China Posts Record Trade Surplus as Exports Surge
China's exports rose 14.5% year over year in July, leading to record trade surplus of $47.3bn.
Scottish Independence Will Damage Businesses As Plans Are 'Bereft of Detail', says UK Government
UK's Business, Innovation and Skills Committee releases another independence impact report
Brazil to Benefit from Russia's Food Import Gap
Russia slapped ban on food imports from the US, EU, Canada, Australia and Norway.
Russia Offers $150m of World Cup Infrastructure Subsidies
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Argentina Sues US Over Debt Default
Argentina alleges that US 2nd Circuit Court's ruling in favour of holdout creditors violates its sovereignty.
UK Job Market: Hiring Picks Up But Skills Shortage Still Looms
UK's skills shortage is pushing pay pressure up.
Ukraine Imports Gas From Europe After Russians Cut Off Supplies
Gazprom stopped supplying gas to Ukraine in June following a long-running dispute
Gaza Strip: Boycott Israel Threats Mount as BDS Calls For Russian Style Sanctions
BDS leader Hugh Lanning tells IBTimes UK that support for BDS is reaching unprecedented levels.
London Housing Boom Will Slow Amid Exodus of Families Cashing in on Home Price Gains
Savills highlights Londoners selling up and quitting city to seek better schools and bigger homes.
Germany to be Hit Hardest by Russia's Food Import Ban
Germany exported $1.83bn worth of food to Russia in 2013.
Putin's Tit-For-Tat Sanctions on West Put British Beef Back Off Russian Menus
Russian ban on British beef post-BSE crisis was lifted a year ago and now meat is banned again.
Norway Fish Stocks Flop on Russia Trade Ban
Norway's salmon producers face losing biggest market which made up 10% of all exports.
Global Food Prices Drop to Six-Month Low in July: FAO
July's price index figure stands 1.7% below July 2013.
Top European Companies Reactions to Russia Sanctions
IBTimes UK takes a look at companies that have been effected by the sanctions
Kuwait Committed to Terrorism Fight After US Imposes Sanctions
Three Kuwaitis face asset freeze over accusations of fundraising for jihadis in Syria.
Ruble Nears Record Low Against Dollar on Fears of Russia Invading Ukraine
The way forward for the Russian currency is toward uncharted territory.
Russian Ban on Western Flights Will Increase Cost of Asian Travel
Analysts say airlines will pass on additional costs to flyers.
Erdogan Vows to Stay Economic Course if He Wins Presidency
Turkey PM known for expanding national economy while implementing social welfare reform.
UK Economic Recovery: Mortgage Possession Claims Tumble
Britain's low interest rates support MoJ data showing fewer people in mortgage arrears.
Scottish Independence: Richard Dawkins and Mick Jagger Among 200 Public Figures Against Union Break
Signatories' awards include 44 Baftas, 18 Olympic gold medals, 2 Turner and 1 Nobel prize.
Coca Cola HBC Warns of Russian Sanctions Bottleneck
Tensions in Russia have forced bottler Coca Cola HBC to revaluate its performance outlook.
Israel Can Absorb Cost of Gaza Offensive Without Raising Taxes
Total economic cost of Gaza offensive could reach more than $4bn for Israel, $6bn for Gaza.
Kremlin Slaps Year Ban On Western Food Imports and Flights Over Russia
The embargoes will run for one year from 7 August
Qingdao Port Fraud Probe: Chinese Police Investigate 'Unnatural' Death of Top Customs Official Bian Peiquan
China crackdown on graft sees Qingdao Port probed on commodities fraud allegations.
Post Office: UK Households Save Less Each Year
Households' average savings set to decrease over next five years, despite up the economic recovery.
Pound and Euro Down Ahead of BoE, ECB Rate Announcements
Pound and euro traded weak on Thursday as traders preferred to stay light ahead of monetary policy announcements.
India's Central Bank Chief Warns of 'Another Crash' in Global Financial Markets
India's Central Bank chief Raghuram Rajan is known for his prediction of 2008 financial crisis.
When Will UK Interest Rates Rise Amid Surge in House Prices and Jobs?
The Bank of England are eyeing rate hikes but are tipped to stall them for now
Bank of New York Mellon Ordered to Hold Argentina's Bond Fund by US Judge
Judge Thomas Griesa ordered Bank of New York Mellon to hold on to deposited funds, despite formal demand from Argentina.
World's Wealthiest 1% is 'Richer Beyond Measure'
Two studies show that the globe's richest individuals have more money than you can count
TTIP: UK Government Confirms NHS Exemption Amid Public Backlash
A spokesperson tells IBTimes UK that the government has 'no intention' of including NHS in TTIP.
Russia Restricts Western Agricultural Imports in Sanctions Bite Back
Putin signs law restricting imports from countries that have sanctioned Russia.
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