Scottish Independence: SNP Turns Government Defence Report into Attack
MP Angus Robertson attacks the coalition government's defence plans.
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Bank of America-Merrill Lynch Axes European Power and Gas Trading Desk
BoA-ML follows Morgan Stanley, Deutsche Bank and JPMorgan for scaling back its commodities presence
Middle-Class Spending Curbs May Hit Malaysia's GDP Growth
Dwindling spending power could hit private consumption growth by 0.9 percentage point.
Royal Mail Shares 'No Longer Compelling'
Cantor Fitzgerald analyst raises doubt over Royal Mail valuation and dividend yields.
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UK Exports: Non-EU Trade Drops as George Osborne's £1tn Target Fades
UK targeting non-EU markets for trade, but exports fall in November.
British Car Sales Jump to Five-Year High in 2013
Over 2.26 million new cars were sold in the UK in 2013.
Janet Yellen Approved to Head Federal Reserve by Majority Vote in Senate
Janet Yellen, who replaces Ben Bernanke as chief of Federal Reserve, is the first woman appointed to the role.
German Unemployment Takes Unexpected Fall as 15,000 Leave Joblessness
The country's Labour Office says the number of people out of work is now 2.965 million.
London's Boris Johnson: Chinese Firm to Build New Canary Wharf Skyscraper
Mayor Johnson reveals in LBC show deal with China developer to build tallest tower in Canary Wharf.
Spanish Princess Infanta Cristina Charged with Money Laundering and Fraud
Infanta Cristina is the youngest daughter of King Juan Carlos in Spain
UK Immigration: Vince Cable Slates Cameron's 100,000 Target
Business Secretary says the Prime Minister's plans to cut immigration will most likely not be achieved.
Growth in Emerging Markets Weakens in December
Emerging market economies hit by a slowdown in service sector growth.
'Big Six' Centrica CFO Nick Luff Leaves to Join Reed Elsevier
Luff, group finance director, will be leaving the company on a date to be confirmed
EasyJet Records Robust Passenger Numbers for Christmas Season
EasyJet boarded 4.49 million passengers in December, up 3.5% from 4.34 million last year.
UK Flood: Environment Agency Set to Slash 1,700 Jobs Amid 'Massive' Budget Cuts
Group of MPs warned ministers must outline how further cuts to Defra will impact agencies.
Smartphones and Tablets: Over 1 Billion Google Android Devices to Ship in 2014
Gartner unveils smartphones and tablet computer research for the year ahead
China Officially Permits Foreign Video Gaming Companies in Shanghai Free Trade Zone
China banned sales gaming consoles there in 2000.
NHS Direct: 500 Jobs at Risk as Embattled Helpline Provider Shuts
But the firm says 200 workers will avoid being made redundant.
Ex-UBS Chief Banker Raoul Weil to Enter Plea in Tax Evasion Case
US prosecutors alleged that Weil helped 17,000 American clients to evade taxes between 2002 and 2007.
UK Flooding: Defra Committee Raises Crisis Management Alarm on £800m Budget Cuts
Concerns rise as two more years of cuts are on the way
Libor Fixing Scandal: US Hits RBS with $50m Criminal Fine
Fine on top of £390m civil settlement with US and UK authorities.
China to Test Private-Sector Banking in 2014 by Allowing 3-5 Fully Private Banks
China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC) plans to attract more domestic and foreign capital.
Business Credit Squeeze Hindering UK Recovery
British Chambers of Commerce quarterly economic review says business needs more finance
Why Channel 4's Benefits Street Misrepresents UK Welfare and Unemployment
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US Factory Orders Jump $8.8bn as Economy Strengthens
The Commerce Department says manufactured orders in November increased to $497.9bn.
Scottish Independence: George Osborne's Cuts Will Hit Welfare Spending in Scotland Hardest
SNP warns the cuts are evidence of what a no vote would mean for Scotland.
Leaving London? Half of Mortgage Savings Wiped Out by Rising Commuter Costs
Research by haart shows burden of rail costs against mortgage savings made by moving out of London.
FCA and PRA to Launch Co-op Bank Probe and Enforcement Action
Co-op is under scrutiny for its capital black hole and the Paul Flower sex and drugs scandal
India May Relax Gold Import Restrictions to Check Smuggling
About 150 to 200 tonnes of gold potentially smuggled into India in 2013.
FTSE350 Companies See Pension Deficit Rise of £25bn Over 2013
Mercer says the move was despite significant employer contributions and strong stock market returns.
UK Foreign Property Investors 'Immune' to Capital Gains Tax Impact
Foreign property investors will be "effectively immune" to the impact of Capital Gains Tax
Ex-Goldman Guru Jim O'Neill Says 'Mints' are the New Brics
Mexico, Indonesia, Nigeria and Turkey could be new frontier of the economy, according to Jim O'Neill.
China's Services Sector Logs Weakest Expansion in 28 Months in December
China's economic growth is expected to hover at 7.6% in 2013.
Could the Labour Party's 'Cost of Living Crisis' Attack be Crumbling?
The Treasury says total employee compensation is keeping pace with the economic recovery.
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