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Japanese insurers are facing hurdles including an ageing population in the domestic market.

Mark Dannatt, naval director, speaks to IBTimes UK on the large scale project.

Mark Dannatt, naval director, speaks to IBTimes UK on the large scale project

GMT Research Ltd says Singapore private companies have significantly increased leveraging over past few years

Speaking to IBTimes UK in London, BAE Systems' T26 global combat ship programme director, Geoff Searle, said there's no contingency plan in place for Scottish independence.

Okada is being investigated by US and Philippine authorities over alleged bribery.

IBTimes UK looks at the state of China's decades after the fateful day of revolution

IBTimes looks at China's largest industries and how they've shaped up since the massacre

Mergers between British businesses have fallen to the lowest level since records began.

AXA PPP healthcare survey shows a majority of workers regularly coast of work due to fatigue

First 18 Rafale combat jets could be delivered to the Indian Airforce in mid-2016.

CO2 target to be included in China's next five-year plan, which begins in 2016.

Average selling price for iPhone was $650 in 2013, more than twice that of Android smartphone at $276.

Lord Bilimoria says it is about telling a 'compelling story based on undeniable brand truth'

Russia and Ukraine state energy firms to keep up negotiations to avert gas delivery cuts.

Nick Clegg supports law changes and claims thousands of landlords earning less than minimum wage.

EU securities watchdog blames organisational lacuna in credit rating agency for lapse.

Under pressure Tesco boss Philip Clarke has created two new executive roles amid financial pressure

French foreign minister Laurent Fabius says it will defend BNP Paribas against "unreasonable" US penalty

Operator of charter school said to have misled investors and concealed risk of liquidating its schools.

Shaun Thomson, CEO, Sandler Training in the UK gives us his top tips

Government-funded watchdog to investigate human rights abuse allegations in West Bank

Head of Credit Suisse's private bank says bank generated new business despite pleading guilty

A regulatory filing detailed KPMG, Deloitte, PwC and Ernst and Young's plans

Local media reports says BMW is looking to make €100m cost cut two months after German automaker announced €735m US expansion

UK Chancellor George Osborne and BoE Governor Mark Carney express need to clean-up markets

Japanese insurers eyeing overseas assets to move away from stagnant home market.

Sunday Telegraph says government will unveil plans to introduce a Dutch-style collective pension plan.

Following the latest round of bribery allegations, IBTimes UK asks; Is it time to kick Fifa out of football?