ECONOMY

Out of 70 major Chinese cities tracked by the government, 64 saw month-on-month price declines for new homes in July, compared with 55 in June.

House Price Index Records Sharpest-Ever August Decline as Sterling Trades Higher.

Weak supply-demand fundamentals holding Brent in contango structure.

Three-day Jackson Hole symposium will be in focus for fresh interest rate cues from US.

Total foreign holdings in treasury debt rose 0.6% to $6.01 trillion in June from $5.98tn in May.

Geopolitical tensions and US Fed conference to influence bullion prices.

Bondholders argue that their bonds should be treated under English and Welsh law.

Students do not receive enough government support, says the Money Charity

Project links Tibetan capital Lhasa and Buddhist spiritual site of Shigatse

As the Panama Canal celebrates its 100th birthday, plans are shaping up for a rival in Nicaragua.

Football fans can expect to pay 10% more for a pre-match pint in London.

Recap Tayyip Erdogan expected to choose a party loyalist as the country's prime minister this month.

Malaysia's ringgit soars as second quarter GDP numbers surprise on higher side.

The the north west saw the largest increase in average rent - up 3%.

United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation finds Gaza's farms and fishing industries ruined.

Modi said India is powered up to deliver 'zero-defect' products.

Strong domestic consumption boosts UK growth as Eurozone flounders.

Face-to-face high-level talks scheduled to resolve Ukraine crisis.

Panama Canal opened on August 15th 1914 and now celebrates its 100th anniversary.

Fans expressed their anger over the rising cost of tickets.

Oil giant punished with Western sanctions and chief executive faces US blacklist.

From owner of Sports Direct to boss of Virgin Group, these business people didn't need A-levels.

Finland's economy stuck in technical recession but companies support EU sanctions on Russia.

Low gold prices encouraged frenzy of jewellery buying in India and China in 2013.

IBTimes UK polls opinions from European economists to get to the bottom of the eurozone's woes.

Lloyds is simply too much of political football for the Tories to risk offering to the public before next year's election.

Russia's annexation of Crimea and its support for separatists in the east of Ukraine have prompted some to seek a safe haven abroad.

Rics survey finds slowing demand in London and fewer members reporting higher house prices.

Eurostat, however, says the European economy is "stable".