Future Accountant : News

Charles Green says administrators at Rangers have told Ticketus they are terminating its contract over future ticket sales.

A notorious Belfast prison that held IRA inmates during the worst of the city's sectarian troubles is to be transformed into a whiskey distillery.

JP Morgan chairman and chief executive Jamie Dimon will appear before a Senate committee to explain the bank's $2bn trading loss on a failed hedging strategy.

Facebook shares will start trading later in one of the largest and most high profile share flotations of recent years.

The EU Commission and European Central Bank are making contingency plans for a possible Greek exit from the euro, an EU commissioner says.

A study suggests public sector debt will be pushed up by £100bn over next two decades by higher university fees.

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Researchers reveal details of a promising way to make a fundamentally different kind of computer memory chip.

Glentoran's cash flow crisis is expected to be eased by a loan from the Irish Football Association.

The first pictures are released showing inside the "world's most expensive house", owned by the Ambani family in Mumbai.

A new report is recommending that the UK builds its own spaceport, to enable tourists to go into space.

Former Sun editor Kelvin MacKenzie has said British business leaders should work harder to get the UK out of the current economic downturn.

The government has signed a multi-million pound deal to export British pork to China.

The first privately operated delivery to the space station is set to open a new era in human spaceflight

Japan urges businesses and households to cut electricity use by up to 15% to avoid possible blackouts.

A report published by the National Audit Office into the creation and sale of Northern Rock reveals that the government is likely to lose £2bn overall by the time all the assets are wound down. The BBC's business editor Robert Peston has the details.

Both management and unions have welcomed the deal that saved the Ellesmere Port Vauxhall car plant, and which saw changes to the working arrangements at the plant. Why did these talks go so smoothly, while those in the public sector are being more problematic?

Perth transport group Stagecoach is to buy parts of a US bus firm for about £100m, helping it expand its operations.

European stock markets open lower after a ratings agency downgrades 16 Spanish banks and uncertainty continues about the fate of Greece.

The warm March weather and the wettest April in more than a century have been playing havoc with some of the UK's wildlife.

Pubs group Mitchells & Butlers reports a sharp slowdown in sales, saying the recent wet weather has led to fewer customers.

Chinese property prices continued to fall during April after the government kept policies in place to curb speculation.

One of the biggest flotations ever seen on world stock markets will take place today when shares in the social networking site Facebook go on sale.

Vassilios Katsos Pharmathen Pharmaceuticals CEO has told the BBC that he doesn't believe anyone should wish to exit from the euro

The threat rhinos face from poachers in some parts of Africa and Asia is now spreading to the UK.