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Greece tour becomes cheap as holidaymakers grow wary of crisis-hit country
Hotels and airlines slash rates as debt crisis hits Greek tourism.
British consumer spending growth hits 5-year high
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British holidaymakers travelling to Russia, Europe and Brazil over the last year have seen their money go further because of the strong pound.
Syriza party rallies behind Greek PM Tsipras to approve austerity reform package
Anti-austerity protestors confronted police in Athens as government sought to approve €13bn in cuts.
Business Secretary wants foreign students to leave UK once they complete studies
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Libor rigging scandal: US probing former Deutsche Bank traders
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Bottom of oil market 'may still be ahead', says IEA
Demand would decline in 2016 while supply from Opec producers projected to remain at high levels.
Airbus E-Fan becomes first electric plane to cross Channel
The plane took off from Kent and became the first twin engine electric flight to cross the Channel
Shadow banking, margin lending and a real estate bubble: China's stock exchange bloodbath explained
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Greek debt crisis: Greece takes axe to bloated pension system with retirement age hike to 67
Greece will now fall in line with Spain in raising its retirement age to 67.
Jo Malone aims to go global as fragrance queen returns from business exile
From a single store in London, Malone is aiming to crack the US.
How big is Anonymous? Researcher attempts to quantify hacktivist network
A graduate student has estimated the size of the Anonymous movement by tracking Facebook groups.
Norway's Krone rallies as inflation rises to 2-year high
Norway has now less reasons to add to the 25 basis points rate cut of last month.
FCA drops case against former JPMorgan Chase trader 'London Whale' Bruno Iksil
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UK trade deficit narrows as goods imports decrease by £1.4bn
Export to non-EU countries rose by £1.7bn and export of chemicals reached a record high of £7.3bn.
Greek debt crisis: Read the Greek economic reform proposals sent to EU, IMF creditors
Greece submitted a fresh draft of proposals to its creditors in an 11th hour bid for debt relief.
Gold and silver hovering near crucial support levels amid Greek drama
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Alibaba top executive Patrick Liu Chunning arrested on graft charges during tenure at Tencent
Alibaba confirms Liu Chunning's arrest on its Weibo account.
RBS could buy back a third of government stake one year on
George Osborne says the government expected to raise at least £2bn in 2015-16 from selling down its 78% stake in the bank.
Ryanair agrees to sell 29.8% Aer Lingus stake to British Airways owner IAG
The profit over Ryanair's investment in Aer Lingus will be insignificant for Ryanair's shareholders.
Euro, pound and stocks rise as Greece submits fresh plan, dollar falls
UK May trade data comes in better than expected further helping Sterling.
James Caan: Addressing productivity puzzle is key to ensuring UK becomes dominant world economy
Caan believes productivity is the secret to Britain's economic future.
China: Shanghai Composite index rises after government regulations but small investors lose out
CSRC and the People's Bank of China have imposed over 20 measures since the plunge of the Shanghai Composite.
Greek debt crisis: Reform proposals include corporate tax rise and privatising state assets
Special tax treatment for the shipping industry to be phased out and military spend to be cut.
South Korean pension fund's vote crucial to decide Samsung merger
South Korea's National Pension Service is largest shareholder in Samsung C&T with 11.2% stake.
WikiLeaks publishes millions of leaked Hacking Team emails
Whistleblower WikiLeaks has published over one million emails from the cache of data stolen from Hacking Team
Cisco to invest $1bn in UK technology sector
Cisco CEO John Chambers makes announcement at meeting with PM David Cameron.
Former Kremlin banker Sergei Pugachev flees UK for France claiming murder attempts
Pugachev has been accused of stealing more than £655m from Russia's Mezhprombank.
European jobs market outlook remains bleak warns OECD
Greece and Spain to be worst hit by joblessness.
Apple shares drop on China slowdown fears
Analysts say iPhone sales could take a hit in China.
UK: Proposed new living wage will attract more migrants from Eastern Europe
The new rate will make the UK minimum wage one of the highest in Europe.
Pope Francis blasts 'new colonialism' of austerity in fresh attack on capitalism
Speaking in Santa Cruz, Bolivia, Pope Francis calls for just economic order.
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