ECONOMY

ISDS is causing ructions at the top table of European politics, so can TTIP weather the storm?

The Bank of England's Chaps system is now processing the backlog of payments

WTO had previously ruled against US Cool meat labelling programme as anti-competitive.

Exclusive: The chief executive tells IBTimes UK that the market poses 'lots of questions'

Russia, Ukraine, and European Commission set for Brussels talks on 21 October.

Qatar Investment Authority set to expand Asia investments after long-term focus on Europe.

The President of the European Commission warned UK Prime Minister David Cameron that he is being too complacent with how much opposition there may be in the run up to the EU referendum.

Retail footfall fell by 0.9% in September

The Bank of England's Chaps payment system has been down since 0600 BST

Russia has already closed nine McDonald's restaurants including one at Pushkin Square.

Playing the long game is a better strategy than looking to share price gains.

YouGov poll shows nearly a quarter of Britons believe they'll be renting forever

Ruble falls further as Russian credit rating cut to one notch above lowest investment grade

Dozens of people were injured in two nights of clashes over the weekend

The CPS think tank wants an Education Savings Plan to be introduced to help finance university

EXCLUSIVE: Ukip's trade spokesperson tells IBTimes UK he wants to open NHS and education to US investors.

The Bank of Scotland survey for September found numbers available for work had been falling

The Deputy Prime Minister is expected to say that he wants to 'see this change blaze a trail'.

Household debt as a share of GDP was at 87% for Malaysia, and 82% for Thailand, at the end of 2013.

TheCityUK's London Employment Survey shows optimism over the industry's prospects has also swelled

Jose Manuel Barroso is calling for politicians for fight the pro-union case more strongly

EY Item Club says the economy will grow by 2.4% in 2015

Opec members might prefer to keep selling at lower prices than lose their market.

US gold futures for December delivery ends $2.20 lower at $1,239.00 an ounce.

The ONS says output per hour in the UK was 17% below the average for the rest of the G7 in 2013.

Experian research says only 4% are unhappy with living with parents

Police stage a dawn raid in Hong Kong, clearing protesters from the Mong Kok shopping district.

Exclusive: The firm's head of HR for Europe and Africa says targets are the way forward

Jeffrey Robinson, a well-known writer on financial crime, has vented his spleen about the hype surrounding bitcoin.