to ascertain if GSK contravened US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.

Crude oil futures make highest gain in two years on threatened Syria attack by US.

Gold remains on upswing amid continuing economic uncertainty.

Disappointing US nonfarm payrolls may pour cold water on QE tapering by the Federal Reserve.

Generali and Mediobanca plan to sell their shares in Telecom Italia