Sean Martin

Science Reporter

1591-1620 (out of 1623)

Sean is a science reporter at International Business Times.

Having completed a degree in Journalism at the University of the Arts London, Sean gained experience in New Zealand working for business to business publication Marketplace Media. On returning to the UK, Sean took up the role of news reporter at IBT, where he was soon promoted to the Science desk.

Mike Ashley: From Squash Player to Billionaire Businessman

An 11% acquisition of House of Fraser has dumped the controversial businessman directly in the spotlight.

Newcastle United Owner Mike Ashley Faces Legal Battle Over House of Fraser Purchase

Mike Ashley is facing a legal battle with House of Fraser after he purchased an 11% share.

House of Fraser Falls to China's Sanpower for £450m

House of Fraser will be sold to Sanpower for £450m.

Fracking Firm Dart Energy to Drill on Site Which May Contain Unexploded Bombs

A fracking firm is to start drilling on a former bomb production site.

The Ukraine Crisis: How Companies Have Been Affected

How have companies been affected by the sanctions imposed on Russia?

McDonald's Ends Contract with Heinz After 40 Years Due to Former Burger King CEO

McDonald's Closes Crimean Restaurants

McDonald's has closed down its Crimean restaurants following sanctions on Moscow.

'Flashboys' Author Michael Lewis: Bats President is an Embarrassing Human Being

Lewis responded to comments from Bats President Bill O'Brien over his new book about high frequency trading

Doctors Bank £38.5m for Promoting Drug Products to Patients

Doctors received almost £40m from pharmaceutical companies for the promotion of drugs.

A shopkeeper reaches for a packet of cigarettes in a newsagent in London November 28, 2013. Britain announced an independent review of tobacco packaging on Thursday and said it was ready to introduce new laws banning branding on cigarette packets if the r

Government Shows its Greed With Plain Packaged Tobacco Move

The government's plan to implement plain packaged cigarettes is a nothing move.

Cyber Security: Insider Threats Remain Biggest Concern For Businesses

Research reveals a growing risk of data breach from 'Insider Threats'.

Former Evercore Investment Banker Faces Jail for Insider Trading

Ex-Evercore Banker Frank Perkins Hixon Jr. has pleaded guilty to charges of insider trading.

Cameron Slams Price of Nike's World Cup England Shirt

David Cameron says fans should not be ripped off over new England strip.

Struggling UK Coal Closes Two Deep Mines Leaving Just One in Britain

Just one coal pit is to remain in the UK following an announcement to close two.

Manchester University's Economic Crash Course Hits Own Crisis

The decision by Manchester University to scrap its banking crash module has been greeted with anger.

Just Eat IPO Sees Shares Soar 10%

Price of Just Eat's shares has soared following its IPO.

Tottenham's Financial Results Give Fans Reason For Optimism

Tottenham's financial results will lift the mood around White Hart Lane.

High Frequency Trader Virtu Delays IPO Amid 'Flash Boys' Scrutiny

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has questioned Virtu.

Balotelli Wenger Arsenal Summer Transfer AC Milan

Berlusconi Family Eyes Selling Up to 30% of AC Milan Stake

The Berlusconi family are considering selling shares of their beloved AC Milan

George Soros does not have a favorable view of how Germany of handling the Eurozone debt crisis.

Soros Wins Dismissal of Ex-Girlfriend's Apartment Claim But Still Faces Assault Charge

George Soros has won a bid to dismiss claims by ex-girlfriend that he caused 'emotional distress'.

Why Britain is Bonkers for Fast Food and Spends Billions on Greasy Grub

There may have been a financial crisis, but one industry has remained intact.

Domino's Pizza Slices Market With Soaring Sales

Domino's Pizza sales continue to increase as it reports further growth.

How a Sluggish Economy Can Lead to a Healthy Environment

A new report suggests that the poor economy may have aided the environment.

What Effect Do Windfarms Have on House Prices?

It is thought that windfarms have a negative effect on house prices, but is this the case?

A windfarm is seen on Anglesey, north Wales. Britain's government is still investing millions into the renewable energy sector. (Photo: Reuters)

Clegg Fights Cameron's Plans to Cap Windfarms

Nick Clegg has reportedly blocked an attempt by David Cameron to cap onshore windfarms.

Why Fans Are to Blame for FA Charging £90 for England Football Shirts

£90 for England's new shirt is something that we should just take in our stride.

Bedroom Tax critics fear families will be hit hard by change

Bedroom Tax One Year On: What is the Real Cost of the Controversial Policy?

One year on from the introduction of bedroom tax but who's had to pay?

FBI Investigating High Frequency Traders on Information Abuse

The FBI is looking into high Frequency trading and whether it's an abuse of information.

Fed May Keep Rates Low After Economy Finds Footing

UK Recovery: Fragile Consumer Confidence Threatens Emerging Economic Boom

Financial crisis has left many too cautious in UK economy.

ECB Feels Pressure as Eurozone Inflation Hits Four Year Low

Recession hit eurozone takes a slight knock as inflation decreases.

High Frequency Trading: Is Wall Street Rigged by 'Flash Boys'?

Flash Boys Author Michael Lewis claims that some on Wall Street has an unfair advantage