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China slowdown takes the sheen off India's global diamond hub

Surat polishes about 80% of the world's diamonds.

Brexit could favour London in the long run

Brexit could favor London in the long run

London could continue to be among world's top leading financial centres even if Britain opts to leave EU.

UK house building surpasses 2014 figures despite August dip

A total of 40,101 new homes were registered between June and August, 11% up on last year, said NHBC.

Yellen indicates Fed rate hike by year-end

Investors last week viewed Fed's decision to hold rates as hawkish.

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Chinese President Xi Jinping begins key US state visit

Cyber security and Beijing's response to slowing economy top agenda.

Market round-up: FTSE 100 slumps below 6,000 after Glencore shares slide south of £1

Meanwhile, ONS showed government borrowing increased to £12.1bn in 12 months to August.

UK deficit: Government borrowing balloons to £12.1bn after corporation tax receipts shrink

Chancellor George Osborne dealt blow as he drums up support for UK trade in China.

ADB cuts growth forecast for China, rest of Asia

China is now expected to grow at 6.8%, while rest of Asia will follow in at 5.8% for 2015.

Jon Matonis: Banking cartels could use private blockchains as blockades

IBTimes caught up with former Bitcoin Foundation executive director Jon Matonis during FinTech Week 2015.

EU referendum: Labour Yes chair says Brussels must address impact of immigration

EXCLUSIVE: Phil Wilson MP spoke to IBTimes UK ahead of the historic referendum on the EU.

UK house prices: September sees biggest rise since 2002 as government efforts to ease market fail

Average price stands at £294,834 as first-time buyers continue to struggle to get on the housing ladder.

George Osborne upbeat on slowing China economy and encourages UK investment

Chancellor George Osborne called for more Chinese investment in the UK.

UK Chancellor George Osborne wants 'golden relationship' with China after stock market turmoil

Top Tory will say Britain plans to increase its economic cooperation with the single-party state.

A view of financial buildings in the city of London

London fifth most expensive city but cheaper than New York - UBS study

However, public transport in London is costlier compared to New York or Paris.

Lidl living wage: Will Tesco, Aldi and others increase pay in new frontier of supermarket war?

Lidl promises to pay over living wage for all workers across UK supermarkets.

Fed rate decision: What experts said after Janet Yellen did not increase the interest rate

IBTimes UK rounds up comments of leading economists to see what this decision means for global economy.

Mike Tyson Bitcoin cash machines coming to Las Vegas

Boxing legend Tyson partners with Conexus and Bitcoin Direct in first cryptocurrency celebrity endorsement.

Fed rate decision: European markets dive as dovish tones leave investors pessimistic

Markets worldwide jumped on the news but dove because of the Fed's gloomy mood.

Corbynomics architect Richard Murphy in talks with Greens and 'bantering' Tory minister

EXCLUSIVE: The tax justice campaigner spoke to IBTimes UK after meeting Natalie Bennett.

Fed leaves rates unchanged on global meltdown concerns

Fed Chairwoman Janet Yellen hints at policy tightening later.

FOMC rate decision: Is Fed chair Janet Yellen a hawk or a dove?

Yellen, the 69-year-old in charge of the $16tn US economy has, so far, never touched the rate.

Fed rate decision: All you need to know about the most anticipated financial choice of the year

Markets have been obsessed with the Fed, with 'will they, won't they' speculation on interest rates.

Retail sales sluggish in August as UK shows signs of slow economic growth

Compared to July, retail sales in August were up 0.4%, a sluggish growth lower than market expectations.

UK unemployment rate unchanged at 5.5% as wages edge up

42,000 more people are in work, and 10,000 more are unemployed compared to February-April period.

Cars drive along a main road in central Beijing

Major car makers slash China manufacturing output and salaries

Sharp slowdown in world's biggest vehicle market blamed for the move.

Sharing economy: 87% of Brits see 'gig economy' taking over from 9-5 working days in 10 years

Self-employment companies have become increasingly popular with the rise of the sharing economy

Frankfurt Motor Show 2015: Electric sports cars, luxury SUVs and more [Photos]

Photos of some of the most exciting new cars at the Frankfurt International Motor Show 2015.

Frank Field: Tories show they are not the party of 'strivers' with tax credit cuts

The former welfare minister and senior Labour MP spoke to IBTimes UK on the issue.

Brazil crisis: Joaquim Levy announces austerity plan

Spending cuts and tax raises totalling $14bn unveiled to plug widening budget deficit.

Jeremy Corbyn Labour Leadership results arriving

Jeremy Corbyn faces week of trials after historic victory in Labour leadership contest

IBTimes UK looks at some of the political hurdles the veteran left-winger will have to jump.

John McDonnell: New Labour shadow chancellor and Jeremy Corbyn ally says he can be trusted on economy

Hardline left-winger believes economy can prosper under Labour.

Jeremy Corbyn: What the business world thinks of the new Labour leader

The CBI and IoD respond to the victory of veteran left-winger Corbyn.

Malaysia to inject $4.6bn into stock market to revive economy says PM Najib Razak

Cash injection intended to shore up confidence in economy hit by China slowdown.

Fed interest rate hike to cause global spillover hurting China and emerging markets

The strong dollar has further weighed down emerging markets, the Bank for International Settlements stated.

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