Why Scottish Independence Means More Austerity and Welfare Cuts
Much of the pro-independence campaign is based on the idea that public spending can be protected.
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Scottish Independence: Country Faces £1bn in Extra Debt and Tax Hike
Campaign group Balance the Books says an independent Scotland would encounter higher borrowing costs
100 Days of Sisi: Egypt Economic Recovery Kicks Off but Human Rights Trampled
Egypt's economy shows signs of recovery after three years of political and social turmoil.
Edward Snowden and Julian Assange Join Kim Dotcom To Highlight Mass Surveillance in New Zealand
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Scottish Independence: Yes Voters and Salmond Constantly Misquote My Oil Figures says Sir Ian Wood
Wood has warned against the Scottish National Party's estimation of oil production before
NSA and GCHQ Using the 'Treasure Map' to Real-Time Spy on World's Internet and Telecom Networks
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Voters Want Manufacturing Prioritised at 2015 General Election
The majority of those quizzed in a survey said manufacturing is the sector they wish to see grow.
The Anniversary of the Collapse of Lehman Brothers
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Scottish Independence: Yes Vote Nationalism is Based on Racism and Hate says Philip Kerr
British author Kerr has authored more than 20 books, including seven Bernie Gunther novels.
WikiLeaks: Malware Used by Intelligence Agencies to Spy on Journalists
WikiLeaks releases latest in SpyFiles series, revealing spy malware used against journalists.
UK Economic Recovery: Small Business Confidence Hits Record High
FSB reports buoyant optimism among small firms despite geopolitical risks to UK economy overhead.
Scotland's Job Market Continues Surge Through August
Less people were available for work in August in Scotland.
India's WPI Inflation at Five-Year Low Drags Down Rupee
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Scottish Independence: SG Warns Yes Vote Will Create 'Massive Political Recriminations' and Prompt 'Brexit'
Scots vote for or against independence on 18 September
Isis Propaganda War on the Front Line of Cyberspace
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Lufthansa Pilots to Strike for Fourth Time in Three Weeks
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Heineken Rejects SABMiller's Takeover Offer
Heineken's founding family intends to keep the company independent.
UK Housing Market Emerges Unscathed from Summer Slowdown
Rightmove says usual Autumn UK house prices pick up happening earlier than before.
Phones 4U Enters Administration Putting More Than 5,500 Jobs at Risk
Phones 4U owner BC Partners says it will appoint PwC as administrators.
Scottish Independence: Cameron and Salmond Battle on Campaign Trail as David Beckham Lends Hand
Scots vote for or against independence on 18 September.
UK Home Buying Deposits Ten Times Higher Than in 1980s
The National Housing Federation says home ownership is becoming an 'exclusive members club'.
What Happened to Lehman Brothers' Bankers?
Many former Lehman bankers continue working in finance, but some run successful businesses.
Phones4U Forced into Administration Putting Thousands of Jobs at Risk
550 standalone stores will be closed after the mobile phone company was forced into administration.
Scottish Independence: Phone Bills Will Rise for Millions if Scotland Leaves UK
BT, Vodafone and EE say higher costs for all Scottish families will be 'inevitable' if Scotland leaves UK.
Sterling Faces Important Week With Scottish Referendum, FOMC and Key UK Data
British pound faces key events next week while it is trading slightly off a 10-month low.
China: Weak Industrial Output Data Points to Need for Fresh Stimulus
August industrial output rate in China slows increasing hopes of fresh stimulus measures.
Oil Prices Drop on Strong Dollar and Weak Global Demand Outlook
Brent crude maintains downtrend as IEA and Opec predict lower demand.
Gold Prices Set to Drop on Prospects of Stronger Dollar and Higher US Rates
Traders await US Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen's policy move.
HSBC to Pay $550m to Settle US Mortgage Suit
Deal resolves FHFA's claims that bank falsely represented quality of mortgage bonds sold to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
Central Banks Watch: FOMC, Yellen in Focus While Norway, Switzerland, Malaysia, Thailand, South Africa and Nigeria to Set Rates
FOMC rate decision to be followed by press conference by central bank chief Janet Yellen.
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Those on board with the digital revolution claim that rather than killing the radio star, the internet has given the music industry a new lease of life.
Newcastle United Confirm Mike Ashley is Not Looking to Sell
Mike Ashley was reportedly looking for a buyer for the Premier League team.
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