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GlaxoSmithKline Seeks China Bribery Scandal Resolution as Mark Reilly and Execs Charged With Corruption

China charged former boss of GSK's China unit, Mark Reilly, and two other executives with corruption

AstraZeneca Shares Worth £100 Each on Cancer Drugs in Pipeline, says Questor

AstraZeneca has three of its cancer drugs in the final stage of testing and another 20 at earlier stages of development.

ITV Shares Tumble Amid Revenue Drop and Cost Savings

Downton Abbey (pictured) and X Factor Boost ITV Revenues

On track to deliver £10m cost savings over the full year

Barclays Vice Chairman of Asia Pacific M&A Jason Rynbeck Leaves

Barclays Asia-Pacific chairman and chief executive Robert Morrice left earlier this month.

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Turkey to Sell Kurdish Oil on Global Markets

Long-running dispute between Kurdistan and Iraq has held up exports of Kurdish oil in Turkish city Ceyhan.

Thousands of Land Registry Staff to Strike over Future of Agency

PCS union argues Whitehall must scrap consultation on privatising Land Registry

Egypt Tourism Numbers Slide Ahead of Presidential Elections

The number of tourists visiting Egypt tumbled in March as instability continues to deter holidaymakers.

What to Expect From the UK's New Employment Figures

IBTimes UK takes a look at some predictions for the ONS's latest Labour Market report.

Camel wanders through Kuwait power grids

Kuwait Seals $3bn Natural Gas Deal with BP to Stave Off Energy Crisis

Kuwait announces five year deal that will support its energy demands during peak-usage summer months.

Coke Eyes Home Soda Market With Increased Keurig Stake

Coke is now Keurig's largest shareholder which plans a break into home soda market.

AstraZeneca and Pfizer Deal: Cable Plays Down Government's Intervention Ability

AstraZeneca and Pfizer Deal: Cable Calms Fears Over Government's Intervention Powers

Vince Cable adds Pfizer's open letter was the starting point for negotiations, not a binding proposal

Russia Facing Recession as Western Sanctions Bite

Russian economy minister Alexei Ulyukayev says GDP likely to shrink for second straight quarter

US Tax Probe Settlement Could Cost Credit Suisse Over $2bn

Credit Suisse may strike a deal with New York state and federal prosecutors this week.

Heathrow and Gatwick Submit Final Plans as Runway Battle Takes Off

Airport Commission weighs up four final plans for rivals' airport expansion

Airbus Shares Surge After Q1 Profits Beat Forecasts

Airbus Group's stock jumped 8.82% on 13 May.

Should the UK Government Get Involved with Pfizer's AstraZeneca Bid?

AstraZeneca Fears Pfizer Bid Would Disrupt Jobs, Medicine and Reputation

Drugmaker's CEO Pascal Soriot said long-term commitments wouldn't make a difference to substantial short term disruption

How Noise Festival Breaks Down 'Nepotistic' Barriers of UK Creative Industries

Noise Festival offers young creatives a foot in the door of the creative industries.

Russia's Gazprom Warns Ukraine it Does Not Have Enough Gas For Winter

Russian energy giant says Kiev has half the gas supplies it needs to cover the winter without problems

TUI Travel Beats Analysts' Estimates

TUI Travel's losses increase but the airline says that it is still on course for growth this year.

Mock Bitcoins are displayed on a table in an illustration picture

Chinese Bitcoin Exchanges Planning to go Offshore to Escape PBOC Crackdown

Bitcoin exchange Huobi is trying to create offshore account and go international.

Pfizer Eyes 'Lower R&D Spend and Tax Rates' If AstraZeneca Deal Completes

Pfizer's Ian Read still insists that it cannot figure the number of UK jobs possibly affected by the takeover.

Aston Martin to Swing to Black After 2016: CFO Hanno Kirner

Aston Martin product chief Ian Minards remains 'open-minded' to a potential SUV.

A man walks past an AstraZeneca site in Macclesfield, north England April 28, 2014

Pfizer's AstraZeneca Takeover Slammed By Unite and GMB for 'Flimsy Commitments' to UK Workforce

Unions say Pfizer should sign up to a legally binding agreement, saving UK jobs following a takeover.

Allergan Rejects $47bn Offer From Valeant Pharmaceuticals

Proposal substantially undervalued Allergan, according to company.

GSK China Marketing Team Formed To Bribe Hospitals

China Unveiling GlaxoSmithKline Bribery Investigation Details

China accuses GSK executives of routing 3bn yuan in bribes to doctors through travel agencies and consultancies

EasyJet's revenue up 10.5% in third quarter

EasyJet Trims Losses Ahead of Holiday Season

However, the low cost airline posted better than expected results in its first half financial report.

Disney's Frozen Reels in $1.19bn in Global Ticket Sales

The children's film about two royal sisters in a frosty kingdom has also boosted Disney's balance sheet

Howard League: Ban G4S and Serco from UK Government Contracts

Justice campaign group handing report of failures to police and SFO.

A DirecTV dish is seen outside a home in the Queens borough of New York

AT&T in Talks to Buy DirecTV for $50bn as US PayTV Market Consolidates

AT&T's reported deal with DirecTV comes after Comcast's agreement to buy rival Time Warner Cable.

Pfizer Pressures AstraZeneca's Board Ahead of Westminster Grilling

US drug maker and Britain's second largest pharmaceutical are giving evidence at the Business Select Committee

Capita Scoops £1.1bn New Contracts as Rivals G4S and Serco Suffer

Outsourcing giant unveils new sales for 2014 while Serco and G4S remain under SFO probe.

RBS Launching Citizens Financial Unit US IPO

The embattled lending is selling off a large chunk of its US retail and commercial banking services

Facebook at Work Focuses on Enterprise Dollar

Facebook Looks to Open China Office to Boost Ad Sales

Facebook's social networking service is banned in China.

Co-op Chief Warns 'You Can't Wave a Magic Wand' Amid Reform Rejection Fears

Ursula Lidbetter said she was ready to speak personally to anyone not yet ready to back reform proposals.

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