HSBC Warns George Osborne: Focus on Quality of UK Recovery
HSBC note cautions that debt-driven consumption still major force behind UK economy.
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Americans Win Nobel Prize For Asset Price Forecasts
Three American scientists won the 2013 economics Nobel prize on Monday (October 14) for research that has improved the forecasting of asset prices in the long term and helped the emergence of index funds in stock markets.
Aldi and Lidl Continue to Dominate the German Food Retail Market
Foreign competitors find it hard to make headway in Germany's food retail market
Chinese Investment in Manchester Airport Could Create 16,000 North West Jobs
BCEG says it is honoured to be involved in Manchester Airport's development.
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Twitter Investment Bankers to Get '3.25%' Slice of £1bn IPO
The micro-blogging site is expected to raise $1bn with its IPO.
US Government Shutdown: Markets Unsettled on Debt Ceiling Countdown
Daniel Stewart's chief economist gives us the snapshot for the week ahead
Twitter CEO and Senior Engineering VP Took Home More Than $10m in 2012
Extravagant awards are thanks to a shortage of high-level engineering executives.
Mis-Selling Derivatives and Libor Fixing: UK Court to Determine Whether Rate Rigging Invalidates Swaps
London Court of Appeal will begin a three day hearing examining two cases against Barclays and Deutsche Bank
China's Huawei: No Plan for Major Acquisitions
Telecom major had been rumoured to take over BlackBerry, Nokia and HTC Corp.
FX Fixing Scandal: DoJ and FBI Launch Criminal Investigation in US
US agencies follow UK and Swiss bodies in launching currency market manipulation probe.
UK Ministry of Defence Auctions off Camp Bastion Hardware
72-tent city, mobile laundry and Gore-Tex boots among items for sale on Ministry of Defence's version of eBay.
Debt Ceiling: China Calls for World to Be 'De-Americanised'
China's official news agency calls US hypocritical, saying the fate of the world's people should not be entrusted to such a dysfunctional government.
Explosion at Vietnam Fireworks Factory Kills 21
21 people dead and more injured after huge explosion at fireworks factory in Phu Tho province, Northern Vietnam
Google Updates Terms of Service with Shared Endorsements
User's profile name and photo will appear in Google products.
India's East Coast Braces For Monster Cyclone Phailin
Nearly 500,000 people have been evacuated as category 4 'Super Cyclonic Storm' Phailin lies 50 miles off the coast of India.
Oil Prices Could Rise if US Shutdown Ends
Price increase to be limited as strong dollar pushes down commodity rates.
Gold Prices Expected to Drop As Washington Moves Closer to a Deal
Gold forecast to lose lustre as safe bet in times of uncertainty as US crisis set to end.
Asian Markets Weekly Review: India's Sensex Leads While Australia's ASX Trails
Politicians in Washington hope to have US government open by 15 October.
UK Construction Sector Builds Workforce as Housebuilding Boosts Job Demand
Exclusive research: Careerbuilder.co.uk says trend of hiring in the industry will continue into New Year.
Canada's Unemployment Rate Hits Five Year Low as Youth Joblessness Falls
Statistics Canada says employment in finance, insurance and real estate rose.
Iain Martin on Making It Happen: George Osborne Meddling in Stephen Hester's RBS Exit is Worrying
Martin spoke to IBTimes UK about his book Making It Happen, which tells the whole story of RBS's near death in 2008.
Iain Martin on Making It Happen: Fred Goodwin a Convenient Villain for Others Over RBS Failure
Martin spoke to IBTimes UK about his book Making It Happen, which tells the whole story of RBS's near death in 2008.
Iain Martin on Making It Happen: RBS Bankers Suffered No Moral Crisis Over Collapse
Martin spoke to IBTimes UK about his book Making It Happen, which tells the whole story of RBS's near death in 2008.
JPMorgan Reports Loss in Humiliation for Jamie Dimon
JPMorgan posts first quarterly loss under chief executive Jamie Dimon
China Inks €45bn Currency Swap with Eurozone
China signed currency swap deals so far worth about 2.2tn yuan with 22 countries and regions.
Fed Reserve QE Taper Fears Force Emerging Economies to Seek IMF Help
G24 wants IMF to assess the impact of potential US stimulus cuts on their economies.
Dinner with Prime Minister Ivica Dacic: Can Serbia Overcome Being a 'Leper' to Turn Around the Economy?
Serbia is on the cusp of revolutionising its economy but can it shake-off the past political problems?
Central Bank Chief Insists India Has Strong Fundamentals
RBI governor Raghuram Rajan said India has no external or internal financing difficulties.
Twitter IPO: Questions Surround Advertising Model
Twitter gave away little detail over advertising model in SEC filing ahead of IPO.
UK Academics and Businesses Warn of STEM Skills Gap
MathWorks says there needs to be need a greater collaboration between academics and businesses.
Argentina on Cusp of Paying $500m to End Disputes With World Bank
Argentinian newspaper reports disputes will be settled at the World Bank arbitration panel
Boeing in Tailspin over $9.5bn Japan Contract Loss
Aircraft maker's marketing and strategy functions to be consolidated after Boeing misses out on massive order to European rival Airbus
European Markets Outside France Open Higher on US Deadlock Resolution Hope
Britain's Royal Mail's shares leap 36% in on their London trading debut.
Sirius Programme Profiles: Richard Loat's Sport-Driven 'Disruptive Philanthropy'
Loat uses sport to get under-engaged demographics involved in charity work.
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