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UK Public Sector Strike: Thousands Descend on Trafalgar Square for Pay Protest
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Thousands of public sector workers on strike held a mass rally in Trafalgar Square to protest wage freezes, public cutbacks and other issues.
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BNP Paribas Pleads Guilty For Second Time in US Sanctions Case
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India Budget 2014: Arun Jaitley Unveils Measured Approach to Boost Growth
Finance Minister Jaitley reassures foreign investors that they will be treated fairly.
PwC Trumpets European Listings Surge
145 IPOs raised £17.7bn across Europe.
UK Public Sector Strike: Unison Chief Slams David Cameron's Strike Law 'Rhetoric'
Dave Prentis, of Unison, tells IBTimes UK that Cameron made 'knee-jerk' points in the Commons.
Russia to Allow Beer Adverts Until World Cup 2018
Moscow banned advertising alcoholic drinks across the media in 2012, in a bid to deal with the nationwide drink problem.
Scottish Power and npower Customer Complaints Double in First Quarter
Complaints for the pair almost doubled from January to March thanks in part to new billing systems.
UK Housing Boom Drives Up Barratt Developments' Average Sale Price by 13%
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Vatican Bank Vows to Clean Up Financial Scandals With Transparency Makeover
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Lloyds 'Salami Slices' 500 Roles as it Edges Towards 15,000 Jobs Cuts Target
Unite accused Lloyds of 'continuous salami slicing job losses'.
Two Thirds of UK Firms Expect Cyber Attack in the Next Year
A third have said that they were targeted in the last 12 months.
Athens' Ghost Airport: Ambitious Redevelopment Plans Announced for Abandoned Hellenikon
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UK Public Sector Strike: Institute of Directors Urges David Cameron to Investigate Industrial Action Laws
The business body says the time has come to look again at strike legislation in the UK.
UK Small Businesses Without M-Commerce Losing £50bn
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Scottish Independence Campaign Hit by Plunging North Sea Oil Profits
SNP's Alex Salmond has continually pledged that Scotland can go it alone with abundant oil revenues.
UK Managers: 'Overworked and Under Pressure'
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Apple loses a patent lawsuit against Shanghai Zhizhen Network Technology.
Bernie Madoff Accountant Names Son Andrew Madoff as 'Co-Conspirator' in Plea Deal
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Galleon Insider Trading: US Jury Acquits Raj's Brother Rengan Rajaratnam
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The Cyber Security Talent Gap: Why Cybercrime is No Longer an IT Issue
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Britain's SFO Arrests Airbus Staff Over Alleged Saudi Corruption
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Ex-JPM 'London Whale Conspirator' Julien Grout Wins Right to Appeal Against FCA
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Citigroup Nearing $7bn Settlement With US Authorities Over Mortgage Probe
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Unipart Automotive on Brink of Collapse and 1600 Jobs Losses
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Labour Unveils 'Technical Degree' Plans for 'Other 50%' of Young People
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Ed Miliband: Tackling UK's Skills Shortage 'Urgent' Priority for Labour
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Bristol City Owner Steve Lansdown Investing in Wi-Fi Football Stadiums
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