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A positive short-term outlook has been projected for China, Japan, and India.

Total retail sales jump 6.3% from a year earlier, the biggest increase recorded in six years.

Lucie Bahetoukilae thought she was going home to Paris but ended up in San Francisco.

Soundbites in favour of extending oil production cuts having little impact in the face of rising US output.

Jes Staley was publicly reprimanded for his role in the whistleblowing incident and could have his bonus cut.

Maecenas is using blockchain technology to create a secondary market in fine art for owners and investors.

PPG's third bid was valued at £22.8bn

Abu Dhabi carrier bought 49% stake in Alitalia for €1.7bn in bid to turn around struggling airline.

Ongoing shortage of supply likely to underpin the housing market for the foreseeable future, says Halifax.

The UK's largest energy supplier said warm weather in the UK and the US lowered power consumption.

The world's most famous investor is worth $73bn but has lived in same house he bought for $31,500 in 1956.

The drive kick-started by Barclays comes on the heels of a survey that revealed millennials are most vulnerable to cybercrime.

The Visa Consumer Spending Index compiled by IHS Markit revealed that growth in household spending rose by 0.5%.

There are more billionaires in London than any other city on Earth.

The Kremlin launched the credit card payment system in the wake of international sanctions.

Hamilton continued his stronghold at the top of the UK's sport rich list in 2017.

'If it had tasted even a bit like urine, I would put it down, but you don't even notice.'

Essen-based start-up presents its first open E-mobility platform with blockchain technology.

An elitist poster boy and right-wing bully pulpit screamer have no solutions for France's economic malaise.

IBM Watson Financial Services is using Promontory Financial Group to teach the AI about regulations.

The move comes as the high street stalwart closes stores and bids to revive its flagging clothing business.

Barclays, JP Morgan and Deutsche Bank heads also recently hinted at possible job moves from the City.

International Airlines Group says bookings for its new Level airline have beaten expectations.

The firm intends to save a further £300m in costs by the end of 2019.

Buffet's Berkshire still owns more than 50 million shares in IBM, which it started buying in 2011.

The world's largest hotel chain is scheduled to open its first hotel in Taiwan.

The narrow-body plane made its maiden flight from Shanghai overcoming years of delays due to technical issues.

The industrialist is now eyeing the highly competitive Indian telecoms market.

Affected batch believed to have been sold only in Canada and no gin-related illnesses have been reported.