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Pressure on British prime minister Theresa May to quit added to Brexit concerns on the markets.
European shares sink on tense Thursday as trade feud continues

European shares sank on Thursday as the latest round of US-China trade friction and a soft set of business surveys sapped investors’ risk appetite. Pr(...)

The logo of British mobile phone giant Vodafone outside one of its shops in central London. Photograph: Ben Stansall/AFP/Getty Images
European rally evaporates in mid-session

European shares fell again, compounding a difficult week that saw a widespread equity sell-off. The Iseq in Dublin limited the drop to 0.2 per cent. (...)

Bernard Lee pictured with his girlfriend Amal Michelle.
Irish man released from Australian detention centre

An Irish man who had been detained by immigration services in Western Australia has been released and is expected to arrive in Dublin on Saturday eve(...)

Equities began to recover on reports that Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras had signalled he would accept creditors’ bailout offer if some changes were made to the attached conditions. Photograph: Andrea Bonetti/EPA
Stocks rally, then pare gains, on Greek deal uncertainty

Stocks rebounded across Europe on Wednesday as investors watched Greece for signs of compromise. Equities began to recover on reports that Greek prime(...)

A Serco prison van: profits plunged 59 per cent in the first half of 2013. Photograph: Ian Nicholson/PA Wire.
New Serco boss pledges recovery as first-half profit tumbles

The boss of British outsourcer Serco said he was confident the sweeping changes he was making would restore the fortunes of the firm after a disastrou(...)

Planet Business

Image of the week: Old Bailey arrivals We are now into the fifth month of the phone hacking trial, with this week seeing the cross-examination o(...)

Neil Woodford: to leave Invesco next April to start his own business after a 25-year career that has given him an almost cult following among British investors.
Fund manager Neil Woodford to leave Invesco Perpetual

Neil Woodford, one of the investment industry’s most closely watched fund managers, will leave Invesco Perpetual to start his own business after a 25-(...)

Nama expects a maximum €23.8bn in par debt loan transfers from IBRC

The National Asset Management Agency is preparing to have a maximum of €23.8 billion in loans transferred to it by the special liquidators of Irish Ba(...)