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Credit profile of top four incumbents will remain intact after Jio's entry, notes Fitch.

Initial cost cap of 0.8% per day will lower the cost for most borrowers

Award could make Sue Ann Hamm, 58, one of the 100 wealthiest women in the US

Cabinet insiders say the Treasury has asked senior civil servants are drawing up battle plans.

Unusual warm weather discouraged shoppers from buying winter clothes in October.

Ruling is a new setback to BP's effort to curb costs from April 2010 oil disaster.

CNN to suspend broadcasting in Russia "in light of recent changes in Russian media legislation."

Prime Minister is facing a political rebellion after he has denied MPs the chance to vote on the controversial European Arrest Warrant (EAW) measures.

iOS exploit Masque Attack could allow attackers steal highly personal information from iPhones and iPads

He says they are not taking advantage of gay rights groups work

Lawsuit relates to allegations five banks violated sanctions on Iran.

SurveyMonkey CEO Dave Goldberg praises London Tech City for offering everything a startup could need

The plans were confirmed following a visit from David Cameron.

The leader of the Labour Party was addressing delegates at the Confederation of British Industry 2014 conference.

Criminal gang using hotel Wi-Fi networks to track and attack executives at major companies.

A coalition of civil society protest the commissions decision to ignore calls for public debate.

PetroSaudi added to millionaire Tony Blair's list of consultancy clients.

VTB chief executive Andrei Kostin threatens to quit the London Stock Exchange for Chinese bourses.

Slowdown in China, Eurozone, Brazil and South Africa dampen global growth outlook.

Report from Sungard outlines cost of meeting BCBS's guidelines

The Norwegian currency strengthened on Monday as core inflation accelerated to Norges Bank's target level in October.

Firms better prepare themselves for one of the busiest shopping days of the year coming up

The amount recovered is up by a quarter on the 2012/13 fiscal year.

Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto travelled to China despite massive street protests in Mexico.

Asian currencies recoup some of their recent losses as weaker than expected US non-farm payroll data weigh on dollar.

Framework agreement is signed in Beijing as Russia continues to court alternative buyers.

John Sentamu spoke at the Confederation of British Industry 2014 conference in London

Bank of Russia forecasts 0.1% growth for 2016.

30 St Mary Axe, known as the Gherkin, was sold by previous owners Evans Randall and German firm IVG