Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy faces his toughest week in government as protests highlight unease over steepest austerity measures in modern Spanish history.
Having been battered by dreary macroeconomic environment, Christmas trading period more important than ever for British retailers
Ex-chairman of the electronics firm Olympus and three other officials plead guilty to charges of hiding company's losses.
Ratings firm's "New Recession in the Eurozone" report paints "bleak picture" for single currency area.
British Banking Association data shows more first time buyers entering housing market in August
DMGT said results will meet market expectations with boost from solid business-to-business performance and London 2012
EU lawmakers hear case for major changes as UK's FSA prepares recommendations for biggest reforms in decades.
Singapore investment fund is judging buyer interest for its stake in emerging markets bank Standard Chartered following money laundering scandal.
Facebook users in the UK, France and the US complain of privacy breach.
Financier Nicholas Levene warned that he faces a lengthy prison sentence after admitting £32 million ponzi scheme.
Plans to increase Europe's permanent bailout fund with some of the same techniques that created the original crisis appear doomed from the beginning.
The ten most educated countries in the world, according to data released by OECD, were also those with lowest unemployment levels during times of recession
Mario Draghi's bond buying programme has bought time but business leaders in Europe's biggest economy seem to question whether it will be used effectively.
Thousands of jobs in high street sportswear retailer JJB are at risk as the business fails to secure a buyer
Apple iPhone's major supplier Foxconn hit by workers' riots triggered by personal rivalry.
Indonesia-based coal miner founded by Nathaniel Rothschild starts urgent investigation into development funds at coal exporter
Move designed to help SMEs unable to secure credit from existing lenders.
China makes strategic investments in Afghan mineral resources, copper mines and oil exploration and extraction.
Tax affairs of rich footballers, media personalities and other wealthy people to come under closer scrutiny.
Aaryn Flynn pays tribute to the two founders of BioWare who announced their retirement recently, and confirms details of BioWare's upcoming projects in Mass Effect series.
European giants Tesco and Carrefour also expected to follow Walmart's decision to set up shop in India.
Under the deal, Universal will sell off labels including Parlophone, home to artists such as Pink Floyd and David Guetta.
Jessica Harper, the former head of fraud and security for digital banking, submitted false invoices to claim cash illegally.
Few new releases in music, visual and games markets impact sales.
Adidas scales down Reebok's sales target following a decision to not renew NFL licence and a change in reporting of NHL-related licence sales.
Acquisition to help Ageas expand and make it the fifth largest non-life insurer in the UK.
The final review of Greece's staggering finances will be published in November as Obama Administration asks for "no surprises" from EU officials before presidential vote.
An increasing number of people in the recession-hit UK economy are becoming self-employed. IBTimes UK explores.
IBTimes UK speaks exclusively to Chris Leslie MP about how the FSA scheme is ignoring small businesses concerns over banks mis-selling derivatives.
The timing of the Bank of England Governor's first live television interview raises serious questions about his political independence.
