ECONOMY

Tom Enders says migrants can not successfully integrate without having a job.

The MSCI Asia Pacific Index is up 8.9% month-to-date as of Friday's closing.

Supermarkets dedicate more shelf space to ghouls, ghosts and gore

Direct flights between countries will be halted pending last-minute agreement.

Turing boss Martin Shkreli bought the rights to the Daraprim drug for $55 million.

Deb Weidenhamer, CEO of American Auction, told IBTimes UK the consumer market is booming in China.

Breaking: Sajid Javid said parliament will do everything to help workers and ensure a level playing field.

Overseas trading partners are now demanding payment upfront.

University College Of Football Business announces partnership with Real Madrid.

Japan's benchmark index, the Nikkei 225 on 23 October touched its highest trading level since August end.

Communist leader will visit Manchester City Football academy and meet Patrick Vieira.

Riyadh's budget deficit forecast to hit 20% of GDP this year amid low oil prices.

By September 2016, the QE programme will be hiked as part of the plans to encourage inflation.

UK customers could save £70 a year by changing who they bank with.

Compared to September 2014, the month saw a 1.9% increase in volume and a 1.4% increase in spending.

The MSCI Asia Pacific Index after three weeks of gains was down 1.2% for the week as of Wednesday's close.

Hong Kong Futures Exchange and LME have signed a 'non-binding memorandum of understanding' to develop the trading link.

Bank of Canada has made two interest rate cuts in the year, one in January and the other in July.

The BMA said that the extension of working hours to Sundays and evenings is a threat to the NHS.

Tax deal struck between Starbucks and Dutch government in 2008 'not in line with EU state aid rules'.

The Labour leader called on the prime minister to intervene as sector continues to struggle.

The business body is battling campaigns such as Leave.EU to persuade voters to stay in the EU.

Debt increased by £78.8bn from the year to September 2014 to £1.638tn, representing 86.3% of the UK GDP.

Cybersecurity experts warn Hinkley Point nuclear power deal poses 'severe' risk to the UK.

Nikkei spurts on hopes for stimulus at Bank of Japan meeting.

These investments will generate 1,000 new jobs in the UK.

Chinese leader says his state visit will lift bilateral relations to 'new height'.

Protesters were few compared to thousands lining The Mall to glimpse the royals.

Osborne targets closer relationship with China as cornerstone of forward-looking economic strategy.