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Serbia’s finance minister Lazar Krstic speaks with IBTimes UK about how the government is tackling the grey economy (Photo: IBTimes UK)

Serbia Finance Minister Lazar Krstic Tackles 'Grey Economy' in €1bn Tax Evasion Clampdown

The 29 year-old finance minister details his four point plan to IBTimes UK about turning around the economy

World Bank Urges Poor Countries to Improve Risk Management to Boost Growth

Calculated risks needed to raise quality of life in developing economies according to report.

India Embraces Austerity to Meet Deficit Target

Country already crossed almost 75% of 5.4tn-rupee deficit target.

China President: Economic Recovery A Tortuous Process

Chinese President Xi Jinping said on Monday (October 7) he expected global economic recovery to be a "long and torturous process", while China's economic growth rate of about seven percent was "within a reasonable and expected range".

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Airbus Clinches Landmark Order With Japan Airlines

Japan's flagship carrier Japan Airlines on Monday (October 7) said that it would order more than 30 A350 jets from Airbus worth $9.5 billion at list prices, weakening Boeing's grip on a strategic market.

Labour's Ed Miliband Targets Energy Industry Again With Lobbying Bill Amendment

Labour to table amendment to lobbying bill that would force in-house energy lobbyists to sign open register.

UK Digital Advertising Hits Six Month High of £3bn on Mobile Phone Boost

IAB says mobile advertising grew like-for-like by 127% to £429.2m in the first half of 2013.

France Scraps Controversial Business Tax on Operating Profits

French Finance Minister Pierre Moscovici tones down anti-business rhetoric in latest policy proposals

A man walks up a flight of stairs along walls covered in graffiti in Belgrade, Serbia (Photo: Reuters)

Serbia in Focus: 60,000 Jobs at Risk in Privatisation Shift

IBTimes UK exclusively reveals that if 179 state-owned companies don't find private investors, there'll be mass job losses

US Government Shutdown: India's Rupee and Stocks Freefall Continues

Investors fear foreigners will reduce investments in India and drag markets down.

European Markets Trade Lower on US Default Fears

350,000 furloughed US government employees ordered to report to work on 7 October.

Alastair Winter looks at the market impact from fears over a US default (Photo: Reuters)

US Government Shutdown: It's the FOMC Not The (Very Stupid) Shoot-Out!

Daniel Stewart & Co's chief economist looks at the US government shutdown and QE tapering

UK Financial Services Firms Most Optimistic in 17 Years Amid Economic Recovery

CBI/PwC survery of finance firms shows City of London riding high on emerging economic recovery.

Asian markets reverse early gains and trade lower on 7 October

Asian Markets Drop as US Default Fears Rise

Markets in Tokyo and Sydney trade close to one-month lows.

Airbus Ends Boeing's Monopoly in Japan with $9.5bn JAL Order for Long-Haul Jets

More than 80% of Japanese airlines' fleet had constituted Boeing jets.

Most Asian markets finished the week lower

Asian Markets Weekly Review: Markets Outside India End Lower

US shutdown affects investor sentiments amid lower China PMI.

India Becomes Attractive Investment Destination after Rupee Fall – Bank of America

China, with new laws, said to be losing competitive edge.

Oil Prices to Rise if US Shutdown Continues

Prices rose on 4 October on lower production from the Gulf of Mexico.

Gold prices may rise on US shutdown and debt-ceiling fears

Gold Prices Expected To Rise on US Shutdown and Debt Ceiling Fears

US politicians have until 17 October to raise the government's borrowing limit.

US Shutdown: Free-Trade Agreement Talks with EU on Hold

US Trade Representative Michael Froman says the US unable to send full team to Brussels to discuss Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership with EU.

Help to Buy: Doubts Grow as UK Launches Second Phase Next Week

Second phase provides help to home buyers in form of equity loan and mortgage guarantee.

Mind: UK Workers Suffer in Silence Over Mental Health Issues

Mind says there is a danger that companies are neglecting workplace mental health.

Google Consultant: Mobile Advertising Success All About Engagement and Fun

The vast majority of smartphone users do nothing productive which is a great opportunity for advertisers

CFTC Charges Ex-Citigroup Trader John Aaron Brooks with $42.4m Ethanol Futures Fraud (Photo: Reuters)

Citigroup Fined $30m for Leaking Apple Research to SAC and T Rowe Price

Citadel, GLG Partners, SAC Capital Advisors and T Rowe Price received confidential Apple information.

Oxford University's Sir Andrew Wiles Bashes Bankers for 'Immoral Mathematics'

Sir Andrew Wiles says mathematics has lost its moral purity.

Facebook: Mark Zuckerberg Aims to Conquer World Through Mobile App

Facebook has advantages to expand its global brand and reach through mobile marketing

Stealth investor Suhail Rizvi is poised to make a killing when Twitter goes public

Twitter IPO: Stealth Investor Suhail Rizvi Set to Make Fortune

Rizvi and his clients hold a 15% stake in the San Francisco-based firm.

Swiss Regulator Probes Banks Over $5tn Currency Markets Manipulation

Multiple banks around the world are potentially implicated in investigations, according to FINMA.

Royal Mail Privatisation: Shares 'May Reach 450p' in IPO

CWU says strikes are likely if its members vote for industrial action over the sell-off.

Bank of Japan Maintains Monetary Policy Despite Risks of Sales-Tax Hike

Bank expects Japan's moderate recovery to continue amid improving business sentiment.

Ernesto Schmitt of zeebox: Mobile Devices Will Transform Television Advertising

Chief executive and co-founder of social TV platform champions the second screen as revolutionary for TV advertisers.

11,000 Female Birmingham City Council Staff Set for Equal Pay Compensation

Gill Whittaker, a GMB organiser, says the announcement is a great achievement.

Smart App-artment: The Home of the Future?

Technology is becoming more and more important in our live. From the smartphones we carry everywhere to the cars we drive, it is helping make or lives better - or at least that's the aim.