Shell Restarts Alberta Refinery
Energy giant restarts unit of oil refinery in Canada in oil rich province Alberta.
Centrica Battles HMRC for £6m Power Plant Business Rate Refund
One of the 'Big Six' seeks millions in refunds in legal battle.
NSA Spying Scandal Dents US Business Prospects in China
Foreign firms reluctant to continue buying American products.
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Garfield jumps away from telecoms to the water utility company.
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Leading UK snacks manufacturer Burton's Biscuit Company set to announce £350m sale to Canadian investor.
JPMorgan Reaches $4.5bn Mortgage Securities Settlement with 21 Investors
Deal not linked to $13bn tentative settlement struck with US Department of Justice.
JPMorgan London Whale: Javier Martin-Artajo Refuses Extradition to US
Former JPMorgan trader Martin-Artajo faces US fraud charges along with ex-colleague Julien Grout.
Italy's Monte Paschi's Shares Drop as Disappointing Q3 Results Can Impact 2014 Stock Sale
MPS has to carry out a €2.5bn stock sale in 2014 to avoid nationalisation.
Tunisia's Fashion Wear: Beacon for Workers' Human Rights and Ethical Garment Production [VIDEO]
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China Unleashes Sweeping Economic and Social Reform Plans
Beijing focuses on property, welfare and tax and also tipped to abolish Labour camps after four-day summit.
Tunisia's Medicars Calls for Industry Reforms for Post Arab Spring Growth [VIDEO]
Medicars' Yassine Ben Abdallah talks to IBTimes UK about how Tunisia needs political stability to help growth
Germany's Merck Spends €80m on China Manufacturing Facility
Merck looks to capitalise on China, which is set to become second-biggest drugs market behind US by 2016.
Starbucks Train: Coffee Chain Opening Store on Swiss Railway
Starbucks developed the double-decker carriage with Swiss rail operator SBB.
Lockheed Martin Axes 4,000 Jobs on Lower US Defence Spending
US Defence Department faces budget cuts of about $52bn in current fiscal year.
Bonmarché to Raise £40m From AIM Listing
Old ladies fashion retailer is set to be listed on the alternative investments market on the 20 November.
European Markets Mixed Despite Federal Reserve Vice Chair Janet Yellen's Dovish Stance
Janet Yellen supports the US Fed's ultra-easy monetary policy.
Nationwide Reports £270m Profits Surge
Britain's largest mutual lender sees rise in profits over the past six months to the end of September 2013.
Asian Markets Rally on Federal Reserve Vice Chair Janet Yellen's Comments
Yellen says the Fed will not trim its massive bond-buying programme anytime soon.
Mis-Selling Derivatives Scandal: Banks Use £3bn Redress Pot for Products Not Victims
FCA's Martin Wheatley also fails to forecast final bank bill for mis-sold swaps
EnQuest to Invest £4bn in North Sea Project Creating 20,000 Jobs
Company to invest in Kraken field that contains 137m barrels of oil.
Political Chaos Costs Libya $6bn in Oil Sales
Protests at oil ports and political turmoil also results in less money for wheat imports.
JPMorgan Cancels Twitter Q&A After Deluge of Negative Tweets
Leading bank experiences mass of negative tweets and stops twitter event as a result.
JPMorgan 'Paid Daughter of China's Ex-PM Wen Jiabao $1.8m'
Wen Ruchun's Fullmark Consultant paid $75,000 a month, SEC probe into China-JPMorgan links finds.
Man United Reports Record Revenues of £98.5m
Red Devils report record revenues for first quarter of 2014.
Starbucks CEO Defends $2.76bn Kraft Split As Strategically Right Decision
Starbucks to issue $750m additional debt to assist with the payment.
SEC Demands Former Goldman Sachs VP Fabrice Tourre's Salary Details
Tourre, found guilty of securities fraud, earned $1.7m in salary and bonus in 2007.
Lower Catastrophe Costs to Boost Profits for Insurance Giant Amlin
No major disaster claims in the third quarter will help insurance giant exceed targets.
Philip Green's Arcadia Group Blames Weather for Topshop Slump
Group owned by family of billionaire Philip Green sees sales decline on back of milder than expected weather.
European Markets Climb Ahead of Eurozone GDP Data
Fed Vice Chair Janet Yellen's remarks and positive German GDP data support the markets.
Asian Markets Rise on Japan Data and Janet Yellen's Stimulus Supportive Comments
US Federal Reserve Vice Chair Janet Yellen to testify before the Senate on 14 November.
Serco Warns of 2014 Profit Hit on Contract Fraud Investigations
Serco Chief Executive Christopher Hyman quit his role amid investigations. Shares tumble by nearly 8%
Cisco's China Equipment Sales Dented by NSA Spying Scandal
Much internet data transmitted through Cisco networking products.
Italy Probes Apple for 'Hiding' €1bn in Tax Avoidance Plan
Italian authorities launched an investigation in tech giant's 2010 and 2011 tax declarations
Pink Star Diamond Mined in Africa Fetches Record $83m at Sotheby's Auction
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