Nick Clegg: Northern England Will Rival New York With 200,000 More Technology Jobs
The UK deputy prime minister announced the creation of a major new project called TechNorth
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ONS: UK Sees Cost of Renting Properties Rise by 1%
London saw the biggest increase, up by 1.5%.
China Takes Advantage of Oil Glut and Boosts Imports from New Sources
Oil prices have fallen 25% since June, providing a boost to energy importers like China
China Launches AIIB to Rival World Bank Without US Allies After Pressure from Washington
21 Asian nations sign up for the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank during Beijing ceremony, but US allies were not present
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Spirit Pub Company Reject C&C Bid Leaving Greene King in Pole Position for Acquisition
C&C now has until 20 November to make a firm offer
South China Sea Dispute: Top Beijing Diplomat Set for Hanoi Talks to Smooth Waters
Yang Jiechi and Pham Binh Minh to discuss Sino-Vietnam bilateral cooperation after summer dispute.
IMF's David Lipton Recollects Communist Poland on 25th Year of Transition: 'We Saw People Waiting in Lines Outside Grocery Stores'
Transition of central Europe to integrated global economy from communist era was aided mainly by liberalising policies, IMF official says.
Google Set to Spend $1bn in Long-Term Office Leases
Lease contracts have periods expiring between 2027 and 2028.
UK Economic Recovery Slows on Weak Manufacturing Expansion
GDP expanded by 0.7% in the July to September period.
China Becomes One of the Most Desired Destinations for Expats
A HSBC and YouGov poll surveyed almost 9,300 expats in over 100 countries
UK Skills Shortage: 66% of Parents Think Education System Doesn't Prepare Children for Work
The charity City & Guilds says it is no surprise that parents are concerned.
Ukraine Appeals Russian Fruit Ban at WTO
Russia banned fruit and veg from Ukraine to stop re-export from Europe.
Swiss Banks Question Terms of US Tax Amnesty Deals
As many as 73 Swiss banks question more than dozen demands set out in agreement.
Scotland's Alex Salmond Considers General Election 2015 Return
The SNP's outgoing leader revealed he has not made up his mind yet
UK Economic Recovery Leads to EU Demanding £1.7bn in 'Daylight Robbery' Payment
The EU said Britain must pay more towards the bloc because of its strong economy recovery
Ebola: Spammers Spread Malware Through Emails Claiming to Come from World Health Organization
Spammers are sending emails claiming to be from the World Health Organization which contain malware.
Chile's Peso Snaps Four-Month Losing Streak Against Dollar
Chile's peso headed for first monthly gain after four straight months of losses.
Microsoft Sales Beat Projections on Nokia Acquisition But Profit Falls
Acquisition of Nokia boosts company's revenues by 25% to $23.2bn.
Brazil's Real Down to Near 10-Year Low and Stocks Slump on Fears of Dilma Rousseff Return
Dilma Rousseff predicted to defeat market-friendly Aecio Neves in Brazil election, sending markets into tailspin.
Secure Hospital Strike: Prison Officers Walk Out for Four Hours in NHS Pay Row
Members of the Prison Officers Association will strike from 7am until 11am on 24 October.
UK House Prices to Soar Over Next Decade Despite London Gaining 570,000 New Homes
Stirling Ackroyd says Southwark, Tower Hamlets, Islington and Hackney will be property hotspots
UK House Prices Rocket Across London, Cambridge and Bristol
The average UK house has gained £15,300 in the last 12 months
UK House Price Crash Imminent? First Time Buyer Deposits Tiny Amid Soaring Costs
Average first-time buyer deposit falls 8% year-on-year to £26,134
EU 'Ignoring' UK Pleas to Cut Red Tape as It Racks Up 1139 New Laws in a Year
Business for Britain claims the EU has only acted on a handful of the recommendations from the UK
Scout SV - The British Army's Smart-Tank of the Future
General Dynamics working on the Scout SV smart-tank to upgrade the British Army's fleet by 2020
Jordan: Low Oil Prices Will Boost Resource-Poor Country
Jordan could use oil price slump to reduce its own government subsidies on fuel.
Ebola: Guinean Government Compensates Families of Deceased Health Workers
The families of 42 health workers will receive $10,000.
UK Trade Unions Call for Consultation Over Tata Steel's Long Products Division Sale
UK's National Trade Union Steel Co-ordinating Committee wants Tata to examine 'all the options'.
England's Rugby World Cup 2015: Nearly Million Tickets Sold For Next Year's Tournament
England against Australia has been the most popular game.
IMF Calls on Zimbabwe Government to Sort Out Economic Mess
The International Monetary Fund's Africa director said she made four reformist suggestions to Harare
Tata Motors: Zest and Bolt Sales Crucial While JLR Can Pay More Dividend Than Due, Moody's Says
Funds are needed to support the Zest and Bolt launches as well as the inventory increase
Human Rights Watch Slates UAE's Record on Migrant Domestic Worker Rights
HRW says domestic workers have passports confiscated and are routinely refused wages in UAE
Secure Hospital Strike: 'Prison Officers Turning to Food Banks and Payday Loans' – POA Union Chief
Exclusive: Steve Gillan tells IBTimes UK that his members are 'struggling'.
Less than a Quarter of World Trade Meets OECD Anti-Corruption Standards
Japan, South Korea and Ireland among the nations with no enforcement policy in place.
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