IMF's downward revision of the global growth rate, the third such revision this year, spooks Asian traders.
Halifax data is at odds with other data from the industry shows a dip in property prices.
Weak Chinese services PMI data could prompt Beijing to roll out fresh stimulus.
A three-bedroom house in Detroit can be bought for the price of an iPhone 6 or an iPad
Increased used on smartphones and tablets helped boost spend.
A steep decline in non-food products led to retailers paring down prices.
REC warns that employers won't be able to pay competitive salaries for much longer.
Dawit says life deteriorating for refugees in Israel as government promotes negative stereotype.
Israel's technology sector is booming and largely shielded from the effects of boycotts and war.
John Mills backs Ed Miliband and lashes out at tax frauds in interview with IBTimes UK.
Speculators add sell-side bets on UK currency as hopes of Fed hiking rates sooner than BoE rise.
Innovate believes its more about the skill and ideas rather than how old you are
The growth rate was not as fast as expected
IBTimes UK exclusively looks inside Ukip's Clacton by-election bid
Andrei Belousov said Moscow ready to ramp up sanctions regime.
Knight Frank's Index shows London and New York prime rentals are massively above 2008 levels
Australian dollar rallied after RBA left policy rates unchanged and stated that growth maintained a moderate pace.
Industrial output plunges by 4.4% in August, the biggest drop since 2009.
Changes may prevent 'vulture funds' and 'holdout' creditors from blocking debt restructurings..
While GDP is rising and inflation stable, Myanmar needs reforms to sustain growth, says Fund.
Over half of Haredi males are unemployed in Israel but the Ultra-Orthodox are losing state benefits.
Delivery of UBS documents made possible by the recent revision to Swiss tax rules.
CBI and FSB say a balance needs to be struck after LibDem's Vince Cable made the announcement
World Bank expects South Asian economy to expand by 5.4% in 2014, 6% in 2015 and by 6.4% in 2016.
Labour's one-time largest donor Mills donated £1.65m to Labour in 2013
Scots voted against independence before but the dissident voice is still the strongest
IMF projects a fiscal surplus of 26% of GDP for Kuwait in 2014 supported by high oil prices.
China to resume physical buying of gold on 8 October.
Britain's capital saw a surge in construction, accounting, financial and insurance jobs in September
Expansion of Myanmar's banking system by allowing foreign banks access will face many supervisory and managerial challenges.