Fujifilm to Buy Stake in US Vaccine Maker Kalon Biotherapeutics as Ebola Spreads
Japan's Fujifilm to buy 49% of US-based Kalon Biotherapeutics.
Launch of Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect Delayed
Shares in Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing decline almost 5% in morning trade.
Survey Reveals US Workers Worst Excuses For Calling in Sick
Botched plastic surgery, bathroom-related accidents and setting clothes on fire on list of worst sickie excuses in US
Google CEO Larry Page Puts Sundar Pichai In Charge of Key Businesses
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Wal-Mart's Asda Faces Staff Legal Action Over Equal Pay as Supermarket Pledges to 'Robustly Defend' Record
The Wal-Mart-owned supermarket chain says it is 'very proud' of its record in this area.
The Walking Dead and Mad Men US Broadcaster AMC Buys 49.9% Stake of BBC America
The US broadcaster has purchased a 49.9% stake in BBC America
Chiquita Pressing Ahead With Fyffes Deal Vote Despite Rival Cutrale-Safra Bid
Brazilian partnership Cutrale-Safra increased its bid for Chiquita, valuing the company $680m.
Boeing Makes First Sale to Iran Air Since 1979 Revolution and Hostage Crisis
First sale by US company Boeing to Iran Air since 1979 hostage crisis ruined relations.
Nick Clegg: Northern England Will Rival New York With 200,000 More Technology Jobs
The UK deputy prime minister announced the creation of a major new project called TechNorth
Raj Rajaratnam's Brother Makes $840,000 Settlement with SEC over Civil Claims
Rengan Rajaratnam settles insider trading case with US Securities and Exchange Commission.
Spirit Pub Company Reject C&C Bid Leaving Greene King in Pole Position for Acquisition
C&C now has until 20 November to make a firm offer
Google Set to Spend $1bn in Long-Term Office Leases
Lease contracts have periods expiring between 2027 and 2028.
UK Skills Shortage: 66% of Parents Think Education System Doesn't Prepare Children for Work
The charity City & Guilds says it is no surprise that parents are concerned.
Swiss Banks Question Terms of US Tax Amnesty Deals
As many as 73 Swiss banks question more than dozen demands set out in agreement.
Microsoft Sales Beat Projections on Nokia Acquisition But Profit Falls
Acquisition of Nokia boosts company's revenues by 25% to $23.2bn.
Secure Hospital Strike: Prison Officers Walk Out for Four Hours in NHS Pay Row
Members of the Prison Officers Association will strike from 7am until 11am on 24 October.
UK House Prices to Soar Over Next Decade Despite London Gaining 570,000 New Homes
Stirling Ackroyd says Southwark, Tower Hamlets, Islington and Hackney will be property hotspots
UK House Prices Rocket Across London, Cambridge and Bristol
The average UK house has gained £15,300 in the last 12 months
UK House Price Crash Imminent? First Time Buyer Deposits Tiny Amid Soaring Costs
Average first-time buyer deposit falls 8% year-on-year to £26,134
UK Trade Unions Call for Consultation Over Tata Steel's Long Products Division Sale
UK's National Trade Union Steel Co-ordinating Committee wants Tata to examine 'all the options'.
Tata Motors: Zest and Bolt Sales Crucial While JLR Can Pay More Dividend Than Due, Moody's Says
Funds are needed to support the Zest and Bolt launches as well as the inventory increase
Secure Hospital Strike: 'Prison Officers Turning to Food Banks and Payday Loans' – POA Union Chief
Exclusive: Steve Gillan tells IBTimes UK that his members are 'struggling'.
Total CEO Christophe de Margerie Death: 4 More Suspects Detained in Investigation
Prosecutors detain four more people relating to death of former Total CEO.
Prince Charles Pays 'Special Tribute' to Lynda Bellingham after 'Great Sadness' from Oxo Star's Death
His Royal Highness said the actress was a 'wonderful ambassador' for his charity Prime.
UK Retail Sales Down in September as Economic Recovery Slows
Retail sales dropped by 0.3% in September
Mis-selling Investments: FCA Bans and Fines Paul Reynolds for 'Reckless and Deliberate' Recommendations
FCA said he recklessly recommended products that were not suitable for the eight vulnerable clients.
Gazprom Stocks Slide to Five Year Low in US As Gas War Looms
Russia's biggest company has failed to resolve a long-running gas price dispute with Ukraine
UK House Prices: Foxtons Shares Crash 14% on Slow London Property Sales
Shares fall further below IPO levels to a record low
UK Houses Prices: Home Builders to Construct New Properties at the Fastest Rate Since 2007
National House Building Council data show thousands of new homes have been registered across the UK
Tesco Chairman Sir Richard Broadbent to Step Down As Profits and Shares Tumble
Shares opened down 6.7% on news of Tesco's latest accounting error
Tesco Sales and Profit Fall as Profit Overstatement Calculated at £263m
Sales for first half declined 4.4% to £34bn, while pre-tax profit fell 91.9% to £112m
Lloyds to Axe 9,000 Jobs and Shut Down Some Branches
Plan to be carried out over next three years as part of CEO Antonio Horta-Osorio's strategic review of business.
Almost 50% of UK Workforce Have Never Requested a Pay Rise
Law firm Slater & Gordon warns that people can easily find themselves being taken advantage of.
UK Government: Co-op Bank's Failure and Deficiency Was Embodied by Paul Flowers
The Treasury Committee launches its analysis over the embattled group's problems
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