Does London have Enough Billionaires to Fill its Super-Priced Apartments?
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PayPal to Split From eBay by Mid-2015
eBay Boss John Donahoe announces PayPal will be split into a separately traded firm by mid-2015.
Building Affordable Global Housing to Cost $11tn: McKinsey
Acceptable housing must be located within an hour's commute of work and include basic services.
Virgin Media Urges Ofcom to Investigate Premier League TV Rights Auction
Telecoms company claims football fans are being forced to pay an 'extortionate amount'.
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RBS Shares Jump as Boss Declares Misconduct Issues Will Be Resolved in 2016
RBS CEO Ross McEwan said most of its legacy issues should be behind the lender in 18 months' time
Hong Kong Protestors Fed 2000 Sausages By Traders
Four traders from BGC Partners paid $2600 to feed demonstrators
Italian Youth Unemployment Hits Record High at 44.2% as Pressure Mounts for Matteo Renzi
Istat says the jobless rate for 15 to 24-year-olds increased from 43.2% in July.
Next Warns of Warm Weather Profit Drop
A warm September has meant that customers have delayed buying the winter range.
Payday Lender Wonga's Profits Tank By 53%
Pretax profits fall to £39.7m amid tighter payday lending industry regulation
Tesco, Sainsbury's and Asda Cut Fuel Prices
The three supermarkets have all reduced their fuel prices.
Inside Israel Diary: Behind the Veil of Jerusalem's Old City
IBTimes TV is down on the ground in Israel's tourism hub
SoftBank Eyes Minority Stake in Legendary Pictures as DreamWorks Animation Buyout Talks Cool
SoftBank and DreamWorks could still strike a content partnership deal.
UK Immigration: Firms with EU Workers Are More Likely to Report Growth
The CIPD says employers have been turning to EU migrants to fill vacancies.
Tesco Taps Banks for £2.5bn to Protect Against Potential Ratings Downgrade Impact
Tesco announced a £250m shortfall in profits and sent markets reeling.
China's Manufacturing Activity Holds Steady, Shows HSBC/Markit PMI
While new export orders rise, domestic demand remains sluggish amid weak labour market.
iPhone 6 Approved for Sale in China after Apple Addresses Security Issues
China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology issues licence for iPhone 6.
Aldi and Lidl Well Ahead in the Race to the Bottom
Aldi and Lidl were the real winners of the recession
Apple Faces Unfavourable Precedent Over Prohibited State Aid in Ireland
Tax expert Lee Sheppard invokes state aid case involving Gibraltar and the European Court of Justice.
Scottish Water Supports 5,000 New Construction Jobs with £3.5bn Investment
Nicola Sturgeon says the investment plan will not require 'inflation-busting charge increases'.
Goldman Sachs Secret Recordings Allegedly Reveal Feds Too Scared to Question the Bank
Secretly recorded tapes allegedly show deference by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York
FCA Charges Morrison's Former Treasurer and Head of Tax Paul Coyle with Insider Dealing
Former supermarket giant executive Coyle, 50, with two offences of insider dealing
Pimco May Suffer Outflows of Over $200bn
Credit Suisse cuts rating on Pimco parent Allianz SE to neutral from outperform.
Portsmouth Supporters Trust Clears Pompey of its Debts
Portsmouth FC is now debt free following its exit from administration in 2013
RBS ex-Finance Director Nathan Bostock Promoted to Santander UK CEO
Bostock replaces the outgoing Ana Botin, who will move to chairwoman of the Santander Group
Aldi UK Profits Soar 65% to £260m
It was another record year for Aldi.
Libor Fixing: Lloyds Fires 8 People and Claws Back £3m in Bonuses After Probe
The British lender has dismissed a number of staff on a Libor and Repo rate probe
Vista Puts British Software Maker Misys On The Block
PE firm acquired Misys two years ago after merger talks with Temenos crumbled.
UK's Ageing Workforce Means Firms Will Have to Pay £1.8m Extra in Pensions
Mercer says firms will need to make the move because workers are expected to live six months longer.
FX Fixing: UBS Warns of Penalties as Watchdog Settlement Talks Start
Switzerland's biggest bank is in talks over settling FX market manipulation allegations
Shell and BP Competing for Giant Oil Deal in Abu Dhabi
There were about 11 international companies competing for Abu Dhabi oilfields.
Lloyd's of London Reveals Heightened Cyber Risk Boosts Profits
Barbican Insurance Group specialist talks about growing cyber-insurance market.
Balfour Beatty Shares Plummet 20% on Profit Warning
Balfour Beatty has issued a third profit warning of the year.
UK Cost of Living: Families Face 'Lost Decade' of Real Wage Growth
EY Item Club says real wages are being held back by strong growth in the supply of workers.
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