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EU misinterpreted laws and interfered with national sovereignty in Apple tax decision, says Ireland

Apple and the Irish government are set to appeal against the European Commission's decision to hand the iPhone maker a huge tax bill.

National Lottery operator Camelot fined £3m for fraudulent payment

Shadow culture secretary Tom Watson demands explanation from government over £2.5m 'winning ticket'.

Former Goldman Sachs trader bitter over £400,000 bonus refuses to return stolen secrets

Ke Xu was arrested in Hong Kong after stealing valuable codes belonging to Trenchant Trading Systems.

Banks urged to step up measures to tackle payments scam by regulator

PSR responds to 'super complaint' from consumer group Which? over warning of rising fraudulent payments.

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Jeremy Corbyn demands May 'gets a grip' of social care and cancels corporation tax cut

May hit back by arguing Labour had not tackled the issue during the party's 13 years in office.

David Davis faces grilling from MPs over UK government's Brexit plans

Labour's former shadow foreign secretary Hilary Benn will lead the questioning of Davis.

Nigel Farage says UK is 'dithering' over Brexit and EU will face 'bigger shocks' in 2017

Former Ukip leader issued the warning as he addressed the European Parliament.

UK civil service 'lacks direction and details' to deliver Brexit says think-tank

Institute for Government says Whitehall 'urgently needs' to prepare for negotiations with the EU.

UK must create 'clear game plan' for transitional trade deal with EU peers say

House of Lords sub-committees say continued involvement in the customs union could be important.

Devolve EU migration controls to Stormont to keep Irish-UK border open after Brexit say peers

House of Lords' EU Committee urged Whitehall and Brussels to recognise 'unique' relationship.

Relief for City as amount of FCA fines falls to lowest level since financial crisis

Financial firms fined a combined £22.2m this year, compared with £905m a year ago.

IMF chief Christine Lagarde to stand trial over £340m payout to French tycoon

Lagarde was the French finance minister when the state awarded a £340m payout to Bernard Tapie in 2008.

Regulate crowdfunding as strictly as mortgage lending says FCA

British financial watchdog calls for sweeping changes to crowdfunding rules and regulations.

Companies in Portland to pay more tax if CEO makes 100 times more than average workers

The move has been inspired by Thomas Piketty's work aimed at tackling inequality.

HSBC and JP Morgan among banks hit with €485m fine for role in Euribor rigging scandal

HSBC, Credit Agricole and JP Morgan fined following five-year investigation into Euribor rigging scandal.

Pfizer fined £84m for overcharging NHS for anti-epilepsy drug

Fine relates to the price of phenytoin sodium capsules going up dramatically in 2012.

Theresa May must give business a 'clear direction of travel' says pro-Brexit group

John Longworth, co-chair of Leave Means Leave, spoke to IBTimes UK about the 'clarity' debate.

Theresa May drops 'Brexit means Brexit' for 'red, white and blue' slogan

Conservative premier also remained defiant on her 'no running commentary stance' as she faces a rebellion.

EU's chief Brexit fixer urges UK to 'keep calm and negotiate' as he unveils timetable

Michel Barnier wants to complete talks with the UK by October 2018 and ratify the deal in March 2019.

FCA to crack down on spread-betting market as probe finds 82% of users lose money

Shares in spread-betting firms plunge by about 30% after regulator unveils proposal to regulate CFDs market.

Theresa May faces revolt over Brexit plans as 40 Tory MPs plan to back 'clarity' motion

UK prime minister under pressure after ruling out giving a 'running commentary' on EU talks.

Iceland vs Iceland: Trademark row between supermarket and Icelandic nation escalates

Iceland Foods chief executive Malcolm Walker claims Icelandic authorities have 'no interest' in resolving the matter.

Jeremy Corbyn invites left-wing EU leaders to London on eve of Brexit talks

Source close to Labour leader told IBTimes UK the progressive politicians will dine with the shadow cabinet.

EU blames China for failure of WTO environmental trade talks

The talks were meant to remove important tariffs on 'green goods'.

Ukip accuse David Davis of 'going weak at the knees' over EU payments after Brexit

MEP Gerard Batten attacked the Brexit Secretary after his admission in the House of Commons.

Ofcom to launch investigation into increase of landline prices

Britain's telecoms watchdog says it is particularly concerned for elderly and vulnerable customers.

British pharmaceutical industry warns patients could lose access to vital medicines post-Brexit

Parliamentary committee hears a new product license may be needed after exiting the EU.

RBS must bolster its financial strength after failing Bank of England stress test

Barclays and Standard Chartered fall short but will not have to increase capital strength.

Ukip wants Theresa May to reject Brexit trigger and urge MPs to scrap EU law

New Brexit spokesman Gerard Batten MEP announced the policy with his appointment.

Government unveils plans for greater scrutiny of private firms

Business Secretary Greg Clark proposes pay ratios show earnings gap between a chief executive and an average worker.

FCA to review interest rate cap on payday loans amid loan shark fears

Financial regulator to launch a broad investigation of 'high-cost credit' with findings to be released in summer 2017.

Guy Verhofstadt: EU can become 'empire of the good' after Donald Trump's election

EU Parliament's chief Brexit negotatior spoke to IBTimes UK about the US, Nato and David Davis.

Ed Miliband says government is stealing his polices on executive pay

Prime Minister Theresa May is set to crack down on boardroom excesses.

British Prime Minister Theresa May and the Prime Minister of Malta Joseph Muscat

Brexit talks: EU leaders not bluffing UK over immigration rules says Malta PM

Joseph Muscat issued the warning to Theresa May ahead of his country taking over the EU Council presidency.

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