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US Labor Department may release jobs data on 22 October.

Another recession, a fall in the value of dollar, rising funding woes for banks, a global market crash -- all these and more could be the fallout of a US default.

Bank of England Chief Economist cautions on markets making too much of better than expected UK GDP data.

Russia is the most educated country in the world, followed by Canada, Japan, Israel, United States, Korea, UK, New Zealand, Finland and Australia.

Finance Minister Michael Noonan hails no international aid backstop in the 2014 Irish Budget

Foreign competitors find it hard to make headway in Germany's food retail market

BCEG says it is honoured to be involved in Manchester Airport's development.

Politicians in Washington hope to have US government open by 15 October.

China's statistics office will release third quarter growth data on 18 October.

Draghi delivers rousing speech over the eurozone's 'success'

CEE manufacturers more confident than those in China, India and Brazil.

President Obama's decision to nominate Janet Yellen for the Fed chair fails to boost sentiment.

Telecoms giant says Serbia is an attractive place to expand business but would benefit from bureaucracy streamlining

Structural changes to help China and Thailand become high-income countries within 20 years.

British Retail Consortium delivers cautious note for retailers as sales growth slows in warm weather.

Can manufacturer for Heineken reveals why how Serbia has fostered an ideal place to grow business

Troubled Greek economy may finally be turning the corner after years of austerity

US' biggest foreign creditor tells US Congress to resolve the political impasse over the budget for 2014

Italian carmaker accounts for a large slice of GDP and has created thousands of jobs

US shutdown forces President Barack Obama to cancel Asia trip and join Xi in giving speech.

Developing East Asia slows, but continues to lead global growth at 7.1%.