Germany to Lose Quarter of Russian Exports Because of Sanctions
Lobbyists warn of the huge impact Russian sanctions are having on German trade.
UK Manufacturers Pay Accelerates Past Inflation and Average Wages
Industry body the EEF says business across the sector have clearly been on the up.
Kenya's Shilling Plunges as Terrorism Keeps Tourists Away
Kenyan shilling falls to 31-month low as increasing terrorist attacks keep tourists away.
Scottish Independence: Salmond 'Wins' Debate Against Darling with Style and No Substance
Salmond steamrollered Alastair Darling with combative stance.
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India: Supreme Court Rules Coal Mining Licences Since 1993 Illegal
India's Supreme Court to examine whether some or all 218 coal mining licences should be cancelled.
German Business Climate Worsening, Says Ifo as Euro Drops to New Lows
Various Ifo indices for German businesses down more than expected, further weakening euro.
China's Economic Growth to Lag and Japan Will Rebound – Moody's
Thailand's political uncertainty to hit growth while India's Narendra Modi seen strong to implement reforms.
Central Banks Watch: Jackson Hole Impact and Hungary, Israel, Egypt, Turkey and Albania Rate Decisions
Markets to react to remarks of Fed's Janet Yellen and ECB's Mario Draghi at Jackson Hole.
Oil Futures Drop on Glut of Bearish News for Crude Market
Upbeat US data, rising output from Libya and demand for crude oil revisions weighed on prices.
Gold Prices to Drop Further on Upbeat US Economic Data
BofA Merrill Lynch analysts say next level to watch is Triangle support at $1269.
Japanese Firms Suffer from Labour Shortage as Working Population Ages Rapidly
Reuters survey finds Japanese firms are finding it difficult to attract workers and retain them.
Argentina Accuses US Judge of Using 'Imperialist Expressions'
US Judge Thomas Griesa earlier ruled Argentina's proposed debt swap illegal.
First-Time Home Buyers in UK Save £1,300 Per Year Compared to Renters
Falling mortgage rates make buying better option for people than renting.
Egypt: Summer of Discontent as Blackouts Frustrate Public
Power outages crippling Egypt's economy.
China Rejects US Calls to Impose Sanction on Russia
US officials may have more luck convincing Japan to extend sanctions.
British Workers Feel 'Summer Strain' During Holiday Season
Elance-oDesk says UK firms have been unprepared for the summer holiday season.
Russian Beef With McDonald's Gets Tasty as More Inspections Announced
Increased food safety inspections come as political ties between Moscow and West reach low point.
Kurdistan Exodus Continues as Austrian Group OMV Pulls Staff
Another energy group withdraws staff from Iraqi Kurdistan as Islamic State expands in northern Iraq.
Spanish Farmers Dump Potatoes in Protest over Russian Sanctions
French retailer Carrefour reported to have been targeted in Granada.
Scottish Independence: Yes Scotland Racks Up 1 Million Declaration Signatures
Scots will vote on whether to stay part of the 307-year old union on 18 September
Finland's Shops Flooded With 'Putin Cheese' While Websites Crash on Demand
Finland selling products at rock bottom prices as it can't export to Russia
What is the Houthi Movement and Why Does it Want to Topple Yemen's Government?
Protests over the removal of fuel subsidies have sparked Yemen's biggest political crisis for years.
Holidaymakers Forced To Cough Up £1.9bn in Tax For Trips Abroad
Holiday tax has risen by almost £400m since 2008.
Labour Party Warns 'Generation Rent' Wages Have Dropped by 10% Under Tories
Labour's Chris Leslie says more must be done for youngsters.
Fed Chair Janet Yellen's Speech Could Push S&P 500 Past 2,000 Mark
Yellen and ECB chief Mario Draghi to speak at US Federal Reserve's Jackson Hole symposium on 22 August.
Scottish Independence: Scotland Building World's Largest Tidal Array
The UK government has provided £10m worth of grant funding to the Meygen project
Scottish Independence: HSBC Warns Financial System Will Be In a Parlous State
HSBC's Chairman Douglas Flint said there'll be a capital flight if union is broken
US Judge Rules Argentina's Debt Swap Proposal Illegal
Argentina proposes to pay its bondholders locally as US judge banned country's payment through New York bank.
UK Housing: First Time Buyer Sales Hit 7-Year High on Wage Jump and Lower Deposits
There were 30,000 first-time buyer sales in July as deposit levels fell.
Russian Sanctions 'Could Hit 130,000 European Jobs'
Dutch bank predicts a multi-billion dollar hole in Europe's finances.
Indian Economy to Expand by 5.8% in Fiscal 2014-15
Deutsche Bank says India's Q1 GDP growth could rise to its highest level in eight quarters.
Hong Kong Faces Financial District Shutdown Over Political Stand-Off With China
Occupy Central protesters have vowed to blockade Hong Kong's main business district in September.
UK Youth Unemployment: Number of Neets Fall to Lowest Level Since 2005
ONS says number of Neets has fallen to 955,000 in the three months to June.
Scottish Independence: Ardersier Yard Resurrection to Create 2500 Jobs
Scotland's government grants owners of the yard permission to bring site back into use
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