IBTimes TV caught up with Catalans which flew to Scotland to support Scots
The Italian economy has yet to emerge from a prolonged recession and prospects remain uncertain with downside risks.
World Bank says fear factor over Ebola virus could worsen impact on West African economies.
IHS' expert on political and violent risk issues in Britain speaks to IBTimes UK
IBTimes UK takes a look at the two campaigns in the referendum.
Hangzhou sees fastest pace of drop followed by Beijing and Shanghai.
Egypt to import 65% of its oil imports from UAE in bid to relieve energy squeeze.
Asian economic powerhouses sign five-year trade agreement during President Xi Jinping's India visit.
The ONS says retail sale growth jumped by 3.9% compared with the year before.
Shahara oilfield accounted for around 30% of national production before it shut down on September 16.
Danske Bank warns Beijing could be compelled into more 'substantial easing' if factory PMIs drop below 48.
Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said Gazprom could not cope with increased European demand.
Combined wealth of Asian billionaires grew 18.7% to $1.41tn from last year.
Japan's trade deficit expected to shrink further in coming months.
Saffery Champness' private wealth accountant and partner Ronnie Ludwig speaks to IBTimes TV.
Kiwi dollar, which had fallen following Fed rate hike cue, recovers after positive GDP data.
Pension expert answers all your questions over your retirement savings in the event of independence.
Better Together campaign make ramp up their attempts for 'No' vote support.
EMD Agencies owner Mike Marshall tells IBTimes TV about the lack of clarity behind the Yes campaign
Scottish Chambers of Commerce speaks to IBTimes TV in Glasgow.
Scottish Chambers of Commerce speaks to IBTimes TV in Glasgow
Panelbase says 52% of people intend to vote 'No' and 48% of people intend to vote 'Yes'.
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi visited Moscow in August 2014 for bilateral talks.
Prime Minister David Cameron promised Scotland more powers over taxation if voters opt against break
The US and EU have restricted Russian firms' access to Western financial markets
Deputy Prime Minister says Scotland will 'need to rediscover a sense of community' after vote.
ThomsonReuters/INSEAD Asia Business Sentiment Index drops to 66 in Q3 from 74 in Q2.
The Dessert Depot's MD Frances Barron speaks to IBTimes TV about the Scottish referendum.
Could it mean further rate hikes by the Bank Negara Malaysia?
Vedanta Hedging says clients are unable to hedge their portfolios due to uncertainty