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Money from China is set to start flowing into Britain.

Scottish tycoon urges SNP to work with Conservatives in wake of election.

One of Scotland's wealthiest men wants closer collaboration between the SNP and the Conservatives.

FTSE 100 had been buoyed by China's interest rate cut but failed to build on morning momentum

Quantitative easing has also also remained steady at £375bn.

Japanese conglomerate Sharp will make public its restructuring plan on 14 May, after the market closes.

Brent crude could trade at an average price of $60 a barrel in the third-quarter of 2015 and then rise to $65 a barrel.

Private postal firm Whistl suspends services in three cities after suffering heavy financial loses.

Tax clamp down being called 'the first of its kind in the world'.

The Boston-based firm will open its first UK store in 2016 on Oxford Street.

China's crude oil purchases are expected to remain robust despite slowing economic growth.

USD/THB has upside room up to 34.50 as long as the 32.50 support holds.

Shares in Toshiba tank 16.55% to finish at 403.3 yen in Tokyo trade amid a sell-off.

Kamath headed country's private banking giant ICICI Bank until April 2009.

Shanghai Composite index gains 3% on the back of Beijing's latest stimulus measures.

Insurers and intermediaries do not always provide clear and easily understandable information, said the regulator.

Company intends to test blockchain in Nasdaq Private Market – the marketplace to handle pre-IPO trading among private companies.

Euro's uptrend is intact as long as 1.08 support holds.

Government looks at accelerating disposal of its shares in banks rescued during the 2007-2009 financial crisis.

Sharp is expected cut its capital by more than 99% to ¥100m and issue preferred stock, diluting stake of common shareholders.

US dollar broadly improves as China rate move fails to boost risk appetite.

USAA executive Alex Marquez says blockchain technology may help decentralise the firm's operations like the back office.

Capital Economics expects some major headwinds for crude oil prices, both on the supply and demand side.

The rupee hit a 20-month low last week and charts suggest retest of 2013 lows likely.

BoE meeting significant as it is the first after David Cameron's re-election.

China's total debt has quadrupled since 2007 to reach $28tn by mid-2014, says research from McKinsey Global Institute.

US gold futures for delivery in June gain 1% for the week.

Final accord may be reached in the "next several weeks", according to the Wall Street Journal.

Decision could help BP limit its payout to victims of Deepwater Horizon disaster.