UK House Prices to Fall in 2015 but Not Crash
CEBR says average house prices across the UK will dip by 0.8% in 2015.
'Scottish Independence is a When Not an If' says Nicola Sturgeon
Scots rejected independence on 18 September.
Moody's: Malaysia Needs More Reforms to Hit Fiscal Targets
Rating agency says while hike in administered fuel prices is credit positive, Malaysia needs to do more.
Facebook's Plans for Mobile Payments Using Messenger App Revealed
Facebook challenging PayPal by allowing users of its Messenger app easily send money to each other
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IMF: Ethiopia Needs to Implement Structural Reforms to Sustain Growth
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Crude Oil Drops to New Low on Dollar Strength and Oversupply Concerns
Russia, Libya and Gulf producers contributing to increased supplies.
Gold Prices to Drop Further Next Week on Dollar Strength
US dollar rally backed by recovering US economy weighing on precious metals.
Inside Israel: Tourism Minister Uzi Landau Links BDS Campaigners With Isis Supporters
Uzi Landau said BDS Movement not hurting Israel's economy despite slowdown in manufacturing exports, but its supporters stand by Isis and Boko Haram.
Bitcoin is Key Technology And Better Than Currency: Bill Gates
Bitcoin finds another prominent advocate in Microsoft founder Bill Gates.
Inside Israel: Uzi Landau Slams UN Investigation into Gaza War Crimes
Israeli minister dismisses investigation into war crimes, says economy doing well compared to Europe.
From Game of Thrones to Interstellar: How Iceland Became a Hollywood Hotspot
Increasing numbers of international blockbusters are being filmed in Iceland
From Game of Thrones to Interstellar - A Tour of Iceland's Stunning Film Locations
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IoD Chief: I love France But Labour Market Laws are Holding it Back
IoD chief Simon Walker speaks out against John Lewis Andy Street's tirade exclusively to IBTimes UK
Inside Israel: Tel Aviv's Beachfront Restaurant Hub Turns into a Ghost Town
Israel's tourism sector in freefall after Gaza war as foreign visitors stay away
Catalonia Launching Independence Referendum Despite Spain's Bid to Block Voting in Court
Catalonia has set up a panel to supervise independence referendum on 9 November
UK Renewable Energy Sector Divided Over Government's New Subsidies
Scheme set to favour offshore wind and marine, leaving some to claim it is lopsided
YouGov Chief: Scottish Independence Rejected Because of 'the Economy, Stupid'
But 'Labour also failed to convince the great majority of its voters to opt out of union break'
UK Chancellor George Osborne Promises Economic Stability Despite Tory Tax Cuts
Britain's Chancellor assured business leaders that Tory tax cuts won't threaten the economic recovery
UK Service Sector Continues to Grow But Companies Advised to Hire More Staff
September's growth was above average, but lowest for three months.
Inside Israel: Tel Aviv Hotels Predict Six Months More of Economic Pain
Intercontinental David manager David Cohen predicts tourism slump will last until the spring.
Golden Week: Why the Chinese Prefer to Spend Millions in London Than in Asia
As Chinese consumers fly into the UK, we take a look at makes London so attractive to these visitors
Scottish Debt to Surpass UK's on Greater Devolution Powers
Oxford Analytics says that Scotland's borrowing could be expected to cost one percentage point more than UK debt
China's Services Sector Slowed But Stable
Business activity in China's non-manufacturing sector slowed in September.
Top Reasons Why Employers Throw Away Your CV in the Bin
Research from City and Guilds says most employers throw jargon filled CVs away.
Egypt Pays Down More International Oil Debt as Energy Crisis Continues
Country hopes to repay $3bn by the end of 2014.
Northern Irish Graduates Boosted as PwC Creates 807 Jobs and Invests £40m
The professional services giant says the average salary for the roles is £21,000.
Inside Israel: Government 'Unconcerned' Over BDS But Warns 'Tourists Won't Come Back Until 2015'
IBTimes TV speaks exclusively to Israel's tourism ministry's Oren Drori
Climate Change: World's First Large Carbon Capture Plant in Canada 'Could Reduce Global Warming'
However opponents claim it is merely prolonging our addiction to fossil fuels.
UK Construction Activity Reaches Eight-Month High
Figures just below January 2014's six-year high.
UK House Price Surge: BoE Demands Legal Power to Control Mortgages
But the central bank said the Help to Buy is not to blame for rocketing UK property prices
UK Jobs: 90% of British Firms Believe Young People are Not Skilled Enough to Work
The British Chambers of Commerce survey of 3,000 firms showed companies think young people lack skills
Inside Israel Diary: Walking Through Nazareth's Eerie, Empty Streets
IBTimes TV takes a look at one of the hardest hit cities in Israel following the Palestine conflict
Asian Markets Join Global Losses as Weak Data Rattles Investors
Markets in Hong Kong, mainland China and in Mumbai were shut for holidays.
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