Scottish Independence: Salmond Pledges £4m to Create 1,200 Jobs for Young People
Salmond announced the extra funding for the Community Jobs Scotland programme.
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Britain Overtakes Germany as Largest European Market for Ferrari
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Rich Businessmen Flood UK Driveways with Ferraris
UK overtakes Germany as sports carmaker's strongest European market.
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UK Youth Unemployment: Stereotypes are Hindering Young People's Job Chances
Demos says four-fifths of teenagers feel they are unfairly represented in the media.
Generic Drugmaker Actavis Agrees to Acquire Forest Laboratories for $25bn
Revenues of combined firm expected at more than $15bn for 2015.
Resolution Foundation: UK Economy Will Celebrate New High of Employment
But Matthew Whittaker warns without sustained improvement in wages, the recovery may yet run out of road.
Vienna Crowned City with Best Quality of Living but London Loses out
Mercer says air pollution and traffic congestion keep UK capital from reaching Europe's top 10.
Workers Not Feeling the Love From Employers
Investors in People says over 50% of employees work for firms unconcerned about workers' health.
Italy's Troubled Banks Crammed with €156bn in Bad Loans
Italy's Bankers' Association reports banks have highest portion of bad loans since May 1999.
The Paragon Group Launches New UK 'Challenger' Bank
Nigel Terrington, The Paragon Group chief executive, praises speed of new UK regulatory approval process.
Spain Almost Doubles Corporate Debt Issuance Amid Eurozone Periphery Revival
Spain leads on corporate debt issuance as investor sentiment towards periphery EU members gets bullish.
JP Morgan Banker Jumps to his Death From Hong Kong Skyscraper
Man is thought to have fallen from the top floor of bank's shared office
Big Tobacco Adverts Are Back on British TV
Vype e-cigarettes advert leaves out any reference to 'smokers'
Snowden Documents Reveal WikiLeaks Targeted by NSA and GCHQ
NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden reveals extent of agency surveillance.
UK Energy Firms Agree to Automatic Refund of Customers in Credit
Direct debt customers of some energy firms will no longer have to request a refund on acocunts in credit.
Work Foundation: Young People Face a Daunting Array of Career Options
Ian Brinkley says high quality vocational courses can certainly offer good prospects.
Japan Mulls Pacific Trade Pact Concessions as Talks with US Begin
Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) discussions begin on 24 February in Singapore.
Council Cuts: Wolverhampton City Council to Axe 2,000 Jobs Amid Budget Cuts
The authority blamed central government cuts on the cost cutting move.
British Retail Consortium: Shops Should Pay Energy Tax and Not Business Rates
Report suggests reforms it claims will help shops thrive and contribute to the UK's growth.
UK Inflation: Under BoE's 2% Target for First Time in Four Years
Office for National Statistics figures show inflation under 2% for the first time since November 2009
NUS President: Lack of Graduate Jobs is Symptom of Poor Labour Market for Young People
Toni Pearce says the problem for current students and study leavers is not simply graduate employment.
Average UK House Price Hits £250,000
ONS reports average price of a house hitting 3% stamp duty threshold.
Israel Boycott Pressure: Two Foreign Investors Withdraw Port Bids
BDS boycott worsens as Dutch and Italian companies withdraw bids for Ashdod and Haifa seaports
Former Goldman Sachs Trader: Bankers Less Likely to Take Dangerous Decisions Due to Stress
Study led by Goldman Sachs trader-turned-neuroscientist says high levels of cortisol can induce risk aversion.
Downbeat US Data Pins Dollar Near Six-Week Lows
Currency market views US economic fundamentals less favourably.
Cryptocurrency News Round-Up: Mt Gox to Reopen Withdrawals as Protests Continue
Mt Gox claims bitcoin withdrawals will reopen soon, while protests continue outside Tokyo headquarters.
Pepsi, the Art of Football: Street Artists' Portraits of Wilshere, Messi, van Persie, Aguero, Ramos, Luiz
Portraits of World Cup footballers by street artists.
US to Get First Bitcoin ATMs in Seattle and Austin
Robocoin is installing new bitcoin ATMs in US, after launching in Canada.
BoE's David Miles: UK Housing Market Not Overheating Yet
Miles said the financial policy committee is "mindful of the risks" of a UK house price bubble.
Probation Officers in England and Wales Appeal Against New Jobs Amid Privatisation Plan
The Justice Secretary Chris Grayling told the BBC's File on 4 that the reforms were needed.
Poundland to Launch £750m IPO with ex-Carpetright and Travelodge Bosses
Discount retailer also appoints Darren Shapland, Trevor Bond, Tea Colaianni, and Grant Hearn to the board.
Scottish Independence: Co-op Warns British Business Will Bear Burden
Co-op Group chief executive Euan Sutherland says Scotland's potential UK will burden firms
US Hedge Fund Acquires Lloyds Debt For Controlling Stake in Care Homes Operator
Anchorage Capital Group acquires £80m of debt from Lloyds to take controlling stake in NCC.
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