BUSINESS

Flowers was found to be embroiled in a crack cocaine, crystal meth and ketamine-fuelled sex orgies.

Tunisia has been hit by a spate of suicide bombings and threats to its national security for the first time in just over a decade.

Germany's move is in line with Snowden's revelations that NSA tapped Angela Merkel's cellphone.

JPM is dealing with multiple probes and lawsuits worth billions of dollars.

Barclays became the most complained about bank in Britain on a deluge of PPI complaints.

Finnish mobile phone maker looking to unfreeze India factory in Chennai.

Welsh leader says benefits of further devolution outweigh uncertainties of Scottish independence.

British-based insurer says 'difficult' move is part of restructuring plan.

Serco takes another blow as chief executive Jeremy Stafford steps down due to fraud probe.

US academics found "robust evidence" of discrimination among certain types of employers.

CIMB, OCBC, Standard Chartered, and Maybank issue syndicated loan for the development

London's Mayor Boris Johnson unveils weekend 24 hour Tube services from 2015.

European finance ministers unhappy with pace of Greek austerity reforms, says Eurogroup boss.

ONS data shows 8% rise in housing starts in England during third quarter.

Salah Benabdallah tells IBTimes UK about hopes for the new generation of graduates

A new report highlights that employees' carelessness when it comes to corporate security is leading to major security problems.

Irish firm D2 Private sells office tower Waterside House for $321m.

The CBI says 93% of young people feel they are given inadequate careers information.

Outrage from French farmers as they set up roadblocks around Paris.

Federal Statistics Office says Germany saw 11% increase in immigrants in first half of year.

Agent Analytics said disparity between portals and land registry is 47.4% nationally.

Report says China will dislodge US out of economic superpower pedestal faster than earlier thought.

Job opportunities grew by more than 13% on average across the sector between 2010 and 2013.

Officials in the United States and China probe numerous cases involving multinationals and bribery in China.

The official wage board approves pay rise after a wave of strikes and Rana Plaza disaster

ONS reports smaller deficit despite extra borrowing because of Royal Mail shares sale.

China records second largest billionaire population after the United States.

ONS says 14.9% of young people in UK not in education, employment or training up to September.

Tribune Company says it will reduced staff in its publishing business.