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Thousands of Eurosceptics will deliver millions of leaflets to the British electorate on 12 March.

Prime minister made the claim during a pro-EU speech to car workers in Cheshire on 10 March.

Duesseldorf District Court asks apparel site to remove Facebook Like button to abide by EU data laws.

General secretary says UK workers will be worse off if Britain breaks away from Brussels.

Banks set up accounts in Jersey and Cayman to avoid tax and disburse bonuses.

HMRC has issued more than £629,000 in penalties to 92 companies on a February 'name and shame' list.

Conservative leader gave simple 'No' reply when asked if he would resign at PMQs.

Labour candidate for City Hall says too many Londoners are missing out on opportunities he was given.

Mayor of London was forced to claim that none of his City Hall staff had been gagged over the vote.

In June 2015, Ne York court had found Apple liable of engaging in a conspiracy that violated antitrust laws.

The order comes after creditors demanded Mallya's debts from Kingfisher airlines be settled first.

New Senior Managers Regime relates to banks, building societies, and "systemically important" investment firms.

China's draft five-year policy, Internet Plus, aims to leverage technology to boost its slowing economy.

Tesco was recent fined £20,000 by a council in North of England for a similar case of dumped trolleys.

Norway's consumer council accuses Tinder of claiming absolute rights over user data.

The Crown Prosecution Service is proposing new social media guidelines that would make online trolling a punishable offence.

Australia's fourth largest bank accused of 'unconscionable conduct and market manipulation' by ASIC.

Deputy campaign chief for GO told IBTimes UK tens of thousands of activists will be out on 5 March.

Corbyn issued the attack during his first speech to a business body since becoming Labour leader.

Javid told BCC annual conference his decision was a struggle between his head and his heart.

British Chambers of Commerce says the 23 June ballot will present a tough choice.

This announcement earlier overshadowed US government data that indicated its oil output was at record highs.

Prime minister delivered the line while debating free childcare with Jeremy Corbyn at PMQs.

Prime minister is also reportedly hoping to push back cuts to public money given to opposition parties.

Ex-Deutsche Bank trader pleaded guilty to charges of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and bank fraud.

Union says 84% of its members on the network voted in favour of a new pay and work conditions offer.

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Former British business secretary claims it would take many years to strike a trade deal with the EU.

Labour leader claims he is not on the same side of the argument as the prime minister.