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EU Law Blocking 'Urgent' Finance Help for UK Exporters

EXCLUSIVE: Two delayed government export finance schemes still being designed to avoid falling foul of EU law.

European Markets Decline on Caution Over EU Meeting

European markets retreat after four straight days of gains.

Milan Design Week 2013: Elena Baturina Q&A

The human need to constantly improve the surrounding environment, through architecture, design, taste and sound is actually pushing the boundaries of technological progression, rather than the other way around, says Russian oligarch Elena Baturina.

Singapore GDP Contracts 0.6% in First Quarter on Weak Manufacturing

A 6.5 percent year-on-year decline in manufacturing output has dragged the economy into contraction.

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UK Exporters 'Very Disappointed' over Mystery Delay to Government £5bn Finance Schemes

Questions surround two export finance schemes that have failed to launch as government keeps silent, reveals IBTimes UK.

Milan: Hybrid Design and Architecture Breathe Fresh Life into Italy's Industry and Innovation

Milan Design Week 2013 and Be Open reveal need for new type of architecture to catalyse technological and industrial development.

Greek Unemployment Hits New High

Greece's registered unemployment rate hit a record of 27.2 per cent in January, data showed on Thursday (April 11), reflecting the depth of the country's recession after years of austerity imposed under an international bailout.

Toyota, Nissan, Honda and Mazda Recall 152,000 UK Cars over Faulty Airbag Fears [VIDEO]

3.4m Japanese cars recalled worldwide after concerns raised about rupture risk of Takata passenger airbags.

Strong M&S Food Sales Growth Boosts Share Price

Marks & Spencer posts strongest quarterly group sales growth for two years, though general merchandise continues to tumble.

European Shares Extend Gains After Record Wall Street Close

China data and central bank stimulus from the US and Japan boost Asia shares as Europe builds on three-day rally.

Toyota Among Four Japan Car Makers To Recall Vehicles Over Airbag Fault

Four Japanese automakers - Toyota, Nissan, Honda and Mazda - are recalling some 3.4 million vehicles world-wide because of an airbag problem, the companies said on Thursday (April 11).

Bird Flu Outbreak Hits Chinese Poultry Businesses

The outbreak of H7N9 bird flu and the culling of hundreds of thousands of birds at Shanghai's wet market over the past week has turned many consumers away from poultry.

KPMG Faces Misconduct and Conflict of Interest Claims

Auditor who signed off on collapsed HBOS reports also sacked US partner.

Vedanta Shares Rise on Strong Production Figures

Vedanta reports robust production growth across its mining divisions.

UK Mobile Ad Spend More Than Doubles to £526m in 2012

Advertising on mobile devices grows a staggering 148 percent in 2012.

'Inflation Busting' Bosses' Pay Soars Despite Ordinary Britons' Income Squeeze

Chartered Management Institute report reveals 15.8 percent pay package leap for chief executives as most others see real terms pay cut.

Royally Shafted: Bullying James Crosby from His Knighthood is Unfair and Hypocritical

The public humiliation heaped on bank bosses who are guilty of little more than hubris represents a desire for vengeance rather than a search for the truth.

European Markets Gain After Strong China Trade Data

Markets open positive taking cues from a surprise jump in China's imports data.

China Posts Surprise March Trade Deficit of $880m as Imports Surge

China's March trade deficit widens on import surge indicating improved domestic demand.

Asian Stocks Rise on China Imports Data and Record Wall Street Close

China's March imports rise unexpectedly, leaving a surprise trade deficit for the country.

Luxury Brands Break New Grounds In India

A rapidly growing pool of cash-stuffed entrepreneurs and professionals with disposable incomes are drawing global luxury brands to India.

James Crosby: Former HBOS Chief Executive Gives Up Knighthood Over Leadership of Toxic Bank

Crosby also gives up 30 percent of pension pot after being accused of creating downfall of bailed-out bank HBOS.

UK Economy Escapes Triple-Dip Recession

Tiny Q1 growth helps Britain skip triple-dip recession, says National Institute of Economic and Social Research.

RBS Faces Financial Conduct Authority Probe into 2012 IT Failure

New Financial Conduct Authority to investigate bank's system collapse that hit millions of customers.

Lagardere Divests Entire Stake in EADS for €2.28bn

The sale is part of an overhaul of EADS's shareholding structure.

UK Home Sales Rise to 3-Year High on Lending Boost - Rics

Bank of England's FLS and other government initiatives ease pressure on the property market.

UK Trade Deficit Worsens in February - ONS

Office for National Statistics reveals worse than expected trade data across month.

UK Production and Manufacturing Output Lifts in February - ONS

Office for National Statistics Index of Production data adds weight to view UK economy avoided triple-dip recession in first quarter.

Developing Asia to Rebound Despite Europe and US Weakness [VIDEO]

ADB sees political disputes and policy issues as dampeners for growth in developing Asian economies.

UK Retail Sales Defy March Snow Though Fashion Stores Take Hit - BRC

British Retail Consortium says no diasaster for retail sales in March despite heavy snowfall.

European Markets Rise as US Earnings Season Kicks in with Strong Alcoa Results

European markets open positive on indication of a solid US corporate earnings season.

Milan Design Week 2013, design and architecture with Be Open, Christophe Pillet and Elena Baturina (Photo: Lianna Brinded)

Milan Focuses on Design and Manufacturing For Economic Growth

Government officials, think tank Be Open and architects hone in on design to promote a new era of economic growth

China March Inflation Drops to 2.1% on Lower Food Prices

China's CPI inflation slows down in March to 2.1 percent, below analysts' target of 2.5 percent.

Asian Markets Rise on Positive China Data

Japanese stocks continue to gain from BoJ's stimulus that weakened the yen to the near-100 level against the dollar.

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