ECONOMY

Nicos Anastasiades says he’s writing to EU officials to ask for extra assistance and support despite the €10bn bailout

Russian oligarch tells IBTimes UK how the societal need to improve the surrounding environment leads to technological innovation.

Egyptian government late on half of payments to oil companies as post-Arab Spring uncertainty damages economy.

Japan's Financial Services Agency orders the Tokyo-based unit to boost compliance over rate manipulation amid criminal charges.

Heathrow records 7.4% increase in passenger traffic to Europe despite the economic weakness of the region.

ONS data shows construction output recovered from January slump in another sign triple-dip recession avoided.

3% of applicants for FSA's Approved Persons Regime rejected or withdrew their application.

India's economic growth is yet to pick up despite the recent policy reforms initiated by the government.

EXCLUSIVE: Two delayed government export finance schemes still being designed to avoid falling foul of EU law.

European markets retreat after four straight days of gains.

A 6.5 percent year-on-year decline in manufacturing output has dragged the economy into contraction.

The yen's retreat from a four-year low has pulled down the Nikkei stock average.

Be Open's selected designer tells IBTimes UK that design will reinvigorate retail and manufacturing

Esteemed industry expert speaks to IBTimes UK about the new era for hybrid architecture and design in Italy

Pressure from regulators to increase risk management and oversight departments leads to 25% vacancy surge

Questions surround two export finance schemes that have failed to launch as government keeps silent, reveals IBTimes UK.

Milan Design Week 2013 and Be Open reveal need for new type of architecture to catalyse technological and industrial development.

Greece's registered unemployment rate hit a record of 27.2 per cent in January, data showed on Thursday (April 11), reflecting the depth of the country's recession after years of austerity imposed under an international bailout.

3.4m Japanese cars recalled worldwide after concerns raised about rupture risk of Takata passenger airbags.

Marks & Spencer posts strongest quarterly group sales growth for two years, though general merchandise continues to tumble.

China data and central bank stimulus from the US and Japan boost Asia shares as Europe builds on three-day rally.

Auditor who signed off on collapsed HBOS reports also sacked US partner.

Advertising on mobile devices grows a staggering 148 percent in 2012.

Chartered Management Institute report reveals 15.8 percent pay package leap for chief executives as most others see real terms pay cut.

The public humiliation heaped on bank bosses who are guilty of little more than hubris represents a desire for vengeance rather than a search for the truth.

Markets open positive taking cues from a surprise jump in China's imports data.

China's March trade deficit widens on import surge indicating improved domestic demand.

China's March imports rise unexpectedly, leaving a surprise trade deficit for the country.

A rapidly growing pool of cash-stuffed entrepreneurs and professionals with disposable incomes are drawing global luxury brands to India.