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Games Tax Relief was finally approved by the EU commission

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang says economy strong enough to repulse potential risks.

Siemens paid $800m to US Justice Department in 2008 to settle global bribery scandal.

The pension industry is due for a massive shakeup as the fallout from George Osborne's budget continues to hit home.

The optimism index has increased over the last year by a staggering 22 points.

Staff in the services and manufacturing sectors were £127 and £161 respectively worse off in real terms.

Dividend payment reflects F1's continuing financial strength and cash generation.

The bank announced its fifth distribution after bankruptcy filing to be made next week.

Walmart claims 'artificially inflated interchange fees' hit sales.

Budget supermarket posts lowest annual profit in five years and plans to invest £1bn

Manhattan court rules search engine's 'editorial judgment' similar to that of a newspaper editor.

Research revealed 54% of respondents said their earning potential has been reduced.

Tony Roy, of CareerBuilder, tells IBTimes UK that employment activity across Europe has picked up.

Traders bet Adidas stock may jump 13% to €88 by June from €78 currently.

The Australian business magnate took to Twitter to argue that Cameron's future leadership was under threat.

Lupin acquired Netherlands-based Nanomi in February 2014.

Citi was planning to buy back $6.4bn of shares by the beginning of 2015 and increase dividends by 5%.

Exclusive: Firebrand businesswoman tells us the 'real reasons' why more women aren't in senior positions

KFC announced menu revamp and enhanced marketing strategy in China.

Scots say Osborne is not being sincere about ruling out a currency union between an independent Scotland and the UK.

Target failed to isolate its most sensitive network assets.

Jiangsu Sheyang Rural Commercial Bank and Rural Commercial Bank of Huanghai suffer bank runs.

Those in London and the Midlands (7%) said that they actually view sales in a more positive light.

FHFA settlement is expected to reduce bank's first-quarter income by approximately $3.7bn.

Nigel Wilson, chief executive of L&G, expects to see more cash being taken out of pension pots after the reforms.

YouGov/Cebrs says there is still an air of caution among older consumers.

Russian businesses and politicians seem confident that Russia has weathered the storm but is their self-assured swagger actually misguided complacency?

Competition and Markets Authority will investigate SSE, Scottish Power, Centrica, npower, E.on and EDF.

Father and son reunited in business a decade after media mogul's eldest son quit