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FCA Cracks Down on Investment Scams Costing People on Average £20,000 Each

The regulation is launching a nationwide campaign after receiving 5,000 calls a year from investors

UK Government Hints at Inheritance Tax Hike for the Wealthy

David Cameron made comments about the 'mega rich' at charity event.

China Faces Deflation Risk as Consumer Prices Fall to Near Five-Year Lows

Consumer price index (CPI) inflation slows to 1.6% year over year in September, lowest level in about five years.

Harry Leslie Smith: I Doubt Labour Will Deliver Real Change

Harry Leslie Smith's policies are in line with so many disenfranchised people in Britain. For the views of this 91-year-old RAF veteran turn author is going to be bang in demand.

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Easyjet Waiting for Israel Recovery but Plans New Route from Paris to Tel Aviv

Low-cost carrier has eight routes into Israel from across Europe and looks to expand in future.

Opec Unlikely to Cut Output Despite Oil Price Plunge

Oil Prices Drop after IEA Cuts 2014 and 2015 Demand Forecasts

Global oil supply rose by almost 910,000 bpd in September to 93.8 million bpd.

Ex-Dragons' Den Star James Caan: People Aim Too High When Mentor Hunting

Serial entrepreneur says his father was his best mentor.

Rouble Continues Free Fall Against Dollar and Euro Hitting Multi-Year Lows

Russian currency, under pressure from declining oil prices and trade sanctions, hits new lows.

UK Manufactured Goods See Biggest Price Fall Since 2009

The ONS said output price index dropped by 0.4%.

UK House Price Rises to Slow in 2015 But Will Rocket by 2019

Knight Frank's forecast for the residential property market in the UK shows price momentum to slow

Ireland to End Corporate-Friendly Tax Regime

Ireland will close tax loophole known as 'double Irish' as part of country's next budget.

Employment Minister Esther McVey: Young People Don't Have to Drop Regional Accents to Find Work

Exclusive: The Conservative MP from Liverpool says her accent hasn't held her back in politics.

Currency Shortages Boost Likelihood of Venezuelan Default

Leading Harvard economists say default almost certain as Nicolas Maduro's government curbs imports.

UK Housing Market Booms as Average London Property Price Surges Past £500,000 Mark

ONS figures show that annual house price increases in England were driven by London's booming market

British Retail Consortium Blames Indian Summer for September Sales Slump

A warm September plus supermarket price wars have caused abysmal retail figures.

Catalonia's Independence Referendum Cancelled For Now

Catalans were set to vote for or against independence from Spain on 9 November

India: September WPI Inflation at Near 5-Year Low

India: September WPI Inflation at Near Five-Year Low

India's WPI numbers follow upbeat CPI inflation data.

Foreign Property Investors 'Corrupting the UK Market' By Paying Too Much for First Time Buyer Homes

Homes aimed at those trying to get on the housing ladder are being taken by foreign cash buyers

Electricity pylons carry power from Cape Town's Koeberg nuclear power plant

South Africa's Future Hinges on the Robustness of its Energy Sector

Economic and social development in sub-Saharan Africa relies on its ability to provide electricity

Tunisia Loses French Tourists After Algeria Beheading

Third of French visitors cancel Tunisia plans after French tourist Hervé Gourdel killed in Algeria.

World's Richest 1% Owns Nearly Half of Global Wealth and Are Getting Richer Annually

Credit Suisse's global wealth report a person needs just $3,650 and a home to be wealthiest in the world

Scottish Devolution's Impact on Britain to be Debated in Parliament

Politicians promised Scots enhanced devolutionary powers in exchange for them voting against independence.

China's Yuan Jumps to New High as UK Starts Roadshow to Promote its Yuan Bonds

China's yuan at seven-month high amid UK's roadshow to promote yuan-denominated bonds.

FSB Sets New Regulations to Address Shadow Banking Risks in Securities Financing

FSB chief Mark Carney says aim is to turn shadow banking into resilient market-based financing.

Singapore Leaves Monetary Policy Unchanged

Monetary Authority of Singapore maintains policy amid inflationary pressures.

Frieze Art Fair 2014: London's Driver Behind a Bull Market in Fine Art

Art expert Phillip Hoffman talks about high end art investing and this year's Frieze Art Fair.

FTSE 100 Directors' Pay Profligacy Shows Only Top Feeling UK Economic Recovery

If company bosses want to stave off pay regulation they must bring workers up with them.

Boris Johnson: UK's Failure to Prepare Children for the World of Work is Criminal

The Mayor of London says young people's talents are being wasted at the moment.

Unesco Chief Urges UK Businesses to Tackle 'Global Learning Crisis'

Irina Bokova says there are still 70 million children out of school across the world.

Russia Seals Raft of Deals With China in Bid to Escape Western Sanctions

Thirty-eight deals signed as China's Premier Li Keqiang visited Moscow.

Jean Tirole Wins Nobel Prize for Economics for Work on Corporate Monopolies

French economist Tirole has been influential on competition in the age of privatisation.

Saudi Arabia and UAE to Prop Up Egypt With $5bn Aid Boost

Sources say aid to be transferred in October as Egypt struggled to boost foreign currency reserves.

William Keegan: The IMF has Gone all Keynesian but Europe Should Not Follow its Lead

Christine Lagarde's volte face is all very well, but Germany could stand in her way.

Office for Budget Responsibility Says UK to Miss Income Tax Targets

The OBR predicts government will miss its income tax target despite record employment in past year.

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