Technical analysis: Will USD index hit 100 in 2015?
The index is biased northward and charts point to 95-97 levels next year
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Xbox Live back online after hacking attack, but Sony Playstation Network still down
Hackers named Lizard Squad say they have stopped cyber attacks at online gaming platforms.
Sony's 'The Interview' makes $1m on Christmas Day
Film on fictional CIA plot to assassinate North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un doing well at box office.
Technical analysis: Aussie dollar headed for 0.70 vs greenback next year
Australian dollar has more risks skewed to the downside rather than upside for 2015.
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Brent pares early gains on rising supply glut and weak demand
US crude oil inventories surprisingly rose by 7.3 million barrels last week, to their highest December level on record.
Christmas cyber attack on Xbox Live and Google's PlayStation claimed by hackers group Lizard Squad
Unknown group of hackers takes to Twitter claiming attacks on gaming networks.
UK house prices up more than £15,000 in 2014
House prices at London rose by more than 15% or £81,619 over the past year.
Qualcomm could get fines exceeding $1bn as China looks to settle antitrust probe
China's National Development and Reform Commission says case will be settled soon according to law.
Technical analysis: Will euro fall to parity versus dollar in 2015?
Experts, including Goldman Sachs and Deutsche Bank, predict parity by 2017 as capital outflow intensifies.
China seen adding 13 million jobs in 2014 despite slowdown
China added 10.82 million new jobs in the first nine months of 2014, meeting Beijing's target.
Kellogg and Abraaj raise pitch for takeover of Egypt's BiscoMisr
Kellogg's bid, for 89.86 Egyptian pounds ($12.6) per share, follows an 88.09 pounds offer by Abraaj Asset Management.
Japan benefits greatly from oil price fall: BoJ's Haruhiko Kuroda
BOJ chief says oil price fall will help boost corporate profits and allow firms to raise wages.
Starbucks expands outlets in Russia as coffee creates a multi-billion dollar buzz
US government estimates show Russia is increasingly turning its back on tea.
Uber apologises for surge pricing during Sydney siege
Some fares were raised to a minimum of A$100 (£52, $82).
Russian sovereign credit rating in danger and could be downgraded to junk despite state action
Russian central bank has sold off foreign currency reserves in a bid to shore up the ruble.
India: Modi orders insurance, coal reforms despite political opposition
The orders have to be approved by the parliament within six weeks of the opening of the next session.
Stefan Stern: Give your business real heart with an 'employees first, customers second' approach
Add the Christmas spirit to the workplace all year round and recognise the needs of your colleagues and employees.
Surprise US economic expansion causes oil rally
Brent crude oil heading for end-of-year surge after tumultuous year.
Food banks: Frank Field starts 'fight-back against hunger' with first pilot project
Labour MP says the 'national fight-back against hunger' begins in Birkenhead.
William Keegan: Oil price collapse brings short-term woe but long-term benefit to Opec policymakers
Oil price collapse is sensational news for OECD policymakers but not Russia and OPEC.
UK house prices 2015: When is the best time to buy a home next year?
IBTimes UK news editor Lianna Brinded looks at the how UK house prices are set to change in 2015
BAE Systems bags US Army contract worth up to $1.2bn
BAE to build a limited number of the armoured vehicles initially to replace the Vietnam War-era M113 APCs.
Alibaba spent over $160m removing fake goods since 2013
The e-commerce giant spent seven times as much as eBay on tackling the problem.
Uber CEO Travis Kalanick indicted in South Korea, China city vows crack down
China's Chongqing city to "strike harder" at those who operate illegal transportation services using the Uber app.
Treasury's Danny Alexander slams Osborne for £60bn in 'unnecessary cuts'
Danny Alexander said the Tories are leading a 'wilful destruction' of public services.
Citizens Advice: Poorest Britons should be given energy debt holidays
Ten million households use pre-payment energy meters which means they cannot spread payments.
SMBC to buy Citi's Japan retail business for about $332m
Citi's Japanese consumer banking arm has been hit by weak loan demand and falling interest margins.
UK businesses have little or no spare capacity for hiring, warns REC
The country's total unemployment rate held at 6% in the three months to October.
FX fixing scandal: Six RBS traders face disciplinary action
RBS was one of the five banks fined by the US and UK for currency market manipulation.
Oil price collapse: Russia's economy has suffered while China and Japan take advantage
Brent oil prices fell from a summer high of $116 a barrel to $58 a barrel last week.
The Interview: Sony Pictures U-turn as cinemas allowed to screen film on Christmas Day
Sony had originally pulled the release of the controversial movie that pokes fun at North Korea leader Kim Jong-un.
TfL 'let down UK cab industry' by allowing Uber in, says Addison Lee boss Liam Griffin
Liam Griffin says that TfL "bottled it" by letting Uber enter the market.
US economy growing at fastest rate in a decade, Dow Jones hits all-time high
US economy records fastest growth in third quarter since same period in 2003.
Northern Ireland political parties reach historic deal after 'exhausting' talks
The proposals include Westminster handing the devolved government £2bn.
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