France Investigates Ikea for Allegedly Spying on Employees [VIDEO]
French prosecutors put local unit of Ikea and two top executives under investigation.
ActionAid Slams Barclays for Corporation Tax Avoidance Promotion in Africa
Charity says tax avoidance by big companies drains billions of pounds from poor countries.
Global Retailers Agree on Pact to Avoid Another Rana Plaza Disaster
The collapse of the Bangladeshi factory killed 1,100 people and highlighted the cost of cheap fashion
British Pay Rises Slower Than Inflation at 2% for Third Quarter 2013
Incomes Data Services survey reveals manufacturers offered steepest rises of average 2.5%.
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Royal Mail: UBS Claims CWU Dispute 'Major Risk Factor' to Offer Share Price
Royal Mail said pay dispute unlikely to be resolved and would hit firm's valuation, says UBS.
Royal Mail Shares: UBS Sets 450p Target Price and 'Sell' Rating Ahead of MPs Grilling
UBS was among banks advising government over 'undervalued' Royal Mail offer price.
European Markets Mixed Ahead of Federal Reserve's October Meeting Minutes
BoE will release the minutes of its latest MPC meeting at 9:30 hrs GMT.
Asian Markets Outside China Trade Lower on Downbeat Global Growth Forecasts
Dovish comments by Fed chief Ben Bernanke fail to boost regional sentiment.
Galleon Founder Raj Rajaratnam's Insider Trading Conviction Stands
A US federal appeals court refuses to re-examine May 2011 conviction.
FX Fixing Scandal: FCA Eyes Currency Market Regulation
Multi-trillion dollar foreign currency markets largely unregulated.
G4S Electronic Tagging Scandal: MoJ Overcharged by £24.1m
Linklaters finds no evidence of dishonesty or criminal conduct in G4S review.
Will Npower's Paul Massara Now Give Up His £150,000 Bonus Please?
Npower becomes most complained about energy firm in Britain and has axed jobs despite bumper profits
Typhoon Haiyan will Cost Philippines $5.8bn in Reconstruction [VIDEO]
Philippines' economic planning chief Arsenio Balisacan says costs of reconstruction may reach 250bn pesos.
JPMorgan Agrees $4bn Consumer Relief Package Details Under US Authorities Settlement
$4bn package includes mortgage write-downs, demolishing abandoned homes and lower monthly payments.
'Crystal Methodist' Paul Flowers Scandal: Co-op Group and Board Chairman Len Wardle Resigns
Ursula Lidbetter replaces Wardle after he led the board that appointed Paul Flowers who was filmed buying drugs
European Markets Drop Ahead of Fed Reserve Chief Ben Bernanke's Speech
German ZEW economic survey's results due at 10:00 hrs GMT.
Bank of America: Judge Urged to Approve $8.5bn Proposed Mortgage-Backed Securities Settlement
Investors' lawyers press US judge to rubber stamp BofA settlement because not one of opposing investors testified against it.
Asian Markets Mixed on Fed Speak and Carl Icahn's Comments
Activist investor Carl Icahn says he is 'very cautious' on the stock market.
FX Fixing Scandal: FCA Investigates Private Currency Trader Accounts
The regulator is delving into foreign exchange traders' private accounts to see if they traded their own money
Co-op Launches Internal Investigation into 'Crystal Methodist' Paul Flowers
Co-op launched a "root and branch" review of the way it is run following the drugs scandal.
ITV Sees 2013 Profits Boost on 2% Rise in Advertising Revenues
Downton Abbey and I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here broadcaster reports continual rises in ad revenue.
Npower Is UK's Most Complained-About Energy Firm [VIDEO]
Big six energy company gets three times the amount of complaints of its rivals.
Glasgow 2014: G4S Supplying Stewards to Commonwealth Games Despite London 2012 Security Blunder
Commonwealth Games Security Director Steve Allen defends decision, saying G4S "learned the lessons".
Libor Fixing Scandal: Rabobank Ousts Executive Sipko Schat
Dutch lender says the bank's members no longer support him
Iberia's Depressed Property Markets Find Willing Investors in China and Russia
Buyers get residence and travel permits against a €500,000 real estate investment.
UK Deputy PM Nick Clegg Hints at Foreign Property Owner Tax
Chancellor refuses to confirm whether government plans new tax.
Tunisia Fights Islamist Extremism Through Education [VIDEO]
Mediterranean School of Business' dean Mahmoud Triki talks to IBTimes UK in Tunisia
Paul Flowers: Mark Garnier MP Asks for Regulator Grilling Over Co-op 'Crystal Methodist' Chairman
Labour Party suspends disgraced ex-bank boss and Methodist minister over drugs scandal.
World Shares Hit 6-Year High on China Economic Reform Plans [VIDEO]
China unleashed a flurry of detailed economic and social reforms on 15 November
Italian Court Rejects House Arrest Bid by Ex-UBS Chief Raoul Weil
Weil, accused of helping Americans evade taxes, could be extradited to the US.
Dubai Financial Regulator Sues Deutsche Bank on Non-Disclosure Allegation
Dubai Financial Services Authority accuses Deutsche of failing to disclose information to customer due diligence and money laundering controls probe.
Asian Markets Outside Japan and Australia Gain on China Reforms Push
Hong Kong's Hang Seng index finishes 628 points higher.
1HQ CEO Mark Artus Q&A: Evolution of International Branding [VIDEO]
1HQ chief talks to IBTimes UK about developing branding for M&S, Tesco, Cadbury, Nestle and Nokia
European Markets Drop Ahead of Cues from US Federal Reserve
Fed Chief Ben Bernanke will speak on 19 December.
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