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Ofgem has ordered energy suppliers to refund over three million UK households.

Standard Life updated customers on what the group will do in the event of independence

Employees in India and Colombia enjoy the greatest number of public holidays (18).

Group sales and profits were up for Mike Ashley's Sports Direct.

London Metal Exchange is preparing to roll out a new aluminium contract.

The banking veteran died from a heart attack

Alibaba expected to price the IPO on 18 September.

IBTimes UK looks at the best selling author's second book, The Establishment.

The bank will hold a special board meeting later on 10 September

Family Dollar has spurned Dollar General's unsolicited approaches citing antitrust risks.

Shanghai General Motors has begun to recall certain Cadillac XTS cars.

Delisting from London Stock Exchange expected to become effective early October 2014.

PayPal unit Braintree will start accepting bitcoin payments in coming months.

The joint report says there will need to be 600 million extra jobs created across the world by 2030.

Data breach is expected to rival Target Corp's massive data theft in 2013.

Carney will talk about the UK labour market and real wages in his speech to trade unions.

Genel Energy, which evacuated non-essential staff in August after security deteriorated in northern Iraq, is set to return

Plaintiffs accused bank of making false and misleading claims about securities.

The shadow business secretary says Labour will abolish the current system if elected.

Martoma made use of tips he received about clinical trial for Alzheimer's drug to gain from pharma stocks.

GSK in 2012 conducted focused investigation into specific people and suppliers in China in connection with US probe.

Sterling fell below $1.61 overnight after latest poll puts No vote only one point ahead.

Dubai's second airport to become world's biggest airport following 20-billion pound expansion plan.

Professor Thom Brooks tells IBTimes UK that the immigration debate is based on misconceptions.

Morningside Foundation has gifted $350m to Harvard's School of Public Health.

India's Sahara group could mortgage trophy hotel assets rather than sell them, to raise Roy's bail money.

The general secretary asked delegates if they are 'going to settle for a nastier and poorer Britain'.

British government sent letter to US Supreme Court backing troubled oil giant BP.

Newson was named by Time magazine in 2005 as one of world's 100 most influential people.