ECONOMY

Entrepreneurs have launched Yallacondoms.com that allows customers to buy sexual health products discreetly

Indian firms optimistic about the future ahead of April-May general elections.

Just one coal pit is to remain in the UK following an announcement to close two.

The UK regulator took over responsibility of the consumer credit industry on 1 April

The diplomatic row between the US and Russia threatens to wreck Miley Cyrus's plans to play at Helsinki's Hartwall Arena.

Tiga's CEO Dr. Richard Wilson reveals how the Games Tax Relief (GTR) will impact the UK economy.

Tiga's CEO Dr. Richard Wilson speaks exclusively to IBTimes UK about the impact from Games Tax Relief

National Audit Office report says Cable was too cautious and undervalued Royal Mail.

The decision by Manchester University to scrap its banking crash module has been greeted with anger.

European Commission is seeking to speed up Schengen visa application process to 26 countries excluding UK.

Bank of England MPC member says UK house price picture distorted by runaway London market.

Farage stormed the polls while Clegg floundered but both were cherry picking statistics

Tottenham's financial results will lift the mood around White Hart Lane.

Afghan President's refusal to sign foreign troop deal has crippled the economy with uncertainty

David Cameron hails the tech outsourcing giant for boosting Britain's economy

Cairo's interim government accuses Doha of backing the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt.

Syrian president praises Moscow for breaking geopolitical power lock and creating 'multipolar' world

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has questioned Virtu.

With intern deaths and financier suicides dominating headlines, it's time that the industry made permanent changes

The rankings also revealed that Australia topped the list to beat the 49 other countries.

As UK house prices rise by 9.2% across the year, IBTimes UK explores why they are on the up.

This 45-storey skyscraper boasts a helipad, but is probably the tallest slum in the world.

While sectarian violence may grab the headlines, Iraq's wealth distribution is actually splitting the country.

Comensura's Business Development Director, Jon Milton, details why there's more to life than Serco and G4S

Labour leader Ed Miliband attacks Cameron in row over claims Royal Mail sold to City too cheaply.

Game of Thrones fans are providing a huge tourist boost to Northern Ireland.

George Soros has won a bid to dismiss claims by ex-girlfriend that he caused 'emotional distress'.

The first time numbers have dropped in 29 years as tuition fee hikes deter undergraduates.

US Energy Information Administration's crude oil inventory data due out on 2 April.