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US agencies follow UK and Swiss bodies in launching currency market manipulation probe.

China's official news agency calls US hypocritical, saying the fate of the world's people should not be entrusted to such a dysfunctional government.

User's profile name and photo will appear in Google products.

Politicians in Washington hope to have US government open by 15 October.

Aircraft maker's marketing and strategy functions to be consolidated after Boeing misses out on massive order to European rival Airbus

Britain's Royal Mail's shares leap 36% in on their London trading debut.

ETX Capital head of trading comments on the oversubscribed floatation

Markets across the region enjoy a 1% rally.

Randstad warns that lack of job fulfilment leads to absenteeism.

IBTimes UK gives you a snapshot look at UK's delivery service Royal Mail moving into privatisation

It's 'Super Thursday' and Frankfurt Bookfair is in full swing but the demise of Waterstones is the elephant in the room, says one top publisher.

China's statistics office will release third quarter growth data on 18 October.

Siepa says reforms and tax incentives make the country an attractive place to do business

787 Dreamliner suffered from series of issues since its first flight in December 2009, damaging Boeing reputation.

President Barack Obama to meet Republicans to break the ongoing political impasse.

Edward Davey, Energy and Climate Change Secretary attempts to abate anger after SSE partly blamed government for rise

Armed men seized Ali Zeidan from a hotel in the Libyan capital Tripoli

SSE originally pledged not to raise prices again before Autumn 2014 at the earliest

Appetite from retail buyers is strong as wealthy investors are tipped to be snubbed in the stock sale

In written evidence submitted to the Business Select Committee, Royal Mail warns MPs of employing fewer people.

Energy Information Administration to put out weekly supply report on 9 October.

President Obama's decision to nominate Janet Yellen for the Fed chair fails to boost sentiment.

President Obama to nominate Janet Yellen for the Federal Reserve chair.

Social network giant only paid £238,000 in British corporation tax in 2011.

The Royal Bank of Scotland allegedly gave British regulator transcripts from former currency trader

Telecoms giant says Serbia is an attractive place to expand business but would benefit from bureaucracy streamlining

US retailer acquired Bharti's 50% stake in their joint venture, Bharti Wal-Mart, strengthening its presence in India.

IBTimes UK gets the inside track into the Microsoft Development Centre Serbia

World's oldest bank hopes to receive €4.1bn rescue aid by 14 November.