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As the EU looks again at reforming the Common Agricultural Policy, IBTimes UK looks at some of the facts.

People's Bank of China to intervene as markets go into a tailspin.

Britain's mobile advertising market forecast to grow by 90%.

London's Gatwick has paid no corporation tax because of a capital investment programme and asset depreciation, it says.

Carrefour to go for IPO in Hong Kong or take merger route.

Bankers to assess how quantitative easing cutbacks and China's slowing growth will impact economies.

Financial Stability Board sets up taskforce after Barclays, RBS and UBS settle with regulators.

European investment manager and TIAA-CREF to form real estate venture.

London Gatwick Airport has also started 'detailed work' on prospect of second runway.

European markets open higher despite depressed mood in Asia.

Brazil's Dilma Rousseff and China's Xi Jinping discuss BRICS cooperation.

Agriculture will remain EU's largest expense but payments could be cut by 40%

Led by the decline in the Shanghai Composite, markets tumble on Chinese liquidity concerns.

Giving staff a stake drives up productivity, wages and morale and is good capitalism. Shane Croucher wants to see more.

€780m deal will help Europe's most indebted telecoms firm cut amount it owes.

World's oldest financial institution says governments should take more central role in economic planning - and tackle public debt problem.

Fires from slash and burn farming in Indonesia causing health and tourism fears in Singapore as smoke chokes country's economy.

IBTimes UK reveals that Fos considers adding more new hires to its original 1000 quota

Economic minister says government is considering all options as nationalised bank’s assets continue to deteriorate

Australian mining giant's plan hit by volatile commodity prices and swelling debt costs.

Recession-hit Italy is looking for ways to plug revenue hole.

Reports surface that Lloyds will ask the European competition authorities to extend branch sale deadline by two years

United flight from Houston to Denver returns to departure airport with brake malfunction.

Sunday Times report said building society Nationwide may issue as much as £1.5bn in bonds by the end of summer.

Markets under spell of possible Fed rollback of stimulus programme and China liquidity crunch.

Barclays rejects allegation and says it has complied with law.

Agreement to give renminbi liquidity to British firms dealing with China.

Daniel Stewart & Co's chief economist Alastair Winter previews the week ahead for markets, politics and economics

Despite widely disagreeing with government cuts and borrowing over the years, it reveals it will implement similar measures.