COMPANIES

Mainland China resumes trading after week-long holiday.

Italian carmaker accounts for a large slice of GDP and has created thousands of jobs

European Union legal advisers write that new agency shouldn't have such wide discretion

Mind says work is the most stressful factor in people's lives.

The Serbia Investment and Export Promotion Agency details why big business should set up shop despite legacy issues

The 29 year-old finance minister details his four point plan to IBTimes UK about turning around the economy

Ironfire Capital, Gamco Investors and Sica Wealth Management predict Twitter valuation will soar.

IBTimes UK exclusively reveals that if 179 state-owned companies don't find private investors, there'll be mass job losses

Daniel Stewart & Co's chief economist looks at the US government shutdown and QE tapering

Markets in Tokyo and Sydney trade close to one-month lows.

More than 80% of Japanese airlines' fleet had constituted Boeing jets.

US shutdown affects investor sentiments amid lower China PMI.

Prices rose on 4 October on lower production from the Gulf of Mexico.

Citadel, GLG Partners, SAC Capital Advisors and T Rowe Price received confidential Apple information.

Rizvi and his clients hold a 15% stake in the San Francisco-based firm.

Multiple banks around the world are potentially implicated in investigations, according to FINMA.

Twitter has significantly grown its revenues from just $28m in 2010 to $317m at 2012-end, according to its IPO prospectus.

Activist-investor and manager of hedge fund Third Point urges Sotheby's CEO William Ruprecht to quit.

Colleges to train 300 million youngsters who join the workforce over two decades.

Scathing attack on socialist past in drive to bring business to Belgrade.

US federal appeals judge orders lower court to examine settlement claims to check fraud.

China's services PMI jumped to a six-month high in September.

Jozefak argues that outsourcing innovation, a growing industry, saves larger firms time and money.

Cargill close to agreeing purchase of ADM cocoa unit claims sources.

Philip Clarke's Tesco announces China joint venture while Justin King's J Sainsbury success continues.

Three top investors in Microsoft call for chairman Bill Gates to step down.

Meister has investigated several global financial institutions for the manipulation of Libor.

Lawyers working for third parties in antitrust investigation did not use sophisticated enough redaction software.

IBTimes UK brings you a snapshot of the world's most secretive bank's accounts for 2012