COMPANIES

State security service says unnamed bank transferred millions to militants before takeover

Egypt's tourism industry has been sliding since 2011 uprising that toppled Hosni Mubarak.

Euronext's €1.5bn IPO expected in June 2014.

Zebra will fund all-cash transaction through cash on hand and new debt.

Sources tell IBTimes UK that Coote exit has 'nothing to do with' FX market rigging

Over 50% of enterprises feel defenceless against cyber attacks.

Infosys expects revenue growth in range of 7 to 9% for ongoing fiscal year on increased IT spending by US and European firms.

Monte Paschi may raise up to €5bn, instead of €3bn, from planned capital hike.

Unison says the employees are angry at the government's 1% pay increase, which is below inflation.

Gauloises and Davidoff maker says it's shutting cigarette factories in Nottingham, England and Nantes, France

Madeleine Moon of Commons Defence Select Committee makes shocking claims in radio interview.

Albemarle & Bond fell into bankruptcy proceedings at the end of March

Diageo to float tender in June to acquire majority stake in India's United Spirits.

CEO collapsed bitcoin exchange is facing at least two summons in US over MtGox bankruptcy.

European markets were tentative on Tuesday morning as the crisis in Ukraine threatened to escalate further

Executives rewarded for their help in acquiring US-based Smithfield Foods.

The ONS says Consumer Price Inflation (CPI) increased by 1.6% in the year to March 2014.

US lawsuit claims Herbalife did not divulge to investors that it engaged in 'deceptive trade practices.'

Retailer Debenhams posts half year results in line with January profit warning.

Steve Turner is the Assistant General Secretary of trade union Unite.

Cheap copies of Novartis AG's heart drug Diovan, on which Ranbaxy has exclusive rights, is not available in market for 18 months

Adam Memon is Head of Economic Research at the thinktank, the Centre for Policy Studies.

A man has been sentenced to three years imprisonment for his involvement in boiler room fraud.

Sunderland has come under fire for boosting bonuses and pay despite bank's losses

Positive news after losing Aggreko boss Rupert Soames to security giant Serco

Apple seeking $2bn from Samsung in fresh $2bn patent infringement lawsuit.

HSBC says investment forecast growth outstrips pre-recessionary business behaviour

The EU is putting plans in place to get tough on high frequency trading.

There has been a huge rise in travel agency closures as more holidaymakers look for bargains online.