Brazil's new multibillion-dollar tax fraud: What do we know?
IBTimes UK digs into details of new Finance Ministry tax fraud scheme that may have cost $5.96bn
Eurozone crisis: Controversial Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis 'is keeping his job'
Greek finance minister's style has riled some fellow eurozone finance ministers.
Crude prices off multi-week high on dollar strength but Yemen conflict continues to support
End of the week profit booking also pushes oil prices down but upward channel since mid-January is back in focus opening doors to new highs.
South Korea and Turkey latest to apply for AIIB membership
As of 27 March, there are 37 countries and regions that have applied to become founding members of AIIB.
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Cryptocurrency round-up: Isle of Man bitcoin regulation, school 'held hostage' and darkcoin to dash
Isle of man introduces cryptocurrency regulation, while NJ school 'held hostage' for bitcoins.
London launches Europe's first yuan money market fund
The London Stock Exchange launched a yuan-denominated money market fund.
Political Times: End of the road for Clarkson, Cameron's VAT blow and Lord Brian May?
IBTimes UK takes a look at this week's Westminster gossip and political news.
Shell cuts more jobs in UK's North Sea oil industry
UK government had announced tax cuts in bid to increase investment in North Sea oil and gas.
Swedish krona at three-week high against dollar after strong data, but down against euro and pound
Factory gate inflation in Sweden quickened to 1.9% y/y in February from 0.2% a month ago.
Brits still shopping as consumers fuel recovery
Retail sales grow for 23rd consecutive month.
List of countries with highest employee income tax rates
Single person on average salary with no children will have to pay highest income tax rate in Belgium, amounting to 42.8%.
UK housing minister Brandon Lewis: There is no silver bullet to fix the homes crisis
Lewis, housing and planning minister, says building more homes down to local councils.
Are London's banks ready for Silicon Roundabout Fintech revolution?
Accenture asks if the City of London can capitalise on the Fintech revolution happening on its doorstep in EC1.
Oil prices surge as Saudi planes bomb Yemen
Ships crossing from the Middle East to Europe must pass Yemeni strait of Bab el-Mandab.
Greece confident it can reach EU debt deal as cash crisis worsens
Greek economy minister believes deal will be finalised next week.
India raises record $17.6bn from telecom spectrum auction
Victorious bidders have to pay a quarter to a third of the winning price initially, and the remainder by 2027.
Philippine's peso at two-month low ahead of BSP rate decision
The market consensus is for a hold of the current 4% rate.
Beijing set to be headquarters of China-led AIIB
Signing parties of memorandum of preparation for AIIB have unanimously agreed to set up AIIB's headquarters in Beijing.
China: 'New wealth builders' to be twice as rich as those in the US by 2020
China's so-called 'moderately wealthy' predicted to hold a combined wealth of $53tn.
Ukraine credit rating on the brink of junk amid distressed default warning
Ukraine is already reliant on international aid to stay afloat.
Gold jumps to near three-week high as dollar weakens on data, Fed comments
Durable goods orders data disappointed and Chicago Fed president Charles Evans comments were dovish.
Ukraine governor sacked after armed men storm oil company HQ
Ihor Kolomoisky removed from Dnipropetrovsk post over an oil firm dispute.
Pound up vs dollar, yen after BBA data but at one-month low against euro on German Ifo
Chicago Fed's Charles Evans said low inflation would make a rate hike this year risky.
UK government lacks 'convincing case' for £50bn HS2 rail line
House of Lords economic committee says government HS2 project has no convincing case.
Greek National Day: Greece should understand that the troika is not the Ottoman Empire
Alexis Tsipras, Greek prime minister, unwittingly triggers a new independence movement in Greece.
Balfour Beatty suspends dividend amid 2014 losses
Balfour Beatty made a loss of £59m in 2014 and reported that it will not be paying shareholders a dividend.
Austria set to become sixth European country to join China-led AIIB
Austria has decided to participate in the AIIB after cabinet meeting, Xinhua news agency reports.
Crude oil prices to hit $100 by end 2016: Boone Pickens
US oil magnate and BP Capital boss T Boone Pickens says the idea of 'peak oil' should not be dismissed.
UK fracking industry wants new regulator
Smith remains highly sceptical over shale oil extraction.
Saudi Aramco crude oil supplies to China could double
State-owned Aramco has an over 10% market share in China and now wants to boost supplies, says CEO Khalid Al-Falih.
AeroVironment and Lockheed Martin to produce army drones in India for exports
US earlier agreed to produce four defence technologies in India, when Barack Obama visited New Delhi in January.
Euro weakens ahead of German IFO, US durable goods data
If forecasters prove right, euro will rise to new highs later in the day.
Gold and silver off day's highs after higher than expected US inflation
US core CPI at 1.7% y/y in March vs 1.6% in February, consensus 1.6%.
Euro rises to 18-day high on PMI surprise, pound down as inflation rate at record low
Eurozone business activity has grown at the fastest rate for four years, Markit said.
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