UK Pharmaceuticals Struggling to Recover Full Health
The pharmaceutical industry has looked a bit peaky since economic crisis.
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EBA Bars EU Banks from Dealing in Digital Currencies Like Bitcoin
Watchdog says EU banks should not buy, hold or sell digital currencies such as bitcoin until there is effective regulatory regime in place.
Euro Extends Losses on Weak German Data
German economic data in the week to 4 July generally surprised on the downside.
Booming London Property Price 'Ripple' Hits Commuting Hotspots in Countryside
Knight Frank says spiralling London house prices spilling out to surrounding countryside.
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Russia-Europe Gas Steady as EU Says it Has Right to Reverse Flow to Ukraine
EU's Gunther Oettinger said European countries have right to sell on Russian gas.
Amazon Under EU Spotlight for Luxembourg Tax Affairs
The EU has said that it has asked to see official documents from Luxembourg.
UK Interest Rates Rise Could Slash Consumer Spending by £2bn
Recovery threatened by higher interest rates as households redirect spending to debt repayments.
UK Car Sales Rise to 1.3 Million Units On High Demand For Alternatively-Fuelled Vehicles
Registrations for alternatively-fuelled vehicles rose 51.3% to 23,337 units year-to-date
US Vex Concerns Over Being Barred from Peter Humphrey and Yu Yingzeng Trial Over GSK-related Work
Humphrey and his wife were arrested in 2013 following work they did for GlaxoSmithKline
Global Trade Growth Slows Again as Banks Fail to Meet Demand for Finance
Survey shows that Asia continues to dominate in world trade.
Europe's MBDA and Japan's Mitsubishi Electric Eye F-35 Jet Missile Development Deal
Steering committee of British and Japanese officials to meet at upcoming Farnborough Air Show.
South Africa Metalworkers Strike to Continue Amid Violence
Open-ended strike continues after union rejects pay increase offer
Ian Fraser: RBS is a 'Rogue Institution' and is Dangerously in Denial About Tomlinson
Renowned commentator speaks to IBTimes TV about his book Shredded: Inside RBS, the Bank that Broke Britain.
Ian Fraser: RBS is a 'Rogue Institution' and is Dangerously in Denial About Tomlinson Report
The Royal Bank of Scotland is riddled with management concerns, unfolding scandals and key areas of concern, says Ian Fraser.
China to Set Up Yuan Clearing House in Seoul, Posing Further Competition to US Dollar
Peoples' Bank of China has signed memorandum of understanding with Bank of Korea for renminbi clearing house in Korean capital.
Ian Fraser: Mathewson 'Sowed the Seeds' of Fred 'The Shred' Goodwin's RBS Terror
Fraser speaks to IBTimes TV about his book Shredded: Inside RBS, the Bank that Broke Britain.
Barclays Spending Millions on 'Truthfulness' Training at New Compliance Academy
The British bank is creating a new academy with Cambridge Judge Business School for 2,100 staff.
Ian Fraser: Mathewson 'Sowed the Seeds of Destruction' for Fred 'The Shred' Goodwin's Reign of Terror at RBS
The Royal Bank of Scotland has teetered on the brink of collapse around three times over the last decade and, according to Ian Fraser.
Sterling Hits New Highs Again But Seems up For Correction
Rally in recent weeks and steadily increasing buyside speculative positions in GBP raise reversal risks
CBI: UK Businesses Want 'Genuine Reform' in Education System
The business body says young people need to be better prepared for the world of work.
Founding Family's Thierry Peugeot Quits Board Over Government-Backed China Deal
His sister Marie-Helene Roncoroni will replace him as deputy chair.
Volkswagen Rubbishes Paccar Takeover Rumours
VW rejects comments made by Daimler Trucks chief Wolfgang Bernhard.
US Grounds Entire Fleet of F-35 Jets for More Inspections After Runway Fire
Move comes after after one plane caught fire on runway at Florida airbase.
GM Recalls 27,000 Spark Cars in Korea to Fix Transmission Defect
Korea-manufactured Spark also sold in Europe and the US.
Russia Responds to EU Agreement by Banning Moldovan Meat
Russia issues ban on day Moldova's parliament ratifies free trade agreement of last week
Syrian Refugees by the Million Bringing Lebanon to Brink of Economic Collapse
Lebanon could have more than 1.5 million Syrians registered as refugees by the end of 2014.
Iran Nuclear Talks: Can UK Companies Benefit from an Agreement?
US companies are readying the ground for entry but for UK companies it's much trickier.
London Mayor Boris Johnson Hails Met Police Buildings Sale After Raising Near £125m
Under-used Met Police property sold off to housing developers and free schools.
Mers Virus: Saudi Camel Ban Would Decimate Somalia's Economy
Mers virus led to 292 deaths in Saudi Arabia but origins remain unknown.
Greene King's Pub Sales Reveal North-South Divide
Southerners are drinking more than Northerners according to Greene King's preliminary results statement.
Asda Axes 1,360 Management Jobs on Restructuring Plan
The chief executive of Asda says the move is the right decision for the future of the firm.
South Africa Police Fire Rubber Bullets at Striking Workers
Metalworkers and engineers went on strike on Tuesday demanding 12% pay hike.
India Must Avoid Fiscal Slippage: World Bank's Onno Ruhl
Tax reform in India can offset impact of rising oil import costs or weak monsoon rains.
Drugs and Prostitution Give Ireland's Economy an Unexpected Boost as Strong Growth Returns
A change in EU rules allowed Ireland to revise up last year's disappointing economic performance.
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