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Scots will vote on whether to stay part of the 307-year old union on 18 September
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What is the Houthi Movement and Why Does it Want to Topple Yemen's Government?
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Argentina proposes to pay its bondholders locally as US judge banned country's payment through New York bank.
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There were 30,000 first-time buyer sales in July as deposit levels fell.
Russian Sanctions 'Could Hit 130,000 European Jobs'
Dutch bank predicts a multi-billion dollar hole in Europe's finances.
Indian Economy to Expand by 5.8% in Fiscal 2014-15
Deutsche Bank says India's Q1 GDP growth could rise to its highest level in eight quarters.
Hong Kong Faces Financial District Shutdown Over Political Stand-Off With China
Occupy Central protesters have vowed to blockade Hong Kong's main business district in September.
UK Youth Unemployment: Number of Neets Fall to Lowest Level Since 2005
ONS says number of Neets has fallen to 955,000 in the three months to June.
Scottish Independence: Ardersier Yard Resurrection to Create 2500 Jobs
Scotland's government grants owners of the yard permission to bring site back into use
GCSE Results: UK Government Uses Power of Pinterest to Promote Apprenticeships
The Business Secretary says apprentices can post work 'selfies' on the campaign's Pinterest board.
Ukraine Seeks IMF Injection as Economy Slumps
Kiev to ask International Monetary Fund to combine two tranches of bailout to shore up economy.
ONS Reports Paltry 0.1% Retail Growth for July
Analysts had hoped for a 0.4% increase on the June's figures.
GCSE Results: Pass Rate Falls for Second Year Amid Gove's Controversial Reforms
Pass rates for English also fell by the worst level in 20 years.
Russia Food Watchdog to Inspect More McDonald's Branches After Moscow Closures
Russia closes iconic Pushkin Square branch of McDonald's amid high tension with the West.
Eurozone Recovery Fragile as Russian Sanctions Hurt Trade
Eurozone composite PMI falls to 52.8 in August.
Pakistan Making Progress Under IMF Plan, Moody's Says
Pakistan's progress under IMF's Extended Fund Facility seen as credit positive.
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Scottish Independence: SNP's Oil Production Prediction is 60% Too High
Sir Ian Wood also warns of dwindling oil production affecting jobs and the local economy.
China Manufacturing PMI Drops to Three-Month Low
Markit's PMI drops to 50.3 in August from 17-month high of 51.7 in July.
Scottish Independence: Scotland Should Forget Currency Union and Use Pound Unilaterally
Adam Smith Institute argues better financial system would stem from informal sterling use.
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GCSE Results: Dragons' Den Star Piers Linney Says Job Success Demands More Than Qualifications
The technology entrepreneur tells IBTimes UK that young people must have drive as well.
Dragons' Den Star Piers Linney Says Job Success Demands More Than Qualifications
Young people need drive as well as the right qualifications to land a job in today's labour market, according to Dragons' Den judge Piers Linney.
Tanker Used to Transport Iraqi Kurdistan Crude Oil Appears Off Israel Coast
Kamari tanker has appeared 30km off the Israeli coast with no cargo of oil on board.
Russian Sanctions: Belarus Lifts Import Ban on European Cattle
Belarus will now look to re-export processed EU goods to Russia.
British Voters Most Concerned About Immigration Not the Economy
YouGov says the economy has traditionally come top of the list of UK voters' concerns.
Mortgage Holders Fear UK Interest Rates Rise Will Make Repayments Unaffordable
Halifax survey shows 13% of mortgage holders fret about rates rise that will add up to £50 to household bills.
Impala to Close Zimbabwe's Largest Platinum Mine After Underground Collapse
Part of Bimha mine collapsed in July without injuries or casualties.
CBI: UK Manufacturing Recovery Remains Steady
CBI data shows that the manufacturing recovery is domestic-led.
UK Job Market: Self-Employment Surges to 40-Year High
The ONS says there were 4.6 million self-employed people in the UK in 2014.
UK Interest Rates Rise: Bank of England Policymakers Divided for First Time in Three Years
Two members of the MPC want the Bank of England base rate to rise to 0.75%.
Poland Seeks WTO Action Which Could Cripple Russian Economy
If successful, the EU appeal could lead to Russian produce being banned from western markets.
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