REGULATION

Over four fifths of small businesses feel that their energy supply doesn't care about them

The Major Project Authority categorised 104 projects as amber, amber/red or red in 2013.

HSBC's chief executive Stuart Gulliver warned the markets of 2014 challenges

Boris Johnson says that a 'political fix' will see the UK's next runway head to Gatwick.

FCA fines Barclays for rigging gold and banned and fined Plunkett for inappropriate conduct

EY's claimed Chinese law prohibits the firm from passing on documents related to a former client

Authorities says only paying them basic salaries would discourage them from taking a vacation

The CJEU ruled that workers must receive their normal remuneration for annual leave.

Through the little-known LPA receivership process banks are destroying landlords' livelihoods.

Andrew Auernheimer from Arkansas is demanding more than 28,000 bitcoins, currently valued at more than $13m.

FCA's fraud trial must now go ahead after Court of Appeal reverses controversial halting by Judge Leonard.

Erik Charles, principal incentives strategist at Xactly, speaks to IBTimes UK in San Francisco, California

Ofgem orders Scottish Power to pay £750,000 after it overcharged customers who didn't pay by direct debit.

European Commission sends Euribor-rigging allegations to three banks and awaits response.

The Swiss giant has agreed to pay a $2.6bn as it becomes the first bank to plead guilty to criminal charges in the US for decades.

IBTimes UK takes a look at why the workers of the world are demanding a pay rise.

As the TTIP negotiations enter their fifth round, we look at what the deal could mean.

The rate was introduced in 1998 by New Labour and now stands at £6.31 an hour.

Reuters gained access to a paper prepared for an agriculture ministers meeting on Monday

Delegates at the Association of Corporate Treasurers in Glasgow say it's too early to make plans

Britain's taxman is defending new proposals and accountancy measures

Business Environment research reveals 33.7% of businesses get interns doing lowly jobs

The British inventor wants researchers in engineering and science to be made more welcome.

The Financial Conduct Authority identified 108 promotions that did not meet advertising rules

Swedish lawmakers say that Pfizer has to map out its intentions for the group more clearly

Briton Mark Reilly and China's Zhang Guowei and Zhao Hongyan were charged with corruption in May

Ofgem slapped the energy giant with a record redress package for customer

Meanwhile, AstraZeneca is launching a research fund with the Medical Research Council's Laboratory of Molecular Biology

It is the second inter-dealer broker firm to be fined for Libor misconduct