Japan's Skymark Airlines preparing to file for bankruptcy
Budget carrier Skymark Airlines' board has scheduled an emergency meeting tonight to decide on the filing.
Qatar and Brookfield win battle for Canary Wharf
Three biggest shareholders in Songbird Estates backed £2.6bn offer from Qatar's sovereign wealth fund and Canada's Brookfield.
China: Alibaba criticised by regulator SAIC over sale of fake and shoddy goods online
SAIC says e-commerce giant Alibaba failed to protect consumer rights and did little to tackle unlicensed merchants.
Shell bags $11bn deal to build petrochemicals plant in Iraq
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Mattel hopes superhero Barbie will rejuvenate sales
Barbie has been a popular figure in the toy market for the last 55 years but sales have dwindled for the world famous doll in recent times.
Big six profits keep growing despite gas price cuts, states Ofgem
The falling price of wholesale gas is significantly larger than savings passed onto consumer.
Edmund Shing: TalkTalk may follow O2 and succumb to telecom takeover mania
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Waitrose trumpets 2,000 new jobs to be created this year
The majority of the new roles will come from new stores.
Blackstone's new credit fund to seek undervalued energy assets
New energy-focused credit fund will seek to buy the traded debt of energy firms rather than lend to them directly.
Britons would prefer UK-based call centre over 10% discount
The majority of Britons would rather deal with a British call centre than receive a 10% discount
Rangers receive £10m loan from Newcastle United owner Mike Ashley
The Sports Direct founder has ploughed another £10m into Rangers
Stephen Foster: Apple, Google and Facebook dominate as big advertisers huddle together for warmth
One take-away from Davos is that concentration and consolidation mean the world appears to be getting smaller.
Swiss franc shock: SNB prepared to intervene in FX market after scrapping euro cap
On 15 January, SNB revealed it would no longer cap the Swiss franc's value against the euro.
US packaging giants RockTenn and MeadWestvaco in $16bn merger
The deal will create the second-largest US packaging firm behind International Paper.
Foxtons shares tumble on 'subdued' London property market
It added that the 'sales market remains challenging' and looks to the lettings market for growth.
China's 2014 factory profit growth at two-year low
Profits for large Chinese industrial firms rose 3.3% y-o-y in 2014, marking the slowest growth rate since November 2012.
Ireland's Aer Lingus accepts €1.3bn takeover bid from IAG
Aer Lingus rejected two bids from IAG last year.
Bianca Jagger blasts 'scaremongering' David Cameron over UK fracking job claims
Exclusive: The activist tells IBTimes UK the government should invest more in renewable energy.
Flybe shares nosedive 23% following poor trading update
Flybe has said that it would only break even this financial year
China's Postal Bank could raise $1bn in pre-IPO stake sale
Postal Savings Bank of China plans to raise over $4bn through planned Hong Kong and Shanghai floatations.
General election 2015: David Cameron promises to 'reward' UK with £7bn of tax cuts
The prime minister outlined the Conservative Party's tax policies ahead of the general election.
Woolf Sung unveils fine wine investment surge amid China's Year of the Goat
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Reinsurers PartnerRe and Axis Capital to merge in $11bn deal
"Merger of equals" is expected to achieve a minimum of $200m in cost savings in the first 18 months of operations.
Aer Lingus shares take flight as airline considers fresh IAG bid
The board is considering a revised €2.55 a share offer from IAG.
SSE to slash gas prices by 4.1% from end of April
SSE is the fifth of the Big Six energy firms to have reduced gas prices.
Mike Ashley increases Debenhams interest but rules out a bid
Sports Direct's total investment represents a 16.6% interest in the retailer's ordinary shares.
Russia's Lukoil is preparing for $25 oil, says CEO Alekperov
Brent crude, the European benchmark, traded at about $110 a barrel a year ago.
Npower announces 5.1% energy price reduction from mid-February
Reduction from 16 February will save the average customer £35 a year.
Man Group shares soar as hedge fund giant makes a mint on SNB euro cap reversal
The SNB revealed on 15 January that it would no longer cap the Swiss franc's value against the euro.
Adidas shares jump after firm sells Rockport unit for $280m
Rockport sold to entity formed by US-based rival New Balance and Berkshire Partners.
Apple Watch battery will last less than three hours of 'active use'
Apple Watch will last 19 hours with passive use but experts predict only three hours for active use.
China to build $242bn high-speed Beijing-Moscow rail link
Rail link will go through Kazakhstan and make travel between Asia and Europe easier.
Fifa sponsors Castrol, Continental Tyres and Johnson & Johnson join Sony by not renewing deals
Sony and Emirates had already said they would not renew contracts with scandal-hit Fifa
Singapore's Keppel offers to privatise realty arm in $2.8bn deal
Keppel Land's main markets are Singapore and China the company is expanding into Indonesia and Vietnam.
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