Scottish Independence: Scots Reject Euro Currency and Back Alex Salmond's Demand for Pound
Survey of Scottish attitudes finds overwhelming support for the use of sterling if UK splits.
Gaza Strip Rebuilding to Cost Billions of Dollars
UN says reconstruction will require a lifting of the economic blockade imposed by Israel in 2006.
French Current Account Deficit More Than Doubles on BNP Paribas Fine
June current account deficit would have been €3.1bn in absence of BNP Paribas fine.
Russian Economy Flatlining as Sanctions Begin to Bite
Growth slowed slightly in Q2, but analysts warn that the worst is yet to come.
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Markets Down After Recap Tayyip Erdogan Wins Turkey Presidential Vote
Lira slipped and Turkish stocks fell after Turkey prime minister Recap Tayyip Erdogan won the public presidential vote.
UK Companies Hiring at Highest Rate for 16 Years
BDO also reports that business optimism and output is also up.
Buy-to-Let Lending Soars Amid UK Housing Crisis
Property investors are cashing in the housing shortage, which is driving up house prices.
Ukraine to Vote on Russia Oil and Gas Transit Ban
Ukrainian sanctions on Russian oil and gas transport could hurt the European Union's supply.
UK Economic Recovery Brings Little Pay Joy for Struggling Workers
CIPD labour market report highlights ongoing weakness in wage growth for British workers.
US is Top Destination For China's Corruption Fugitives
China's economic fugitives at large in the United States are thought to number more than 150.
China Growth Boom to Last Another 20 Years
Former World Bank chief economist says China growth could stick at 8% thanks to late developing advantage.
Gold Prices to Rise on Simmering Geopolitical Tensions
Economic data from China, Europe and US to influence bullion prices next week.
Central Banks Watch: BoE Inflation Report and Carney Speech in Focus; Chile, South Korea and Indonesia to Set Rates
Bank of Japan will be in news for monthly economic survey and minutes of last policy-setting meeting.
China Inflation Remains within Government Target Range Helping Consumption-Led Growth Model
Consumer price index inflation remained unchanged at 2.3% year over year in July.
Great British Beer Festival: Exploring London's Booming Craft Brewing Sector
IBTimes UK spoke to brewers and sellers to find out why the industry is booming.
Iraq: Oil Firms Evacuate Staff from Kurdistan as US Launches Airstrikes
London-listed oil firms pull staff from Iraq's semi-autonomous region of Kurdistan.
Islamic State Captures Iraq's Biggest Dam and Controls Water and Electricity For Key Cities
Mosul dam was captured by insurgents from the Islamic State on Thursday.
World Stock Markets Driven Down as Obama Orders US Airstrikes on Islamic State in Iraq
Ukraine crisis also bites down on markets as Russia imposes sanctions on Western exports.
Free Trade Agreements Too Complex and Ineffective, Study Finds
Just 26% of Asian exporters have benefitted from a multitude of agreements.
Russian Sanctions: Putin's Countrymen Face Higher Food Prices
David Savage is a sanctions expert at law firm Eversheds.
South Sudan Unable to Meet Oil Debts as Civil War Wrecks Economy
Oil revenues, which account for 95% of government income, have been hammered by nine-month civil war.
HMRC: Nearly Half a Million Britons Miss Tax Credit Deadline
HMRC has said these people could face payment cancellation.
WWI War Loans Betrayal: My Great Grandfather Lost Life Savings After Answering Britain's Call of Duty
Jeffrey Bergess is the fourth generation to inherit his great grandfather's unhonoured war loans.
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
Russia will subsidise construction on World Cup infrastructure.
UK Consumer Confidence Rising Sharply Amid Recovery but 'too Early for Champagne'
Nielsen says UK consumer confidence rising four times more quickly than world as a whole.
Japan's Service Sector Sentiment Improves in July
Government-compiled service sector sentiment index logs third straight monthly rise.
UK's Trade Deficit Widens Yet Again as non-EU Exports Start to Slow
Figures show that exports are still falling.
One Million US Jobs Supported by UK Investment and TTIP Will Create More
US economy destination for hundreds of billions of pounds of British investment.
Scottish Independence: Country's Banks Won't Be Bailed Out Unless it Keeps the Pound
SNP's Alex Salmond is still being called on for currency 'Plan B'
Why RBA Wants Aussie Dollar Weaker
SoMP talks about how poor wage growth can be offset by a weakness in the currency.
Argentina Sues US Over Debt Default
Argentina alleges that US 2nd Circuit Court's ruling in favour of holdout creditors violates its sovereignty.
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