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Narendra Modi's pro-business credentials will attract foreign funds as India seeks to recover from a patch of ailing growth

Briton Mark Reilly and China's Zhang Guowei and Zhao Hongyan were charged with corruption in May

Ofgem slapped the energy giant with a record redress package for customer

Liverpool won more fans with attacking displays and more television cash in the bank.

Dr Nick Smith from the Oxford Open Learning Trust says results show confidence vital at work.

Helena Morrissey, founder of the 30% Club, tells IBTimes UK there is still work to do.

Passenger traffic has sharply dropped off since the unexplained disappearance of flight MH370.

UK's largest developer gives sign that market for central London office space may be topping out.

Ukraine offered to pay $4bn to Gazprom if it reduces the price it is demanding from Kiev for gas supplies

Manchester United post record third-quarter revenues.

How UK company founders missed out on the slice of a lucrative pie

Forbes was the youngest person to ever to serve as a Member of the White House's Council of Economic Advisers

Thomas Cook's cost cutting measure softened the blow of a decline in holidays to Egypt.

Prices of private residential properties fell 1.3% in Q1 2014 after a 0.9% dip in Q4 2013.

Elsewhere, a raft of financials are preparing for Scotland possible breaking away from the UK

Neil Carberry says having healthy staff is an essential part of running a healthy business.

Lloyds says 'executive pay is strongly linked to shareholders objectives'

Bitcoin will play very important role in future according to eBay CEO John Donahoe.

Despite a more positive outlook within the UK economy recently, there are still many challenges remaining for SMEs.

Lung cancer drug under development, known as AZD9291, could generate $3bn in annual revenues if approved.

Trinity Mirror, publisher of Daily Mirror, has reported an increase in digital ad revenues of nearly 50%.

Euromoney Institutional Investor is owned by the Daily Mail & General Trust

30 years on from the worst industrial disaster in history, Dow refuses to share info on its impact with shareholders.

World's fourth-largest oil consumer seeks to battle air pollution in its cities.

Violence swept through Vietnam as rioters attacked industrial sites in protest over China's behaviour in South China Sea.

The London Stock Exchange's latest results also lifted by LCH.Clearnet Purchase.

Deal would create clear market leader in US cable TV market.

This is WPP's second South African acquisition in two weeks after it snapped up Quirk

Retailers unveil agreement on merger that will create new Dixons Carphone firm.