UK House Prices Rise in September: Halifax Data at Odds With Other Surveys
Halifax data is at odds with other data from the industry shows a dip in property prices.
Banks Agree to Overhaul Rules Governing $700tn Derivatives Market
18 major banks have agreed to give up right to 'close out' deals on derivatives contracts if financial institutions run into trouble.
UK Shops Slashed Prices at Sharpest Rate as Clothing and Electricals Tumble
A steep decline in non-food products led to retailers paring down prices.
North England Permanent Job Placements Boom While London Suffers
REC warns that employers won't be able to pay competitive salaries for much longer.
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UK Mental Health: Millions of Workers Fear Reporting Stress, Anxiety, Depression, and Other Conditions
Friends Life says more than 50% of all workers believe being open would damage their career.
UK Jobs: Age is But a Number in the World of Innovation
Innovate believes its more about the skill and ideas rather than how old you are
Rio Tinto Shares Jump on News It Turned Down Glencore Merger Proposal
Rio's London shares rise 6% while Australian shares end 4.31% higher.
McDonald's Japan to Post First Loss in 11 Years After Food Security Scare
Company forecast net loss of 17bn yen and operating loss of 9.4bn yuan for year ending on 31 December.
Virgin Atlantic Pulls Plug on Little Red Short Haul Service
Part-owned by Delta Airlines, it has only been running for 18 months
Scotland Cracks Down on Organised Crime Targeting Businesses
Taxi firms and builders are allegedly the worst affected
Tesco's £3bn Clubcard Unit In TPG's Buyout Spotlight
Tesco's data gathering and analysis unit Dunnhumby was acquired by the retailer in 2004
Tesco Chairman Richard Broadbent Considers Stepping Down Amid Accounting Investigation
Sources say the chairman is mulling over resigning after the probe is completed
EU to Probe Luxembourg's 'Sweetheart Tax Deal' with Amazon
Amazon allegedly benefited from decade-long illegal state subsidies in Luxembourg.
JP Morgan Hackers Probed for Vulnerabilities at Other Institutions
Financial institutions told authorities that they had seen traffic from suspect computer addresses linked to hackers.
Waldorf Becomes World's Most Expensive Hotel Ever Sold at £1.2bn
The total sale value translates to approximately £0.9 million ($1.4 million) per room key.
Inside Israel: Hi-Tech Haredis Leading the Ultra-Orthodox into the Future
Over half of Haredi males are unemployed in Israel but the Ultra-Orthodox are losing state benefits.
Tesco Adds Retail Experience to Board with New Directors Richard Cousins and Mikael Ohlsson
Struggling Tesco appoints to its board two non-executive directors with years of experience in retail sector
Switzerland Gives France Documents on 300 UBS Customers
Delivery of UBS documents made possible by the recent revision to Swiss tax rules.
FBI Director: Every US Company a Victim of Hacking by China
James Comey says state-backed hackers in China are stealing corporate secrets worth billions of dollars.
Manchester City Eyes Etihad Sponsorship Extension
The Premier League champions are currently in talks over extending their 10-year sponsorship.
Jimmy Choo IPO Pricing Gives a Potential $1.1bn Valuation
Company's shares have been priced at between 140p and 180p.
Becton Dickinson to Acquire CareFusion for $12.2bn as US Healthcare Sector Consolidates
M&A activity in the US healthcare sector topped $346bn so far in 2014, compared to $212bn in the same period last year.
European and American Banks Consider One-Stop Bond Shop
HSBC, BNP, Credit Suisse, Goldman and JPMorgan to pay for the initial phase of consultancy work.
Samsung Plans to Build $14.7bn Chip Plant in South Korea
Seoul plant part of Samsung's new strategy for semi-conductor business.
HP Plans to Split Business into Two
Company would separate personal-computer and printer businesses from corporate hardware and services operations, WSJ reports.
London Beats New York to be Named World's Most Desirable City to Work In
The UK capital beat New York and Paris to claim the top spot.
CBI: Financial Firms Reveal Fastest Growth Spurt Since 2007
The 100th CBI/PwC financial firms survey finds profits have bounced and hiring is up.
Intel denies accusations of supporting sexist harassment campaign #Gamergate
IBM pulls ads from video game industry website Gamasutra after receiving complaints over anti-sexism article.
GM Recalls 500,000 Vehicles Including Cadillac, Saab and Chevrolet Spark
Recall linked to potentially faulty latches that could allow hood to suddenly open.
Samsung Paid More Than $1bn in Royalty Fees to Microsoft in 2013
Microsoft is demanding $6.9m interest from Samsung for late payment.
Singapore's GIC to Take Part in £1bn Acquisition of Aberdeen, Glasgow and Southampton Airports
GIC will join Spanish infrastructure giant Ferrovial and Australian bank Macquarie in acquisition of regional airports.
Yahoo Plans Investment in Snapchat Valuing Messaging App at $10bn
Yahoo looking for profitable ways to utilise proceeds from Alibaba IPO.
From Manchester United to Atletico Madrid: Football's Most Controversial Owners
IBTimes UK takes a look at some of football's more controversial club owners
World Architecture Festival 2014: Building of the Year Award Winners
Chapel in Vietnam wins the World Building of the Year award at the World Architecture Festival.
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