ECONOMY

Moody's rating of Cambodia's economic strength ranges from very low to medium.

China launched Shanghai FTZ in September 2013 to test a range of economic reforms, especially in financial sector.

Mercer says firms will need to make the move because workers are expected to live six months longer.

Bank of England mortgage approvals data for Augusts raises questions over housing market activity.

FTSE 350 chief financial officers shrug off eurozone, Ukraine and Middle East concerns.

Likely candidate for top trade role to face hearing today with TTIP high on the agenda.

2014 had looked like being a record year for tourist arrivals in Israel but travellers have stayed away from the country in vast numbers. This is the first of a series of posts from Israel, where I'll be meeting business people, public officials and ordinary Israelis affected by the downturn.

EY Item Club says real wages are being held back by strong growth in the supply of workers.

Hong Kong's political movement demanding 'civic nomination' is expected to hit financial, tourism and retail sectors, say analysts.

Chancellor George Osborne will allow inheritors to only pay marginal tax.

EEF study reveals manufacturers would almost unanimously vote to stay in the EU

CBI says UK business less optimistic about growth amid eurozone, Ukraine and Middle East issues.

It was the fifth consecutive year of growth.

ECB unlikely to change rate as it awaits impact of recent easing.

Brent finishes flat as supply outstrips demand amid fears of slowdown in Europe and Asia.

Increased trade with China and ASEAN Economic Community will boost region's economy, according to Singapore's United Overseas Bank.

China's 'Golden Week' holiday and US non-farm payrolls data to influence gold prices next week.

Mongolia is still in need of strong fiscal and monetary reforms to shore up growth and control inflation, the Fund says.

Hearing is over Argentina's failure to follow court order to continue to pay holders of its restructured debt.

US Q2 growth revised up to 4.6% on higher exports and business investment.

Gross, who co-founded bond fund giant Pimco, will join rival Janus Capital Management.

The rating reflects the country's strong external profile and its democratic institutions and free press, says S&P.

Property Vision study revealed only a quarter of £10m homes on the market have been sold in the last year.

The Russian currency is down 12.8% since end of June and headed for its third straight month of losses.

Apple iPhone 6 models smuggled via Hong Kong are sold at premium in China.

The Ukip leader says the move would, in part, be paid for by slashing the UK's foreign aid budget.

Ukraine Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk said Russia using energy as a weapon as winter approaches.

Oil is crucial for the Islamic State - find out why.

Budapest stops gas deliveries to Kiev as EU, Russia and Ukraine meet in Berlin to resolve gas crisis