Scottish Independence: Farmers Missing Out on Billion Euro Boost
Top Scottish politician said Scotland's farmers would be €1bn better off under EU membership.
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Mark Carney: Bank of England Cannot Pull Plug on Help to Buy Scheme
Carney clarifies Bank of England powerless to stop Help to Buy if housing bubble emerges, despite government claims it could.
Royal Mail: Goldman Sachs Faces 'Further Questions' from Parliament on Controversial Valuation Advice
Business committee chairman Adrian Bailey tells IBTimes UK that Goldman Sachs research note confirms suspicions that Royal Mail undervalued.
Indonesia Rupiah Falls After Fed Reserve QE Taper Prospect Triggers Capital Flight
Global investors sold $354m worth of Indonesian stocks between 1-27 November.
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Head of RSA Ireland Philip Smith Resigns Amid Investigation
Chief executive of Ireland unit at RSA claims he was the fall guy for a probe into accounting practices of the Irish unit.
Alliance Boots Refutes Tax Avoidance Compaint by War on Want to OECD
War on Want and Change to Win file complaint with OECD claiming pharmacist breached tax and disclosure guides.
Royal Mail Shares: Goldman Sachs Sets 610p Target Price Despite 330p IPO Advice
US investment bank advised UK government on Royal Mail's controversial 330p offer price.
Cyber Monday to Kick Start Biggest Online Christmas Shopping Period Ever
December 2013 to be UK's biggest online shopping month ever, with shoppers visiting online stores 3bn times.
Blockbuster Axes 182 More UK Jobs as 30 Further Stores Close
The retailer's administrators said it has received no acceptable offer for the business.
Npower to Slash 13% of UK Workforce and Outsource Jobs to India
Follows RWE announcement that the firm planned to cut 6,750 jobs across Europe.
Rate Fixing Scandal: Japan Considers Shifting Tibor Oversight Responsibility to Regulator
Financial regulator could strip oversight for setting yen benchmark interest rate Tibor from banks.
European Markets Rise After German Politicians Agree to Form a Government
Chancellor Angela Merkel will be able to form a government by Christmas.
German Unemployment Nears Three Million Mark
The Federal Labour Agency says the number of people out of work increased by 10,000.
Tax Avoidance Beats Pay and Bonuses to Top Business Behaviour Concerns
The Institute of Business Ethics says business has clawed back some of the public trust it lost.
Outstanding UK Student Loans Will Hit £200bn as £5bn Goes Unaccounted For
National Audit Office says the total value of outstanding student loans is currently £46bn.
Edward Snowden NSA Scandal: Canada Allowed Extensive NSA Surveillance at 2010 G20 Summit
US-led covert operation coordinated with Canada's CSEC spy agency.
Libor Fixing Scandal: Barclays Pays Fired NY Trader Dong Kun Lee $2.1m
The US Financial Industry Regulatory Authority orders Barclays Capital to pay millions in damages
US Face Cheaper Thanksgiving 2013 Dinners and Fewer Christmas Presents
Americans can enjoy their Thanksgiving feasts for less cash this year
UK Accountants Eye Christmas Bonuses Worth 18% of Salaries
Specialist financial recruiter Marks Sattin say the average expected bonus will rise to £11,587
Npower Expected to Confirm Axe to Fall on 1,400 Jobs
Energy giant announcement expected on job cuts, site closures and outsourcing moves.
UBS Bans Multi-Dealer Chat Rooms Amid Global Regulatory Probes
UBS follows likes of Citi and Barclays to clamp down on bankers' communications amid regulators' investigations.
Scottish Independence: Salmond Clashes Over 'Discovery' of Childcare
First Minister Alex Salmond got into a tête-à-tête with Scottish Labour leader Johann Lamont over childcare pledges.
Ukraine to Sign Energy Deal Worth $4bn With EDF and Eni
Business between the Ukraine and the west continues despite political tensions between EU and Moscow
Ali Zeidan: Libya Unable to Pay Salaries Unless Oil Strikes Stop
Libya Prime Minister Zeidan says the nation faces a financial crisis and the country will be forced to borrow.
Ford Europe COO Barb Samardzich: Engineering Needs a Makeover to Attract Women [VIDEO]
Samardzich says girls are getting steered away from STEM subjects at school.
US Fines Weatherford $253m Over Global Corruption Charges
Settlement ends probes by US law enforcement and regulatory agencies.
European Islamic Investment Bank Removes Abed Al Zeera from Board
EIIB says Al Zeera has been removed with immediate effect
Danièle Nouy Set To Become Guardian or Executioner of 6,000 Eurozone Lenders
French official will be the most powerful female in European banking.
Royal Mail Shares: Vince Cable Advised 'Very Unwise' to Push 330p Offer Price Higher
Business secretary Cable tells MPs institutional investors would have walked away from higher valuation.
Nine Million Britons Live With Serious Debt Problems
The Money Advice Service says only 17% of those in trouble seek advice.
Turnover of US Chiefs Reaches Highest Level Since 2008
The number of chief executives switching jobs in the US reaches its highest rate since the financial crisis.
Water UK: Shale Gas Fracking 'Will Not Risk Supplies on Strict Regulation'
Water industry representatives and UK Onshore Operators Group sign MoU to ensure safeguards.
European Markets Rise on Upbeat German Consumer Confidence Data
German consumer confidence at over six-year high.
England's North-South Job Market Divide 'Dramatically Widens' on Construction Boom
Bulk of largest major infrastructure projects creating jobs in the south of England, says Adzuna.
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