ECONOMY

Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has come out to prohibit negotiations with the US.

China's imports fell in September, marking a 11th straight month of decline.

The government's stake in Royal Mail is valued at £660m.

Pro-European group launches campaign to keep Britain in the EU.

The former chief executive of Marks and Spencer wants the UK to remain in the European Union.

Females account for only 11% of entrepreneurs in Egypt.

Edinburgh-born professor named winner "for his analysis of consumption, poverty, and welfare".

West Somerset is one of the areas with a high proportion of workers below the living wage.

UK government policies, deliberate or not, are tying up labour and capital in low-productive uses.

The EU is expensive and not fit for purpose.

EXCLUSIVE: The Vote Leave backer urges Eurosceptics to start campaigning for a Brexit.

Local graffiti artist Chu launches UK-wide street art project in Birmingham.

Former CBI president said the EU offers a huge market and opens UK to large investments.

Shanghai Composite, which has lost close to 40% of its value since summer, rallied the most among Asian indices.

The wide-ranging review will look at both the costs and benefits of the UK's membership in the EU.

Sam Bowman tells IBTimes UK why TTIP could bring GDP growth and more money in families' pockets.

IMF managing director Christine Lagarde says there is risk of further decline in growth.

Twitter has 316 million active monthly users, but its stock market performance is disappointing.

Campaigner Nick Dearden tells IBTimes UK why TTIP could rhyme with chlorine chicken and job losses

Andy Sumner, managing director of Monster.co.uk, told IBTimes UK how to get a temporary job.

RBS said that 51bn of its non-voting series B shares at 10p will be swapped for 5.1bn ordinary £1 shares.

At the event the female IMF boss also said that she would be willing to serve for a second term.

About 80% of all transactions on China's stock markets are conducted by amateur traders.

UK construction output declined in August at its sharpest rate since late 2012.

As commodity prices continue to slide, Glencore cut its zinc production, axing hundreds of jobs.

LSE will receive $1bn in cash for the asset management business and the remaining will be paid in four instalments,

The British obesity epidemic costs the NHS £5.1bn annually.

China's economy expected to pick up next year as it rebalances towards a more consumer-led model.

IMF sounds alarm on emerging markets debt as global economy weakens.