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Elstat's jobless rate for Greece reaches 27% on back of austerity-fuelled recession.
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Sony Swings to Profit First Time in 5 Years on Healthier Sales and Weak Yen
Yearly net profit rises to 43bn yen, compared with a loss of 456.7bn yen a year earlier.
Energy UK's Angela Knight: Shale Gas Revolution May Not Lower Energy Bills
Industry leader tells IBTimes UK that energy security from shale gas will not necessarily mean cheaper bills for consumers.
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Mis-Selling PPI and Fraud Insurance: HSBC Stung With $164m Bill
UK customer redress programmes cost the bank $164m in the first quarter this year
HSBC Profit Surges to $8.4bn on Restructuring Gains
HSBC first-quarter profit almost doubles on gains from asset sale as part of a restructuring and 38,000 job cuts.
Societe Generale Plans €900M Cost Savings as Profit Halves on Own-Debt Charges
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Glencore Xstrata: Analysts' Ratings Snapshot
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RBS Swings to Profit on Lower Impairments
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Mis-Selling Derivatives: RBS Boosts Swaps Provision By £50m
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Timeline and Factbox: Glencore and Xstrata Merger
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Richard Ottaway MP: I'd Bet Money on UK Staying in EU Despite Referendum
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Glencore to Acquire Troubled Rivals after Xstrata Deal
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Leader Profile: Shell CEO Peter Voser To Step Down in 2014
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BSkyB to Add 550 New Jobs to Manage Enlarged Customer Base
The company adds 715,000 more subscription products in the third quarter.
UK and International Security Threats: Businesses Need Streamlined Protection [BLOG]
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Top Energy Debacles & Scandals: Manipulation, Mis-Selling and Fraud
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Ofgem Investigates Six Energy Companies for Failing Targets
UK’s energy watchdog launches probe into British Gas, Drax, GDF Suez, Scottish Power, Intergen and SSE.
Mis-Selling Derivatives Q&A: Redress Fight Far From Over, Says Bully-Banks' Jeremy Roe [VIDEO]
Influential lobby group founder and chairman tells IBTimes UK about the fight for compensation.
UBS Profit Beats Estimates on Higher Wealth and Investment Bank Revenues
The bank returns to profit in the first quarter after posting a loss in the fourth quarter 2012.
Spain’s Economy Declines for 7th Consecutive Quarter
Spain’s economy contracts for the seventh consecutive quarter as unemployment surges
Costa Coffee and Premier Inn to Create 12,000 UK Jobs
Whitbread, which owns Costa Coffee and Premier Inn, plans jobs boost over five years on back of profits rise.
Lloyds' Profits Rise on Restructuring and Cost Cutting
Britain's state backed bank reports higher first quarter profits on improved margins and lower costs
Virgin Galactic SpaceShipTwo Completes Powered Flight
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Greggs Shares Tumble on Profit Warning After Sales Fall
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UK Benefits: Debunking Welfare Myths
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Lloyds to Sell Spanish Retail Banking Business to Banco Sabadell
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