BUSINESS

Amid high British youth jobless rates, self-made Samuel-James Wilson details employment hopes through apprenticeship

Lloyds Banking Group chairman reveals he will be retiring by this time next year

UK economy showing signs of recovery boosted by Bank of England's Funding for Lending Scheme.

Chancellor reports strong agreement among delegates to tackle tax cheats.

IBTimes UK presenter Marverine Cole looks at how the eurozone is seeking financial stability.

Businesses have finally overcome their confusion about social media - but now comes the hard bit, says Laura Roach.

As Britain prepares for 2014 EU restrictions removal on Romania and Bulgaria migration, Shane Croucher explores immigration myths.

Industry bodies seek further monetary easing to spur growth.

IBTimes UK looks at the new BoE governor ahead of G7 meeting with Britain's UK Chancellor George Osborne

Business leaders insist shale gas will lower carbon emissions and is cleaner than coal and oil.

IBTimes UK explores Djibouti's mission to forge stronger financial ties to the UK amid political protests

Lower costs and expenses help company's performance despite a 5% decline in revenues.

Barry Tootell steps down following Moody's downgrade of bank's deposit and senior debt ratings to Ba3, from A3.

Local councils could block controversial shale gas wells in the UK with planning law over fracking and flaring fears.

IGas Energy chief executive Andrew Austin says reserves must be confirmed through drilling and exploration

First-quarter operating loss rises to €278m from €249m a year ago.

After Cyprus' near meltdown, G7 finance ministers will be focusing on banking and finance reforms.

Bullish sentiment prevails across European markets as investors look for cues from policy measures and corporate earnings.

Trustwave's John Yeo reveals the difficulties businesses face from cyber security threats.

Icahn and Southeastern, who were opposing the $24.4bn deal for Dell, come up alternative offer.

IBTimes UK looks at key charts that show cross-border business is aided by domestic regulation

Djibouti is on a mission - a trade mission - in the UK. The small Horn of Africa state wants British investment to help build up its economy.

Stratex sets target of finding 2 million ounces of gold worth $3bn in tiny East African country.

To mark the 63rd anniversary, IBTimes UK presents an exerpt of Robert Schuman's original speech with translation

Chancellor George Osborne was on Thursday (May 9) accused of ignoring the "elephant in the room" of tax dodgers by campaigners who say poor countries are suffering because western governments are not doing enough to clamp down on off-shore tax havens

Part state-owned bank reveals it is cutting headcount as part of its Strategic Review

Dawaleh tells IBTimes UK Djibouti is becoming more democratic, despite accusations of electoral fraud and political arrests.

Portugal's jobless rate surges in the first quarter this year

Industrial production rises 0.7% on month in March, following a revised 0.9% increase in February.