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Shadow chief financial secretary to highlight NHS reforms and Universal Credit as examples of coalition government failure.
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Consumer staples worst-performing sector over the past six months.
Iran's Non-Oil Exports Recovering Under President Hassan Rouhani
But difficult business conditions continue to impair growth in Iran.
Scottish Independence Poll: Bulk of FTSE100 Chiefs Oppose Scotland Exiting UK
Korn Ferry survey reveals 65% of chairmen of 32 FTSE 100 companies say independence will be bad for business
Investment Bank Entry Level Salaries Hit £100,000
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UK Unemployment: Free Travel for Thousands of Jobless in Greater Manchester
24,000 tickets will be issued to jobseekers up to March 2015.
Campaigners Urge Retailers to Pay into $40m Rana Plaza Disaster Fund Ahead of Anniversary
Lobbying group CCC calls on major international brands Benetton, KiK and Children's Place to pay into fund.
Dixons Shares Soar on Carphone Warehouse Merger Talks
Electronics retailers must confirm formal takeover offer before 24 March deadline.
Cost of Retirement: UK Pension Fund Bosses Forced to Disclose Hidden Fees
Move comes after the Pension Minister called for a cap on charges of more than 0.75%.
Chinese Banks Besieged by Internet Giants' New Investment Products
High yielding online funds from Alibaba, Tencent and Baidu are threatening deposits at banks.
Libya Fights to Pay Bills and Salaries As Protests Cripple Oil Revenues
More than 50% of Libya's budget goes on paying public salaries and subsidies
Mark Carney: Banks Can No Longer Rely on Massive Taxpayer Subsidy
Bank of England governor says banks must accept stricter capital rules to protect them from collapse.
Nigerian Man Sentenced to Death by Hanging for Murdering Banker Wife
Akolade Arowolo said his wife had stabbed herself during argument.
Scottish Independence: SNP's Alex Salmond Swats Away UK Government Oil and Gas Pledges
Scotland's First Minister claims an independent Scotland would be better at managing the energy sector
Money for Nothing? Companies Cannot Just Rely on Higher Pay to Secure Loyalty
Towers Watson says employers need to take a broader view of the employee experience.
European Markets Outside UK Trade Higher After Strong German Ifo Data
German business confidence at its highest level since July 2011.
George Soros Plans to Invest in Cash-Strapped European Banks
Soros said in interview with German weekly Der Spiegel that he believes in euro.
Bovis Homes Profit Leaps 48% Amid UK Housing Recovery
Help to Buy aids Bovis' profit leap as housing demand grows.
Scottish Independence: SNP's Alex Salmond Slams George Osborne's 'Sermon on the Pound'
The SNP leader also described the Chancellor's position as a "diktat upon high".
EU Ready to Commit €20bn to Ukraine Reforms
European Parliament Foreign Affairs Committee President Elmar Brok said EU will support Ukraine's reforms.
HSBC Bonus Pool Rises to $3.9bn in 2013 as CEO Stuart Gulliver Pockets $8m
Both HSBC CEO Stuart Gulliver and his staff pocket bumper rises in bonuses
HSBC Shares Plunge on Missed 2013 Profit Expectations
Stuart Gulliver has cut costs with a major job cull as well as cracking down on operating charges
Sydney G20 Meeting Communiqué: Full Text
Sydney meeting of G20 finance ministers and central bank governors targets increase in global growth by 2% over five years.
UK Government and HMRC Announce Crack Down on Tax Evasion
Whitehall will launch an advertising campaign targeting people who have money in offshore accounts.
G20 Expects to Add $2tn and Millions of Jobs to Global Economy
Group plans concrete action including increased investment to achieve target.
Mothercare CEO Simon Calver Steps Down Post Profit Warning
Calver will receive a payment of £250,000 pounds of a six months' notice period
HSBC Profits to Rise on Job Cuts, Lower Mis-Selling Payouts and Less Business Class Air Travel
However, Forensic Asia report says HSBC need to inject £70bn of capital by 2020.
British Firms Stung by £12bn in EU Regulation Costs
Business for Britain is calling for a radical overhaul of the European Union.
Scottish Independence: UK Government to Cut Oil and Gas Sector Red Tape to Unlock £200bn Reserves
Scots will vote on whether to end their 307-year-old union with England on 18 September
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