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Michael Gove challenges Number 10 over public sector pay weeks after cabinet return

Environment secretary says the government should listen to 'authoritative' public sector pay bodies.

Sussex Partners' Patrick Ghali reveals why hedge funds below $100m in managed assets aren't for him

Global adviser discusses his investing philosophy, surviving trying times and arbitrage opportunities in the current climate.

How infrastructure investing has become mainstream

Pension funds and insurers are attracted to investing in infrastructure that can offer long term and stable returns.

Banks and fintech firms should collaborate not compete

Collaborative partnerships between traditional finance and fintech players would pave the way for the next generation of technology-led solutions.

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UK economy 'holding up well' despite signs of slowing consumer spending

Consumption-related indicators lost momentum in Q1 but British economy remains resilient.

Keeping calm and carrying on: European corporate credit markets trundling along nicely

S&P Global Ratings say doubts over Europe's outlook persist but rapid deterioration in credit conditions is unlikely.

UK government sells Green Investment Bank to Macquarie

Australian bank to fork up £2.3bn for government-owned entity aimed at funding renewable energy and low carbon projects.

IMF raises doubts on European banks' ability to generate sustainable profits

'Overbanking' in the industry is one of the main reasons for low margins, the report said.

Not going to Specsavers: Tesco to sell opticians business to Vision Express

Tesco to sell its in-store opticians business to Specsavers' rival Vision Express for an undisclosed sum.

Rising inflation outlook boosted global equity and property prices over first quarter

Moody's reports emerging market currencies outperforming those of advanced economies.

Investment banks' revenues look set to soar as Trump mulls regulatory relief

S&P Global Ratings says banks could benefit as US and EU authorities pull back from stringent regulations.

New government 2.2% savings bond goes on sale

The new bond leads the market, but still falls below rising UK inflation at 2.3%.

If Brussels and London start a euro clearing war, New York would be the only beneficiary

The thorny issue of clearing in London is back, but row is more about politics than economics.

Brexit: Top EU lawmaker says all euro business should be moved out of London

It is all about European supervision and defending European jobs, says Manfred Weber.

Meet Oliver Schabenberger: The chief technology officer of SAS using analytics to fight fraud

In an interview with IBTimes UK, Schabenberger also explains why he thinks AI won't replace humans.

Google pays UK staff average of £160,000 each

Google's £36m UK tax bill described as 'paltry' after business shows £1bn in revenues

Google said HMRC actually owed it £31.5m in 'corporation tax' according to accounts published on 31 March.

When will the new £1 coin be released? Everything you need to know

The new £1 coin will launch on Tuesday and the current coin will cease to be legal tender on 15 October this year.

Alchemy in the derivatives market could trigger the next global financial crisis

Wall Street banks are setting themselves up for the next systemic crisis by financial experimentation in the derivatives market.

UK urged to scrap National Insurance and roll levy into income tax by IEA

Free market think-tank and Federation of Small Businesses spoke to IBTimes UK about the issue.

Budget relief for Philip Hammond as IFS think tank backs National Insurance hike

Conservative Chancellor is facing a backlash over the increase in tax for the self-employed.

Budget 2017: National Insurance hike U-turn? Number 10 fails to rule out review of Hammond's tax change

Pressure mounts on chancellor after breaking Tory manifesto pledge with 2017 Budget.

UK family finances face squeeze into 2020s as pay growth 'worst since Napoleonic wars'

Resolution Foundation warns of 'grim' forecasts in Chancellor Philip Hammond's 2017 Spring Budget.

RBS hands out £22m in share awards to bosses in spite of £7bn loss

Bank rewards executives despite reporting large losses every year since 2008 government buyout.

Jeremy Corbyn: Budget shows UK economy is not prepared for Brexit

Labour leader warned of under-investment and an over-reliance on consumer spending.

Hammond faces 'White Van Man' backlash after self-employed tax hike in 2017 Budget

Chancellor plans to scrap class two National Insurance Contributions for self-employed on April 2018.

Manchester City owner looking to buy a Chinese club

Holding company for Manchester City Football Club says it is scouring Chinese football looking for the right club to buy.

Brexit drives Lib Dem donations above Labour as Ukip is given just £33k for war chest

Electoral Commission figures will be another blow for Jeremy Corbyn and Paul Nuttall.

Final chance to make a PPI claim nears as regulator announces deadline

Financial Conduct Authority attempts to draw a line under mis-sold payment protection insurance claims dating back to the 1990s.

Capita to lose CEO and FTSE 100 status as profits plunge

Challenging year for outsourcing company sees Andy Parker depart, with corporate transition on the horizon.

UK launches advertising campaign to raise awareness of workers' rights for low paid

Drive comes ahead of National Living Wage rising by 30p to £7.50 per hour on 1 April.

Discovery of third fiver worth £50,000 sparks England-wide treasure hunt

Micro artist behind the engraved notes wanted to 'make someone's Christmas'

Vatican engulfed in corruption again as authorities freeze €2m in assets

Chief magistrate is optimistic the Vatican has 'closed the gap' in financial monitoring standards

City of London Corporation: Brexit is big distraction with no direct opportunities

Interview: Mark Boleat, policy chairman of the corporation, spoke to IBTimes UK as Brexit talks loom.

UK consumers favour casual dining over clothes shops as inflation begins to bite

UK consumers are however spending big in restaurants and bars.

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