Russia's VTB Bank Falls but Broader Market Rises as West Passes New Sanctions
VTB was sanctioned along with Bank of Moscow and Russian Agricultural Bank.
Congo and Grenada to Be Next Victims as Argentina Braces for Default
Lawsuit between Argentina and holdout creditors would have global impact, according to experts.
Japan Industrial Production Falls at Fastest Pace Since 2011 Earthquake
Industrial production declined 3.3% on month in June due to sales tax hike.
Ed Balls: Most Britons Worse Off Under Tories Despite UK Recovery
Labour's shadow chancellor highlights record of coalition government on 'cost of living crisis'.
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Scottish Independence: Politicians Getting 'Soapbox Slots' at Edinburgh Fringe Festival
Luath press has granted five minute soapbox slots for MSPs, MPs, MEPs and citizens.
Scottish Independence: Scotland's Accelerating Housing Recovery Lifts 'No' Campaign
Number of Scottish homes sold in second quarter jumps 22.4% over year.
China-Hong Kong Data Mismatch Persists Despite Crackdown on Fake Invoicing
Hong Kong says data sets cannot be directly compared as computation methods differ.
Tesco Loses More Market Share as Aldi and Lidl's Success Continues to Increase
Tesco still holds the majority of the market but its share is declining.
UK Mortgage Approvals Jump After Months of Decline
UK housing recovery back on track as lenders get used to new regulatory rules.
US Marshals Ordered To Seize Disputed Kurdish Oil Cargo Off Texas
Iraq government files case with local court claiming oil cargo belongs to Baghdad
UK Immigration: David Cameron Continues Benefits Crackdown on EU Migrants
The Prime Minister says his goal is clear: an immigration system that puts Britain first.
Western Leaders Agree New Russia Sanctions Over Ukraine
European Union and United States to pass sectoral sanctions in defence, finance and energy sectors.
Asian Stocks Scale Three-Year Peak on China Optimism
Hong Kong's Hang Seng share average hits three-and-a-half-year high.
Argentina to Meet Mediator in Attempt to Avoid Fresh Debt Default
Argentina's representatives to hold talks in New York as deadline for settlement looms.
UK Advertised Salaries Hit £32,000 as Job Market Strengthens
But Adzuna.co.uk warns that there is no room for complacency with the economy.
IMF Warns of 'Overvalued' Pound
IMF says pound sterling is leaving UK economy unbalanced.
Spats Over Sprats, Beef Over Burgers: A Guide to Russia's 'Food & Drink Wars'
Moscow has a tendency to ban food and drink amid geopolitical disputes, and EU fruit could be next
Irish Economy Receives Growth Boost But Austerity is Here to Stay
Central Bank upgrades 2014 forecast to 2.5% but warns that deficit reduction must be priority.
UK Retailers Eye 'Eid Effect' as Wealthy Middle Eastern Consumers Descend After Ramadan
Worldpay data shows Middle Eastern shoppers spend much more in UK than Europeans or Americans.
First Time Buyer Boom Driving UK Housing Market
LSL Property Services says 27% leap in number of first time buyers of UK homes.
Russian Business Sentiment Up in July but Sanctions Could Spoil Party
Russian business sentiment reached its highest level in three months in July.
Ernst & Young: UK Profit Warnings Hit Three Year High Despite Economic Recovery
Profit warnings in the first half of 2014 are the highest they've been since 2011.
Hague Arbitration Court Awards $50bn to Former Yukos Shareholders in Major Blow to Russia
Compensation largest arbitration award surpassing $2.473bn won by Dow Chemical in 2012.
Runaway UK Housing Market About to Slow Down?
Halifax survey finds more sellers and fewer buyers after rapid rise in UK house prices.
Scottish Independence: 700,000 to Leave if Union is Broken
A Panelbase survey reveals 17% of adults would consider leaving Scotland in the event of independence.
Disputed Kurdish Oil Set for United States
Iraqi Kurdistan wants to sell oil independently of Baghdad to boost its economic autonomy.
Europe Unites Over Russia Sanctions Ahead of Crunch EU Talks
UK Trade Minister echoes German Foreign Minister in support of sanctions.
China Warns US Solar Anti-Dumping Duties Will Damage Trade Relations
US has imposed anti-dumping duties ranging from 26% to 165.04% on imports of solar products from China and Taiwan.
Central Banks Watch: FOMC in Focus Ahead of Non-Farm Payrolls
The market is now waiting for Wednesday's FOMC policy and the focus will all likely shift to Friday's non-farm payrolls.
Crude Oil Prices Rise as Traders Watch Geopolitical Tensions
Brent's $105-$110 a barrel trading range unlikely to change much next week.
Gold Prices to Drop Further on Prospects of Upbeat US Data
US Fed Reserve FOMC meeting and Middle East geopolitical tensions will also influence prices.
One in Three People in Monaco Is a Millionaire
Monaco has highest density of millionaires in world at 29.21%.
Tenant Evictions On the Rise As Landlords Benefit From High Home Prices and Property Shortage
Charity Citizens Advice sees 38% increase in number of tenants who received eviction notices.
US Imposes Anti-Dumping Duties up to 165% on Solar Imports from China and Taiwan
Move expected to worsen existing political and trade spat between China and US.
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