Standard Chartered, Citigroup and Deutsche Bank offer low-cost loans.
Consortium led by Cheung Kong Infrastructure to buy AVR Afvalverwerking.
Troubled bank agrees with Prudential Regulation Authority to plug capital shortfall.
Daniel Stewart & Co’s chief economist Alastair Winter previews the week ahead for markets, politics and economics
Shaky start to world powers' summit in light of Russian president's statement.
Proposed scheme would help UK consumers find the cheapest deals more easily.
RBS, Barclays and Standard Chartered under probe by Monetary Authority of Singapore.
Research by campaigners comes ahead of Britain hosting the annual G8 Summit.
IBTimes UK video team commendation competes with BBC, Sky News, Huffington Post, FT and Al Jazeera.
ActionAid tells David Cameron to take action against tax havens when Britain chairs the G8 summit.
Airbus set to test-fly its A350 XWB aircraft model for first time.
Group's turnover remained broadly unchanged at £1.7bn.
Although Italian luxury goods firm's income rises, profits under squeeze.
Top-end fashion retailer's pre-tax profit declines to £26m from £36m last year.
Group sales fall 5% in 14 weeks to 8 June with like-for-like sales declining 6%.
ANA and JAL ground Dreamliner flights due to separate issues.
Job cuts worldwide ahead of re-privatisation of bank in wake of Stephen Hester resignation.
ASOS shares were trading 5.6% higher at 1:36pm in London.
The Financial Conduct Authority tells IBTimes UK that it is aware of the claims and is debating whether to launch a probe
Vodafone confirmed media reports that it is looking to buy Germany's cable network operator Kabel Deutschland.
Traders at world's biggest banks rig foreign exchange rates for huge profits in echo of Libor fixing scandal.
Essex tycoon Simon Dolan talks about his journey from expelled pupil to owning a £100m business empire
Regulator sets out proposals for more level playing field to allow smaller firms to compete with energy giants.
Total sales increase by 3.6%, while like-for-like sales grow 0.7% in first quarter.
Anastasiades criticises the lack of support for lenders when compared to its neighbour Greece
Forsa poll shows nearly half of German population want to block Outright Monetary Transactions scheme.
£202.5m deal will broaden Keller's exposure to the North American energy and resources market.
UK industrial output rises 0.1% from March, as manufacturing declines by 0.2%
European Central Bank denies charges it is bailing out eurozone members via the back door.
Competition Commission says takeover unlikely to reduce competition but AG Barr could demand new deal terms.