US Federal Trade Commission Closes Statoil and BP Price-Fixing Probe
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Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries looks set to maintain oil production levels.
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Battersea Power Station Brings in £1.4bn from Asian Banks Syndicate
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UK Pension Freedoms: 200,000 Over-55s to Cash Out Retirement Savings After George Osborne's Reforms
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Sweden's Crown Slides as Riksbank Cuts Repo-Rate to Zero
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Russian Government Accused of Hacking US, Nato and Eastern European Military Secrets
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Bank of Russia has spent more than $20bn in attempts to maintain value of rouble.
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CareerBuilder says 71% of employers have spotted a lie on a CV
Japan's SoftBank to Pump About $10bn into Indian E-Commerce
SoftBank kicks off 10-year Indian investment plan with $627m infusion in Snapdeal.
UK Charities Given 'Wake Up Call' as One in Three Have Doubts Over the Institutions
New Philanthropy Capital says charities need to address public concerns in a transparent way.
National Grid: UK Energy Capacity Falls To Seven-Year Low
It is less than a quarter of what it was three years ago
UK House Prices Fall in September but Show Big Annual Increase
Land Registry data shows a 0.7% monthly fall in the capital, 0.2% across England and Wales.
US Ghost Town For Sale: Connecticut's Johnsonville Village Being Auctioned for $800,000
Auction.com bid starts at $800,000 for eight buildings and 62 leafy acres of land
Swiss Bank UBS Misses Profit Forecast While Footing £1.1bn Legal Bill
Swiss bank UBS is being investigated for currency rigging and the legal bill stands at £1.1bn
Vietnam-India Talks Over Military Patrol Ships Gathering Steam
Vietnam Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung met with Indian counterpart Narendra Modi on Tuesday.
Edmund Shing: With Foxtons in a Tailspin, Keep Your Finger Off the Housing Trigger
Foxtons' share price dropping is an indicator that the housing market is struggling.
Another Trade Scandal Brews in China as Discrepancies Emerge in Hong Kong Trade Data
China claims to have exported more to Hong Kong than the semi autonomous region says it imported.
China's Evergrande Launches Infant Formula Following Acquisition of Cowala Dairy
Evergrande, which acquired New Zealand dairy firm, enters booming dairy products business.
UK Fuel Supplier Hargreaves Considers Closing 130-Year-Old Yorkshire Coke Plant
Employer Hargreaves has started a 45-day consultation over the future of its Monckton plant.
UK House Prices: Landlords Cash In on Tumbling Buy to Let Mortgage Charges
There has been a dramatic drop in extra costs of buy to let properties due to mortgage fees
Mind Charity: Less Than 2% Of Public Health Budget Spent On Mental Illness
Just 1.36% of the public health budget is being spent on mental illnesses, says Mind
BP Profits Tumble 21% as Russia Crisis Weighs on Oil Giant
BP profits fell 21% in the third quarter compared to the same period in 2013.
Standard Chartered Shares Tank 9% on $400m Cost Cuts
The emerging markets bank reported a 16.3% decline in third-quarter profits.
Alibaba Boss Jack Ma Open to Working with Apple on Mobile Payments
Alibaba does not have much of a presence among US retail customers.
UK Advertising Spend Grows at Fastest Rate Since 2010
Advertising Association/Warc data shows that spending grew 8.5% year-on-year
Banker Bonuses: 71% Expect Immediate Cash Rewards Despite EU Caps and Deferrals
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Apple Pay Registers One Million Users Within 72 Hours as Tim Cook Eyes China Expansion Through Alibaba
One million Apple Pay users register in just three day, as Apple eyes China expansion with Alibaba
Italian Creditors Lose Bid to Recover Argentine Funds Held by BNY Mellon
Argentina deposited $539m with the BNY Mellon earlier this year.
36 European Banks Would Have Failed Stress Test Based on Basel III Norms
Basel III is tougher global regulatory standard on bank capital adequacy, stress test and market liquidity risk.
Lloyds Axing 9,000 Jobs and Closing 150 Branches
Workforce cuts will be across the group's Lloyds Bank, Halifax and Bank of Scotland
UK Interest Rate Hike Stopped as BoE's Shafik Warns of 'No Evidence' of Strong Wage Growth
BoE's deputy governor debunks the MPC's Ian McCafferty comments that rates should rise soon
Standard Chartered Profit Falls on Higher Costs and Bad Loans
Pre-tax profit for quarter ended on 30 September declines to $1.5bn from $1.8bn last year.
Japan Retail Sales Rise at Fastest Pace Driven by Apparels, Food and Beverages
Retail sales rose 2.3% year-on-year in September, representing biggest gain since March.
UK Women Twice as Likely than Men to Feel 'Isolated' When Starting a Business
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UK Government 'Failing Farmers' By Failing to Accept EU Aid Over Russian Fruit Ban
NFU says UK farmers deserve level playing field.
Syria's Brutal War Causing 'Political Earthquakes' in Lebanon
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