Tullett Prebon Axes 210 Jobs to Reduce Headcount by 9% as Revenue Tanks
British interdealer brokerage's first half revenue fell 15%.
Drax Shares Edge Lower as Profits Hit by UK Carbon Tax
British power producer reported a 15% fall in first half earnings
UBS Pays €300m to Settle German Tax Probe
Second-quarter profit rises 15% on year to 792m francs.
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Isis Threat Forces Emirates Airlines to Stop Flights over Iraq
One of world's biggest airlines to stop flying over militant-held territory following MH17 crash.
Russian Business Sentiment Up in July but Sanctions Could Spoil Party
Russian business sentiment reached its highest level in three months in July.
Senior City Staff Look Abroad as New Pay Laws Make London 'Less Attractive'
Financial centres like New York, Singapore and Hong Kong are free from restrictions on bonuses.
Ryanair Increases Profit Forecast as Budget Airlines Continue to Excel
Easyjet also reports strong figures as airline industry enjoys some rare good news.
Ernst & Young: UK Profit Warnings Hit Three Year High Despite Economic Recovery
Profit warnings in the first half of 2014 are the highest they've been since 2011.
Hague Arbitration Court Awards $50bn to Former Yukos Shareholders in Major Blow to Russia
Compensation largest arbitration award surpassing $2.473bn won by Dow Chemical in 2012.
Obama to End US Corporate Tax Inversions?
By invoking 1969 tax law, President Obama can sidestep congressional deadlock to limit corporate 'inversions'.
Morgan Stanley Advises RBS to Offload Majority Stake in Ulster Bank
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Mothercare Shares Plunge 11% as Destination Maternity Drops Takeover Bid
Mothercare stock price takes a battering in early trading.
Passport Office Workers Strike over 'Staffing Crisis' and Pay
The PCS union says it is a long way off getting a commitment from the agency.
National Australia Bank Sells £625m of Distressed UK Commercial Property Loans
NAB agreed to sell £625m parcel of distressed loans from its UK commercial real estate portfolio to affiliate of Cerberus Global Investors.
China Warns US Solar Anti-Dumping Duties Will Damage Trade Relations
US has imposed anti-dumping duties ranging from 26% to 165.04% on imports of solar products from China and Taiwan.
OSI Group Recalls All Products Made by Scandal-Hit Shanghai Husi Food
Shanghai Husi Food is accused of selling rotten meat to food companies including McDonald's, KFC and Pizza Hut.
McDonald's Faces Probe in Hong Kong Over Use of Rotten Meat from China
McDonald's Hong Kong admitted it imported tainted meat from China.
Pro Kabaddi League: India's Ancient Sport to Land Professional Footing
Murdoch's Star TV, business tycoon Anand Mahindra and sports commentator Charu Sharma seek to revive kabaddi's glory.
The Secret's Out: Secret Cinema Cancels Back To The Future Screening
Cancelled event shows Secret Cinema to be a disorganised event.
Carillion and Balfour Beatty Negotiate £3bn Merger
"The merger of the two groups has the potential to create a market-leading services".
Why Does it Cost £576 to be a Premier League Football Fan for the 2014/15 Season?
IBTimes UK research revealed the cheapest and most expensive season tickets in the league.
Air Algerie Flight AH5017 and Downed Malaysian Airlines MH17 Have No Impact on Passenger Activity, says Heathrow Boss
John Holland-Kaye says the spate of airline and airport related disasters has not effected Britons' travel plans
PetroChina Revisits Plan to Auction Mega Gas Pipeline Arm
PetroChina Eastern Pipelines could now be sold to affiliate PetroChina United Pipelines.
Russian Consumer Agency Wants to Ban McDonald's Royal Cheeseburger And Filet-o-Fish
Russia's consumer protection agency files lawsuit in bid to ban some burgers, milkshakes and ice cream.
School Summer Holiday Disruption: East Midlands Trains Faces Four Day Strike over 'Paltry' Pay
Unite says its members are disappointed with their 2.75% pay offer and have voted to walk out
Obama Hits out at 'Unpatriotic' Corporate Tax Avoiders
Obama says US companies operating from tax havens were 'gaming the system'.
Ikea Billionaire: Stay Away From Luxury on Mobile Game and Bank £9,000 Reward
Sweden's richest man uses computer game based on frugality to lure customers to his bank
Talisman Energy's Southeast Asian Assets a Likely Good Fit for Repsol
Repsol to return cash to shareholders if it fails to identify acquisition targets.
How Barclays is Using Big Macs to Get US 'Flash Boys' Style Lawsuit Thrown Out
New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman hit the British bank with a major lawsuit in June
Millions Stranded as US Passport and Visa System Hit by Mystery Glitch
Major computer glitch leaves millions in limbo
BSkyB Snaps up Sky Italia and Sky Deutschland in £4.9bn Deal
It will look to create a TV subscription service across Europe
Amazon's Stock Tanks After Firm Reports Huge Loss Despite Strong Sales Growth
Amazon raked in $19.3bn in revenue in Q2 but made no money during the quarter.
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