China's 'War on Pollution' Sees Coal Drop for First Time in Century
Growth in coal imports remained halted in first half, while domestic production declined.
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Balfour Beatty Rejects Third Improved Offer From Carillion
Balfour Beatty has rejected a third £2bn offer from Carillion
Standard Chartered Settles Money Laundering Controls Failing for $300m
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Malaysia Airlines to Enlist Economic Recovery Guru Idris Jala
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Scottish Independence: DWP Denies Pleading for Civil Servants to Vote 'No'
Memo circulated says it's 'necessary for civil servants to support the UK government's position'
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Bank will retain its commercial and investment banking businesses in Japan.
Google Voice Search On Android Smartphones Could be Exploited by Malware
Researchers demonstrated how Google Now can be manipulated to reveal confidential user data.
China Slaps 12 Japanese Auto-Parts Makers with Record $200m Fine for Price Fixing
Sumitomo Electric received biggest individual fine of 290.4m yuan, equivalent to 6% of its annual China revenues.
UK Job Market: Attitude Trumps Qualifications When Firms Hire Youngsters
The ONS says youth unemployment was 16.9% in the three months to June.
Public Accounts Committee Accused UK Government of Trying to 'Keep Information Secret'
The PAC has accused the government of trying to conceal facts.
India: Finance Minister Arun Jaitley Uses Facebook to Boost 'Pro-Poor' Image
Jaitley says there is no contradiction in the government being "pro-business and pro-poor."
Iraqi Kurdistan to Double Turkey Oil Pipeline Capacity By September
Reports say pipeline to Turkey could double capacity to 200,000 barrels per day, by end of August.
Catching the Catfish: How to Verify Identities in Online Dating
A woman from Bournemouth was recently conned out of £14,000 in an online dating scam
Turkey Readies Power Ship For Energy Starved Gaza
100-megawatt floating power plant could be sent to boost Gaza's energy industry after Israel campaign.
Indian Markets Pare Gains After Hitting Record Highs
Foreign institutional investors have invested over $12bn in Indian equities this year.
UK Inflation Fall: Have the Summer Sales Got David Cameron and Mark Carney Off the Hook?
The ONS says CPI inflation dropped to 1.6% in the three months to July.
Pound Falls to New Four-Month Low as Prices Data Surprise on Downside
British pound falls as consumer price inflation slows more than expected.
Russia Skips Ruble Bond Auction as Government Borrowing Costs Soar
Russia political standoff with West has moved into the economic sphere.
China States Foreign Investment Dip Not Linked to Regulatory Probes
Foreign Direct Investment into China declined 16.95% to $7.81bn in July – the lowest since July 2012.
UK Interest Rates Hike: The Bank of England's Endless Corridor
Counterintuitive economic data from the UK recovery may delay a rates rise past early 2015.
Four Dangerous Ebola Related Email Scams That You Should Watch Out For
Four dangerous Ebola related email scams being used by cyber criminals
BHP Billiton Plans Spurn London Investors
London shareholders were expecting payouts from BHP in connection with its spin-off of some assets into new company.
Scottish Independence: John Menzies Hopes for a 'No' Vote
Edinburgh-based firm says Scottish companies will have more opportunities as part of the union
US Bans Flights Over Syria After IS Firepower Boost
US Federal Aviation Administration bans all flights over Syria, citing armed extremist threat from Islamic State.
Putin and Islamic State Blamed for Sluggish Tobacco Sales
Tension in the Middle East has disrupted Imperial Tobacco sales.
Cybercrime: Is it Worth Eradicating the Humble Password?
IBTimes UK speaks to tech company, Nuance, about moving towards voice recognition software
Seven Firms Shortlisted to Buy $16bn Minority Stake in Sinopec Unit
Asia's biggest internet firm, China's largest insurer, and a Canadian retailer eye stake in Sinopec Sales.
Egypt Excludes Foreigners from Financing Suez Canal Mega Project
Canal will be funded by investment certificates issued to Egyptian citizens and corporations only.
Ukraine Crisis: Russia Eases Ban on EU Food Imports via Belarus
Moscow relaxes ban on fresh produce due to food inflation.
Average London House Price Now Just Under of Half a Million Pounds
The ONS says average UK house price hit £265,000 in June 2014, after 10.2% annual rise.
Gender Pay Gap: 'Midlife Wage Crisis' Hits Female Managers
The CMI says women aged 40 and over earn 35% less than their male counterparts.
AirAsia's Tony Fernandes Dismisses Skymark Airlines Buyout Rumours
Skymark says it has not been approached by AirAsia.
China: Panic Sales By Corrupt Officials Cool Property Market
Ongoing anti-graft campaign in China prompts many corrupt officials to sell their properties.
Rail Fares to Rise 3.5% Next Year
Train travel fares could rise by up to 5.6% in 2015.
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