Greece set for bailout reform showdown as Alexis Tsipras to meet EU leaders
Greek leader set to propose plan to replace 30% of its bailout obligations at EU talks.
Australian dollar holds near six-year low ahead of inflation cues, jobs data
Wednesday's better-than-expected housing market data did not impact the Aussie currency as the market was waiting for key figures the next day.
Rosneft chief blames Opec members for 'destabilising oil market'
Igor Sechin said some countries are pursuing their personal interests and undermining other members within the oil cartel.
Greek tragedy set to continue as Syriza's faustian pact with far right doomed to fail
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Bitcoin is 'dying and will be remembered like pogs'
Author Jeffrey Robinson believes bitcoin "will be remembered like pogs" but advocates disagree.
Technical analysis: Singapore dollar still has downside room left, 1.378/$ in focus
Singapore dollar is hovering near a 4-1/2-year low vs US currency.
EU referendum: 66% of British businesses back historic vote, says YouGov poll
Business for Britain says Labour is scared of voters and ignorant to what business really wants.
David Cameron: It's time Britain had a pay rise
Cameron addresses the annual conference of the British Chambers of Commerce today.
NIESR predicts 3.3% growth in global economy in 2015
The 2015 slowdown follows drop in oil prices and growth stalling in second half of last year.
Indian rupee strengthens, shares gain even as Delhi election results shock Modi supporters
Indian shares rallied 1.25% and rupee strengthened 0.3% by mid-day.
China CPI falls to new five-year low as disinflation raises rate cut chances
Peoples' Bank of China expected to cut rate in the wake of continuing sluggish growth.
Friendless Vladimir Putin seeks stronger ties with Egypt strongman Abdel Fattah al-Sisi
Russian president in Cairo for two-day visit ahead of crucial Ukraine talks Wednesday.
William Keegan: United States of Europe falls short of political and monetary union dream
US must despair over whether Europe can ever get its act together.
EU passes, then postpones tighter Russia sanctions
EU, Urkaine, Russia set to meet for new peace talks in Minsk this week.
UK government's employee ownership architect buoyed on Miliband's business pledge
Exclusive: But Graeme Nuttall, author of the Nuttall review, said the move may not be needed.
Peru's sol falls to new six-year low ahead of central bank rate decision
Copper futures have fallen nearly 50% over the past three years.
Indian rupee and shares fall to three-week low on dollar strength and Delhi cues
Rupee under pressure from rising dollar and dismal forecast for Modi's ruling party in Delhi election..
Pound back near seven-year high vs euro ahead of BoE inflation report
BoE quarterly inflation report due on 11 February and an 'Inflation Letter' on 12th.
UK care workers lose £130m every year in 'wage theft by their employers'
Resolution Foundation: 160,000 care worker's pay is falling short of minimum wage.
Tax avoidance and supply chain bullying mean UK businesses face a 'crisis of trust'
The FPB has called on the next government to prioritise better ethics in business.
Renminbi clearance in Australia crucial as Chinese firms keen on yuan settlement: RBA
RBA chief Glenn Stevens says Chinese firms keen on renminbi transactions with Australian companies.
Euro back near multi-year low after US jobs data; German and eurozone figures next week crucial
On NFP data, euro fell 1.45% and now the January 11-year low is just 2% away.
India's SBI, Bank of Baroda and Canara Bank among those getting $1.13bn infusion
State lenders hit by stressed loans and corporate governance issues.
Oil rallies on US data and growing interest in oil fund
Crude oil prices benefit from upbeat US January jobs report and declining US oil and gas drilling activity.
Central banks watch: BoE inflation cues, Fed and RBA speakers, rate decisions by Sweden, Chile and Philippines
Pound rate hinges on inflation cues and Mark Carney's views on economy.
Weird currencies: Bitcoin, pigs, goats, hair, candy, bottle caps and more
While supporters think digital currencies are superior to other forms, critics say they are weird.
Gold set to drop further as markets see June US Fed rate hike
Upbeat US January jobs report will compel market to focus on US economy, the greenback and US interest rates.
ComRes/New Direction poll: David Cameron's EU reforms backed by half of bloc's voters
People in major European countries found to be supporting Cameron's view on EU reforms.
'War on Terror' has cost US a whopping $1.7tn until now
Afghanistan and Iraq cost US huge sums, several times more than what was spent on Vietnam War.
Kia plans to 'attack' Audi, BMW and Mercedes-Benz with premium UK car push
Exclusive: IBTimes UK spoke one-on-one with Kia UK chief executive Paul Philpott.
Norwegian krone rallies to 2-month high v euro and pares gains v dollar after non-farm payrolls
Norway manufacturing grows 1.3% m-o-m in December after falling 0.4% in November.
Sterling strengthens to one-month high ahead of US jobs data
Data from KPMG showed that permanent staff placement continued to rise in the UK.
Mind the gap: UK trade deficit widens to biggest since 2010
Value of UK exports and imports fell in 2014, leading to overall bigger trade deficit.
A housing bubble in Hong Kong won't topple its economy
Market watchers believe even a "collapse" in house prices will not set off a prolonged "economic downturn" in the city.
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