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The bank is also winding up bulk of its global equities business.

More sponsors are expected to pull out of the club.

Munich-based Westwing sells furniture and homeware products online in 15 markets.

McDonald's in Venezuela have resorted to selling deep-fried 'alternatives' such as yuca.

Eurostat says rate was stable compared to October but down from 11.9% last year.

Bitstamp co-founder Damijan Merlak said exchange will soon resume operations with new infrastructure.

Sainsbury's shares were up by 2.3% in the FTSEurofirst 300 index.

EnBW's Baltic 2 offshore wind farm could power 340,000 households when fully commissioned.

Sales were down by 1.7% in its third quarter results.

Shell Petroleum Company of Nigeria (SPDC) will make the payout to 15,600 fishermen in the southern town of Bodo.

Boohoo's CEOs said 'the resultant growth was less than anticipated'.

The Seth Rogen-James Franco comedy has been rented or purchased online and through cable, satellite and telecom providers more than 4.3 million times.

John Mahon and Harry Harrison, will take over as co-heads of business after Bommensath's retirement.

German owned British based Rolls-Royce cars on Monday reported record sales results for a fifth consecutive year despite the global economic woes.

The Bishopsgate Long Term Property Fund Unit Trust generates an annual rent of about £22m.

Britain's financial ombudsman receives 4,000 new PPI complaints a week.

Danske Bank expects oil prices to fall further in the short term.

US crude oil fell to as low as $49.32 in today's trading session.

The deal will result in first US-listed Indian pay-TV operator.

Shares in Hyundai Motor and Kia Motors end 2.08% and1.54% lower respectively

BMW's car sales increased 9.8% over 2013 to 339,738 units, compared to US auto market's average 5.9% increase.

However, Sullivan was expected to leave in 2015 after overseeing the lender's restructuring.

The fine could amount to several hundred thousand pounds, according to Wall Street Journal's sources.

JPMorgan was first to settle lawsuit among 12 major banks that are accused in scandal.

Tata Sons has failed to find a buyer for the Japanese company's holding.

Both firms did not disclose the financial terms of the planned deal.

Subsidies are the largest by an automaker to its retailers in China.

Along with that of rare earths, commerce ministry also abolished export quotas of tungsten, molybdenum and fluorspar.

However, Deloitte study shows companies are still stepping up investment in 2015.