UK airport expansion: What are Gatwick and Heathrow proposals to increase aviation capacity?
Airports Commission chair Sir Howard Davies to submit report on expansion by the end of the summer.
Greece says debt deal 'very close' as European Commission remains cautious
The Greek government and the EU could be nearing a settlement.
Harry Potter sales levitate Bloomsbury revenue
A rise in Harry Potter sales helped publisher Bloomsbury achieve a slight increase in revenue with a new edition of the JK Rowling books with covers by illustrator Jonny Duddle.
Bank of England asks public to vote for face of new £20 note
Governor Mark Carney said public have until 19 July to nominate their favourite visual artist.
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UK consumer price inflation rate turns negative for first time since 1960s
UK inflation rate negative due to low food prices and slower rise in transport prices
Argentine court suspends US judge-backed agreement between Citibank and vulture funds
Court has also imposed injunction barring Citibank from leaving its role as custodian of Argentina's restructured bonds.
David Cameron to present EU Referendum Bill immediately after Queen's Speech on 27 May
Think tank believes Prime Minister can get EU to reform four key areas.
Business Secretary Sajid Javid launches plan to slash £10bn of red tape for small businesses
Javid: Small businesses are Britain's engine room - we need to get heavy-handed regulators off firms' backs
Manhattan wives reaping 'bonuses' from investment banker husbands
But they're living like segregated, 'kept' women in feminist back water, says researcher
US: Desperate poorest third buy half of all lottery tickets
States bet on fleecing those who can least afford it say researchers
William Keegan: Death of the Labour Party is greatly exaggerated
When Britain wakes up to implications of savage cuts that Conservatives plan for public services, they may not be so the party in 2020
Rightmove: UK house asking prices dropped in build up to 2015 election
Some sellers coming to market 'forced to price more aggressively due to buyer uncertainty'.
China new-home price data: Worst is over for country's property sector
Data from National Bureau of Statistics showed that new-home prices in country's major 70 cities remained same in April on monthly basis.
ECB has no plans to end bond buying stimulus early: Yves Mersch
The ECB is satisfied with the effects of its QE programme, says Executive Board member Yves Mersch.
Crude oil futures gain on weak US dollar and falling US drilling activity
The number of US rigs actively drilling for oil have now fallen for the 23rd week in a row.
Gold prices could rise further on a likely weaker US dollar
US dollar weakened this week, after dismal US data, and the dollar index has now dropped for five weeks in a row.
Nepal Earthquake: Nepal repays almost $600,000 per day towards foreign loans
Nepal owes $3.8bn (£2.4bn, €3.3bn) in foreign debt, according to World Bank figures
Chancellor George Osborne to present budget for working people on 8 July
Ministries have until beginning of July to reveal planned cuts.
Russia's economy contracts 1.9% as low oil prices and sanctions bite
Despite official hopes of a recovery, economists predict worst is yet to come.
Drachmae: Could bitcoin-inspired currency be the answer to Greece's economic woes?
The bitcoin-like drachmae would be used alongside the euro as an alternative payment method.
European mobile operators to drop 'the bomb' on Google and remove ads from smartphones
EU phone operators consider blanket ad-blocking on their networks to force Google to share ad revenue.
Asian markets round-up: Bourses outside Shanghai trade higher
Chinese markets regulator says its recent move to expedite approvals for IPOs will not have a big impact on the market.
UK consumers steer clear of shopping centres and the high street
British Retail Consortium says overall footfall in April 2015 was down 0.8%.
India's gold demand could rise in second quarter, says WGC
Global gold demand dipped a meager 1% year-on-year to 1,079.3 tonnes in a "generally quiet first-quarter".
UK housing market: Rent rises across UK finally match pace of London
UK regions rose by 7.4% while London was up by 7.5%, according to HomeLet.
Saudi Arabia declare victory over US shale producers
Saudi Arabia continues to intensify production, moving market share away from high-cost rivals US shale producers.
David Cameron victory brings relief for small businesses - and Sajid Javid is a superb appointment
Sajid Javid, the son of a Pakistani bus driver, has been appointed Business Secretary.
The re-emergence of the Whigs could mark an old political and economic dawn
The Whigs are back in British politics and are offering an array of alternative policies.
RICS: House prices on the rise because not enough properties being put on the market
The amount of houses being put up for sale dipped for the eighth time in nine months
Asian markets round-up: Bourses see mixed trade amid worrying China data
The Shanghai Composite index ends a tad higher as excitement over more government stimulus fades.
Saudi Arabia claims oil strategy of squeezing high-cost frackers is working
Riyadh upped crude production and 60% of rigs in US shut.
Bond sell-off sparks pensions fears
Financial advisory firm deVere has warned that recent turbulence could adversely impact pensions.
Youth unemployment and a skills shortage cloud the blue skies of record UK jobs figures
Unemployment is down and wages are up but young people are stubbornly staying out of work and productivity may outpace skills.
Real estate accounted for 90% of South Korea's national wealth in 2013
As of end-2013, country had net wealth of 11,039tn won, up 3.5% from 2012, according to data released by Bank of Korea and Statistics Korea.
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