Shocking charts show why Europe needs immigrants to survive
Eurostat has highlighted the problems Europe faces because of an ageing population.
David Cameron says he will keep foreign aid promise to 'poorest people in the world'
The Prime Minister is facing a Conservative backlash however.
Bill Gross: Central banks' QE may not help solve debt crisis
Janus Capital portfolio manager says central banks in US, Europe and Japan creating more and more debt.
Black Friday 2014: Shoppers return 30% of goods from spending spree
Maybe there should be a 'returns Friday' for the Black Friday hangover.
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Vatican discovers hundreds of millions of euros off balance sheet
Vatican's economy minister Cardinal George Pell says financial reforms taking place at Holy See.
UK skills shortage pushes starting salaries up but permanent jobs growth slows
However, starting salaries rose faster due to staff shortages in many sectors.
Vladimir Putin accuses West of meddling and urges Russians to stick together as recession brews
Russian president strikes defiant tone in annual address to nation that will worry investors.
Rwanda criticises drop in corruption league score as bid to speed up economic growth continues
Finance minister says increased regional integration would accelerate growth despite Corruption Perception Index ranking.
Stamp duty stampede: Lawyers paid up to £10,000 to rush through million-plus house sales before midnight
Millionaire's rushed through the deals before stamp duty was raised for them
Stamp duty reform: Sneaky George Osborne gives Tories economic boost before crunch 2015 general election
Osborne's stamp duty changes in Autumn Statement 2014 may help Conservatives to election victory.
India to press G20 for deadline to cut money transfer costs
India to "demand a deadline of two years" at upcoming G20 deputy central bank governors' meeting in Istanbul.
Brent hangs on around $70 as US stocks fall
The price of Brent crude has fallen by around 40% since June as global supplies increased.
Moody's: Global CLOs to perform well in 2015 with lower refinancing pressures
Performance of CLOs is also helped by improving global economy.
Brazil's real remains firm with selic rate hiked to three-year high
50 basis points hike shows government's eagerness to fight inflation amid spending boom.
Vladimir Putin vows to rein in people speculating against the rouble
The currency had its worst daily fall on Monday (December 1) since the rouble crisis of 17 August 1998.
Russian rouble gains slightly amid intervention speculation ahead of CPI data
Analysts expect Russian inflation to quicken to new three-year high.
India: Falling oil prices unlikely to boost economy significantly
A $40bn windfall from oil price decline is likely to be saved rather than spent in bid to bridge fiscal deficit.
Gold eases on US dollar strength ahead of ECB rate decision
US dollar index struck an over five-and-a-half year high on 3 December on positive US data.
George Osborne attacks BBC over 'totally hyperbolic' coverage of government's spending cuts
The Chancellor launched the challenge after tough questioning from John Humphrys.
ECB and BoE rate reviews: Pound declines steeper than euro since November decisions
EUR/USD touches 28-month low while GBP/USD holds tad above 14-month low.
US faces flood of cheap Christmas turkeys as Russia bans poultry imports
Russian authorities claim the temporary restrictions is because of 'harmful residues'
EU companies to suffer €2.5bn losses from South Stream project cancellation
Italy-based ENI's subsidiary Saipem will suffer biggest loss at €2bn.
European economy to drag for decade as China meets goals: JPMorgan boss Jamie Dimon
Jamie Dimon says Europe needs to sort out structural issues hampering growth.
UK Tax Avoidance: CBI warns against Britain 'going it alone' with 'Google Tax'
UK Chancellor George Osborne announced new corporation tax rules in his Autumn Statement.
Devon refusing smokers and obese patients routine surgery unless they quit or lose weight
The NHS in Devon has a £14.5m deficit and is making cuts.
TTIP: One million protestors sign petition against controversial EU and US trade deal
Campaigners say they have enough online and 'hard copy' signatures to go to EU parliament.
IMF: Sudan must step up efforts to get relief from debt burden
Fund says Sudan has to work with South Sudan to get debt relief from external creditors.
Autumn Statement 2014: Osborne lures voters with offerings for marginal constituencies
Conservative chancellor lavishing investment around marginals ahead of crunch 2015 general election.
Autumn Statement 2014: 'Archaic business rates system needs total reform' - FSB
The UK's 'archaic' business rates system needs total reform as well as a review, according to the heady of policy at the Federation of Small Businesses
Israeli trade controls costing Palestine hundreds of millions in tax revenue
It's estimated that the Palestinian economy lost $310 in 2011.
Autumn Statement 2014: UK house builder shares rise on homebuyer friendly stamp duty changes
Persimmon, Taylor Wimpey and Barratt Developments are trading to the upside.
Autumn Statement 2014: George Osborne gives the illusion of Santa but his sack is empty
George Osborne made a tightening of public finances look like a pre-election giveaway.
UK stamp duty reforms help drag Foxtons shares down 44% since floating last year
George Osborne delivered the radical new stamp duty plan in the Autumn Statement 2014.
Autumn Statement 2014: Ed Balls blasts Osborne over 'failure' to balance Britain's books
The Shadow Chancellor made the comments in reaction to the 2014 Autumn Statement.
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