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India targets $10.5bn privatisation revenues in the current fiscal year.

UK's BP and Canada's Niko Resources hold stakes in troubled KG-D6 gas project.

China Central Television earlier alleged that Bank of China is helping launder money through 'Youhuitong' service.

Job cuts to be announced could be biggest in Microsoft history, topping 5,800 layoffs in 2009.

The new chief starts following the departure of Wonga's co-founder Errol Damelin in June.

Adidas and Manchester United have agreed a 10-year reputed to be worth £70 per annum.

Some 6247 customers were granted loans exceeding rules on lending criteria.

Whether Germany won or lost in the World Cup final, the German sports firm Adidas had already won as the sponsor of both the German team and their rivals from Argentina.

Henkel's June buying spree saw it acquire French household cleaner maker Spotless and three US haircare brands.

Customer complaints in the first half of 2014 hit record figures.

Shire board is in detailed discussions with AbbVie in relation to sweetened £53.20 per Shire share offer.

Kansas City-based Russell Stover could be valued at about $1bn.

British investigator Peter Humphrey and his wife Yingzeng Yu were indicted for allegedly obtaining and selling information illegally.

Samsung found evidence of child labour at its supplier, Dongguan Shinyang Electronics.

A 27-person partnership will run Alibaba post its US listing.

Libya's largest oilfield, El Sharara, where Spanish firm Repsol is a partner, has resumed production.

Air India has faced troubles with Dreamliner three times this week.

Maria Zhang, senior director of engineering at Yahoo Mobile, sued by former employee Nan Shi for coercive oral and digital sex.

Deal would shift AbbVie's tax regime to UK, reducing its corporate tax rate significantly.

IBTimes takes a look at which brand is the real victor of the World Cup.

Managing director Bev White says everyone can change careers at any point in their lives

Gavin Aspden reveals breaking gender stereotypes is about being true to yourself and your skills.

Head of HSBC UK business banking delivers a rousing talk.

Children ran up millions of dollars because Amazon required no authorisation.

BES says it has €2.1bn of additional capital beyond the minimum it is required to hold.

Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby wanted to obliterate pay-day loans sector, despite the inadvertent investment.

Parliament's BIS committee lashes out at controversial privatisation of comms firm Royal Mail.

Benjamin Lawsky, New York's top banking regulator, has demanded $300m from the bank.

FCA received 52 requests from foreign regulators in 2013/14 for assistance on forex inquiries.