ECONOMY

The BMA said that the extension of working hours to Sundays and evenings is a threat to the NHS.

Tax deal struck between Starbucks and Dutch government in 2008 'not in line with EU state aid rules'.

The Labour leader called on the prime minister to intervene as sector continues to struggle.

The business body is battling campaigns such as Leave.EU to persuade voters to stay in the EU.

Debt increased by £78.8bn from the year to September 2014 to £1.638tn, representing 86.3% of the UK GDP.

Cybersecurity experts warn Hinkley Point nuclear power deal poses 'severe' risk to the UK.

Nikkei spurts on hopes for stimulus at Bank of Japan meeting.

These investments will generate 1,000 new jobs in the UK.

Chinese leader says his state visit will lift bilateral relations to 'new height'.

Protesters were few compared to thousands lining The Mall to glimpse the royals.

Osborne targets closer relationship with China as cornerstone of forward-looking economic strategy.

IBTimes UK takes a look at five businesses surprisingly owned by the Chinese as the premier visits Britain.

BREAKING: Business secretary Sajid Javid has called for EU-wide urgent action to resolve the steel crisis.

Rugby World Cup has boosted Britain's high street performance.

Libya has two sovereign wealth fund authorities claiming control of its frozen oil revenue investments.

First Minister of Scotland has 'existing commitment' and cannot attend the royal bash.

Australia's S&P/ASX 200 dips as continued weakness in China could hit the Aussie economy.

Antonio Simoes, gay HSBC CEO and transgender female chief Martine Rothblatt also among top icons.

British mining firms' stocks take a beating after China's GDP numbers were out.

President Edgar Lungu led the nation on a "national day of repentance, prayer and fasting."

Deals in the retail, energy, financial services and aerospace industries will create 3,900 jobs.

Survey revealed 44% of employed men receive a bonus, compared to just 29% of women.

Unite and TUC warn one in six workers risk losing their jobs in wake of Caparo going into administration.

PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) will make a formal announcement on Caparo's future later on 19 October.

There is something about Europe that from time to time convulses the Conservative Party.

IBTimes UK spoke to Thomas Oh, executive vice president and COO, Kia Motors at its HQ in Seoul.

China's National Bureau of Statistics reported third quarter GDP at 6.9%.

Veteran campaigner plans to raise the issue with President Xi Jinping in a private meeting.

Quarterly expansion is the weakest recorded in more than six years.