Randall Park Mall: Johnny Joo's haunting photographs of Ohio's abandoned shopping city
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Why China scrapped quotas on rare earth metal exports
China, in pursuit of cheap commodities, could be forced to play by free trade rules.
Young entrepreneurs boost Rolls Royce car sales
German owned British based Rolls-Royce cars on Monday reported record sales results for a fifth consecutive year despite the global economic woes.
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Oil prices reach fresh lows as Brent dips below $52
Crude oil has lost more than half of its value since June 2014.
Japan plans to develop 2020 Olympics Village into 'hydrogen town'
Japan plans to use hydrogen to power 2020 Olympics Village proposed in Harumi district of Chuo Ward, Tokyo.
Asian markets outside mainland China drop on oil fears
Danske Bank expects oil prices to fall further in the short term.
FTSE 100 bosses earn more in two working days of 2015 than average person in a year
The High Pay Centre has dubbed 6 January 'Fat Cat Tuesday'.
FTSE 100 struggles to grow as oil prices tumble to below $50
US crude oil fell to as low as $49.32 in today's trading session.
Silver Eagle Acquisition to invest in Indian pay-TV firm Videocon d2h
The deal will result in first US-listed Indian pay-TV operator.
Morgan Stanley fires adviser over theft of 350,000 wealth management account details
Reports say the staff member was Galen Marsh, 30, who worked at one of Morgan Stanley's New York branches.
Hyundai Motor Group plans to invest $73bn by 2018
Shares in Hyundai Motor and Kia Motors end 2.08% and1.54% lower respectively
BMW overtakes Mercedes-Benz as top-selling US luxury car brand
BMW's car sales increased 9.8% over 2013 to 339,738 units, compared to US auto market's average 5.9% increase.
Jim Murphy: Wealthy English homeowners to fund Scotland's NHS under new Labour government
Scottish Labour leader pledged to use Ed Miliband's 'mansion tax' to prop up Scotland's NHS.
RBS deputy chief Chris Sullivan leaves after apology for giving incorrect evidence to the government
However, Sullivan was expected to leave in 2015 after overseeing the lender's restructuring.
UK house prices to rise as first time buyer level hits seven year high
Number of first time buyers rose 22% compared with 2013.
Britain's FCA to fine London unit of failed Banco Espírito Santo for violating listing rules
The fine could amount to several hundred thousand pounds, according to Wall Street Journal's sources.
JPMorgan pays $100m to settle forex manipulation lawsuit
JPMorgan was first to settle lawsuit among 12 major banks that are accused in scandal.
China needs more stimulus measures to boost demand: HSBC
HSBC China services PMI rises boosted by new orders.
US oil falls below $50 a barrel for first time since April 2009
US West Texas Intermediate oil falls to five-and-a-half year low as producers boost production.
William Keegan: Happy new year? Not for the eurozone as economic woes lead to survival fight
Eurozone woes, austerity plans, budget deficits and a looming general election set the stage for 2015.
UK petrol prices fall closer to £1 a litre
Petrol prices in the UK are falling closer to £1 a litre as the UK's supermarket giants cut prices.
What we learnt from Ed Miliband's 2015 General Election campaign speech
IBTimes UK takes at the look at some of the main themes from the Labour leader's Salford speech.
Francois Hollande calls for lifting of Russia sanctions 'if there is progress' on Ukraine
French President Francois Hollande urges lifting of Russia sanctions if progress made over Ukraine.
Technical analysis: Pakistan's rupee near crucial resistance, seen falling back to 105/$
With core inflation rate falling, fundamentals too do not support a further rally in the Pakistani rupee.
Japan's DoCoMo seeks arbitration with Tata over Indian JV stake
Tata Sons has failed to find a buyer for the Japanese company's holding.
Wainscott Capital Management founder Thomas Gilbert Sr 'shot in head by son at Manhattan apartment'
Thomas Gilbert Jr was arrested by New York police after multi-millionaire father shot dead.
Asda slashes petrol price by further 2p per litre
Prices heading towards £1 per litre as major supermarkets seek to lure customers with cheap petrol.
UK insurer Bupa to raise stake in Indian joint venture
Both firms did not disclose the financial terms of the planned deal.
Sterling falls to 17-month low vs dollar ahead of BoE rate decision, US non-farm payrolls
Construction PMI declines to new low adding to pound's woes.
UK housebuilding enjoys strongest year since 1997
But overall Britain's construction sector grew at its slowest rate since July 2013.
BMW to pay $820m in subsidies to China dealers amid slowdown
Subsidies are the largest by an automaker to its retailers in China.
China abolishes rare-earth export quotas after WTO ruling
Along with that of rare earths, commerce ministry also abolished export quotas of tungsten, molybdenum and fluorspar.
George Osborne leads Tory attack over Labour's £20bn of 'unfunded' spending plans
George Osborne will claim that Labour's first year in office alone will total billions of pounds.
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