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EU Court Rules UK Government's BT Pension Fund Guarantee Illegal and Dismisses Appeal
The European Commission ordered British authorities to recover the aid in 2009.
Russian Ruble Steadies as Government Announces First Forex Auctions in November
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UK Women 50% More Likely than Men to be Stuck in Low Paid Work after a Decade
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UK City Devolution Could Boost Economic Growth by £79bn by 2030
UK productivity would increase by 5% if cities had more power over tax and spending.
Scottish Devolution Impact on Britain Talks to Kick Off in Edinburgh
Scots were promised greater tax and spending powers if they voted against independence.
JPMorgan, UBS and Credit Suisse Fined €94m for Forming Cartels
European Commission fined banks for manipulating Swiss franc derivatives and Libor.
Britain Sharpening Charity Laws in Terrorism Funding Crackdown
Prime Minister David Cameron will announce plans to tighten charity laws
Turkey Central Bank to Pay Interest on Lira Reserves in Bid to Boost Liquidity
Turkey's economy could slow down amid regional turmoil and weak growth in the Eurozone
Italian Police Unveil €1.7bn Tax Fraud Case
Italian police discovered a €1.7bn nationwide corporate tax fraud case
Coke's Shares Drop after Firm Warns on Profits
Coca-Cola's Q3 profit falls prompting firm to expand cost-cutting drive.
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Russia's Gold Rush: Putin Orders Gold Reserve Buying Spree To Beat Western Sanctions
Russia has surpassed China and Switzerland to become the world's fifth largest gold holder.
Russia Slaps Ban on Ukrainian Fruit and Vegetables
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Lufthansa Faces Further Strikes as German Airline Loses Bid to Stop Pilot Walkout
The pilots union, Vereinigung Cockpit, has 'not ruled out further strikes'
Staples Investigating Credit Card Fraud and Customer Data Theft
The world's largest office supply chain Staples admits potential theft of customer credit card data
China Hopes to Sell High-Speed Trains to California in $68bn Rail Project
China CNR and its partners hope to supply 95 trains for California's $68bn high-speed rail project.
TTIP: FedEx Chief Urges Faster Resolution Over Trade Deal to Boost UK Exports
Calls for negotiators to make a deal to assist UK economic recovery.
Total CEO Killed: Snow Plough Driver 'Denies Being Drunk' After Colliding with Plane
Christophe de Margerie was killed in a plane accident in Moscow, Russia.
UK Tax Avoidance: HMRC Demands Will Hit 33,000 Britons by 2016
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British Car Auctions Follows Virgin Money And Aldermore to Scrap IPO Plans
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Opium Poppy Cultivation Hits All-Time High in Afghanistan
Record high poppy yield the result of long-term problems with counter-narcotics programmes.
Moody's Says India's Diesel Deregulation Timed Aptly, Credit Positive
Rating agency says government of India's move aptly timed and credit positive.
UN Could Sanction Key Figures in Yemen Within a Week
Five key Yemeni figures are the target of possible UN sanctions
Tesco Loses More Market Share as Sales Decline
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Nick Clegg's Equal Parental Leave Pay Plan for UK Civil Servants Will Breakdown Stereotypes
Parents will be flexible when it comes to sharing parental responsibilities.
London Bomb Scare: Controlled Explosion of Taxi Outside The Gherkin in City's Financial District
Police have carried out a controlled explosion on a taxi that was parked outside the Gherkin
UK House Price Boom: Lloyds Warns 60,000 New Homes Need to Be Built Annually
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Australian Spies Caught Accidentally Spying on Themselves
The Australian version of the NSA is so efficient it even manages to spy on itself - though not intentionally
JLR's China Sales Growth Could Drop by 50% This Year
JLR inaugurates first overseas factory, in Changshu, near Shanghai.
Political Quiet in Egypt Spurs Moody's Outlook Upgrade
Egypt's government has embarked on energy subsidy reform and hopes to boost foreign investment
UK Cost of Living: Families £6 Better Off a Week in September
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AbbVie Calls for US Corporate Tax Reform as $55bn Deal with Shire Collapses
CEO Richard Gonzalez said US-based companies at disadvantage to foreign competitors.
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