SoftBank to sell 4.2% stake in Alibaba for $7.9bn
SoftBank founded by Masayoshi Son had invested $20m in 2000 in the Jack Ma founded e-commerce company.
Sir Philip Green responsible for BHS collapse says Dominic Chappell
Green is alleged to have guaranteed credit insurance for the retail business before reneging on his word.
Time Out unveils plan to float on AIM market at London Stock Exchange
Oakley Capital hopes to float the digital business on AIM and raise around £90m in funds.
Welsh Labour' vote cannot be taken for granted
Labour may still be dominant in Wales but the times when some constituencies weren't even contested are now in the very distant past.
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Austin Reed to close 120 stores and cut 1,000 jobs by the end of June
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ConsenSys and Microsoft tackle human rights abuses with blockchain-based identity system
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Last orders for IMF's Christine Lagarde as Wetherspoon props up Brexit with beer mat campaign
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Volkswagen first-quarter profit plunges 19% as emission scandal hits sales
German carmaker posts 19.3% decline in pre-tax profit as revenue edges lower amid declining sales.
HSBC 'most in need of change in CEO', according to a poll of institutional investors
Barclays, UniCredit, Standard Chartered and Deutsche Bank have replaced their CEOs over the past two years.
BAE Systems developed bone conduction communication systems being used by Land Rover BAR sailing team
These communication systems were originally developed for soldiers.
'Stoner' social network MassRoots denied a listing on Nasdaq US stock exchange
Nasqad deemed community hub could be considered to be 'aiding and abetting' the distribution of illegal substances.
HSBC seeks right to look into safe deposit boxes of Hong Kong customers
Proposal met with uproar as bank is accused of trampling on personal privacy of customers.
Zurich Insurance sees second suicide in less than 3 years after ex-boss Martin Senn kills himself
The insurance company's finance chief Pierre Wauthier committed suicide in 2013.
Lloyds Bank sees drop in cyber-attacks thanks to increased security
Extra layers of security have helped Lloyds to ward off digital attacks.
Aston Martin and Red Bull developed £2.5m 'hypercar' attracts huge demand
The most expensive road car in British history was displayed at a secret location to the wealthy in Monaco.
Royal Bank of Scotland to cut 450 more jobs in UK
Services and support jobs to be axed, and some positions will be shifted to India to reduce costs.
High street titans Sports Direct and Edinburgh Woollen Mill square up over Austin Reed
Sports Direct owner Mike Ashley and the Edinburgh Woollen Mill are vying to take control over fashion house.
Deal for Tata Steel's Scunthorpe Works completed by Greybull Capital
Greybull describes itself as a family office that makes long-term investments in private companies.
US stops supplying cluster bombs to Saudi Arabia over civilian harm fears
Hold on deliveries applies to CBU-105 cluster bombs manufactured by US company Textron Systems.
May bank holiday weekend: Aldi to offer 18 British craft beers
The beers will be priced at £1.25 each and will be offered as a "Specialbuy" purchase.
May bank holiday weekend: When are Sainsbury's, Tesco, Asda, Aldi and other supermarkets open?
Most stores will operate as per their regular working hours.
Boeing to delay delivery of KC-46 refueling jets to US Air Force
The KC-46's will be able to refuel the C-17 cargo plane, the F-16 fighter and the F/A-18 fighter jets.
Axa UK to sell its investment, pensions and direct protection businesses to Phoenix Group for £375m
The buyer will gain £12.3bn of assets under management and more than 910,000 policies from Axa.
CMA warns cloud storage services providers could be breaching consumer law
Investigation finds some cloud-based service providers could be breaching consumer law over contracts renewal.
World's largest cruise ship Harmony of the Seas could deliver £15m boost to Southampton economy
IBTimes UK spoke to Royal Caribbean about how the world's biggest passenger ship could deliver.
Shell CEO rejects idea to switch its investments from hydrocarbons to renewable energy
Ben van Beurden has claimed that none of the top 10 solar companies have earned profit in 2015.
Asian markets: Shanghai Composite gains following positive US data
US reports positive data on durable goods, pending home sales and initial jobless claims.
Rolls-Royce loses out to GE in bid to supply engines for South Korea's KF-X fighter jet programme
KAI won the development tender for the programme in 2015 through a joint bid with Lockheed Martin.
French unions 'unlikely' to back controversial Hinkley Point project
EDF workers' committee says it is likely to vote against £18bn-scheme 'in its current state'.
Start-up London: How Croydon could challenge East End's Tech City to become new Silicon suburb
Capital's new tech hub Tomorrow (TMRW) has been backed by Greater London Authority to develop innovation..
Eurostar launches Snap ticket which allows travel to Paris or Brussels for £25 each way
The time schedule of the train ticket will be issued just 48 hours before departure.
Portobello Road Gin to open London's first distillery cum hotel
Portobello Road Gin will be a four-storey drinks complex and hotel.
British Airways places human alligator on Gatwick airport runway to promote offers to Florida
British Airways flies from Gatwick to Tampa 7 times a week.
Debenhams announces Amazon Fashion's Sergio Bucher as new chief executive
Bucher, currently vice president at Amazon Fashion Europe, will take over from Michael Sharp in October.
Samsung plans to get back at Huawei by filing counter-suit in latest mobile patent battle
Samsung is the leader in smartphone shipments but Huawei is the top player in network equipment.
Tata Steel could consider retaining UK business but 'lots of focus only on a sale' says executive director
Sajid Javid, who met Tata Steel in India on 25 May, will update the UK parliament on the progress on 26 May.
David Cameron 'hated' new enterprise tsar Lord Alan Sugar, who wanted George Osborne sacked
Labour are using the business tycoon's past comments to attack the Conservative government.
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Annunciation Shooter Kills Two Children: How Many School Shootings Have Happened Since Columbine?
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Gates Foundation Axes Grants to Arabella Advisors, Seeks 'Early Exit' From $450M Deals With Woke Nonprofit Giant
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