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EU firms exploiting Directive aimed at preventing double taxation.

'Knee jerk' market reaction proven right as oil prices start to rise again

Scottish Secretary Alistair Carmichael warns Scotland would face job losses if the country exits the pound

Fourth day of demonstrations over Ukraine's last-minute snub of EU deal under Kremlin pressure.

Greece's banks wait for a report from asset manager BlackRock due soon.

Deputy secretary of state William Burns and two top Iranian ministers involved in US-Iran negotiations before accord was finalised.

Iran and six major world powers clinch landmark nuclear deal in Swiss city of Geneva.

Iran to get $4.2bn in foreign exchange in return for curbing its nuclear programme, including halting Arak research reactor construction.

Optimism soars over fresh round of Geneva talks on Iran's nuclear programme as differences said to be narrow.

Ukraine's late pullout from historic trade deal with Europe puts protesters on the streets.

UBS scored immunity deals with regulators in the US, Switzerland and Canada last year.

Germany's move is in line with Snowden's revelations that NSA tapped Angela Merkel's cellphone.

A new report highlights that employees' carelessness when it comes to corporate security is leading to major security problems.

Outrage from French farmers as they set up roadblocks around Paris.

Ukrainian MPs reject a bill allowing release of Yulia Tymoshenko, damaging hopes of trade deal with European Union.

Scottish government paper on vision of economic independence appears flawed and contradictory.

Israel foreign minister Avigdor Lieberman says his county needs new allies. IBTimes UK take a wry look at the candidates.

NIgel Farage predicted to give David Cameron a bloody nose.

Global climate report highlights record CO2 emissions driven by China.

Foreign investment in China up 5.8% in the first ten months to $97bn.

Party members urged to 'soak up the environment' and enjoy Christmas shopping on visit to Brussels and Strasbourg.

MPS has to carry out a €2.5bn stock sale in 2014 to avoid nationalisation.

The Scottish Affairs Committee has delivered a damning report about Scottish government's White Paper on independence.

Wolfson Prize asks: How would you deliver a new garden city which is visionary, economically viable and popular?

European economies in danger of coming to grinding halt with falling demand and prices.

Firms planning Singapore IPOs fear Myanmar government's wrath.

Parties will hold second round of negotiations in Brussels on TTIP.

Iran on the verge of closing deal with Western powers to end a decade-long impasse over its nuclear activities.

Exports rose 5.6% in October, above economists' expectations of 3.2% growth.

Germany's total tax take is expected to rise by €14bn from 2013 to 2017.