Disease and US Drought Leads to Soaring Beef, Pork and Fish Prices
USDA blames the PEDv piglet virus and drought in California and the South.
EU Reaches Agreement on Tougher Sanctions Against Russia and Extends Asset Freezes
European Union ambassadors have agreed to pass tougher sanctions against Russia over Ukraine crisis.
India Seeks 'Visible Outcomes' on Food Subsidies as WTO Deadline Nears
Diplomats from 160 WTO members have to rubber stamp Bali deal by 31 July.
Russian Consumer Agency Wants to Ban McDonald's Royal Cheeseburger And Filet-o-Fish
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Russia Central Bank Hikes Key Interest Rate to 8% in Surprise Move
Russian central bank hikes rate from 7.5% to 8% on the back of inflation fears
UK Recovery Sends Healing Economy Past Pre-Recession Peak
ONS data confirms that UK GDP now 0.2% above previous peak in first quarter of 2008.
Argentina Refuses to Meet Face-to-Face With Vulture Funds as Fresh Default Looms
Issues separating parties remain unresolved at present, according to mediator Daniel Pollack.
RBS Shares Leap 13% After Embattled Bank Posts Sharp Profit Rise
But RBS chief executive Ross McEwan sounds warning siren on troubles ahead
UK House Price Growth Slumps to 18 Month Low as London Suffers 'Pronounced Loss of Momentum'
Hometrack UK housing market survey shows just 0.1% house price growth on average in July
China Plans to Construct Huge Methanol Plant in Shale Gas-Rich Texas to Meet Rising Domestic Demand
Chinese firms, Connell Group of China and Sino Life Insurance, preparing to build methanol production and export facility in Texas.
International Monetary Fund Slashes 2014 Global Growth Forecast
IMF cut global economic growth forecast to 3.4% after US and China weakness.
£1bn Asian Business District Given Planning Permission Nod for London's Docklands Area
The first phase will be completed by 2018.
DeVere Group Chief: More US Firms Will Flee America's 'Anti-Business' Corporate Tax Regime
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Retirement Market 'Will Triple to £50bn in 2023' Despite Osborne's Radical Pension Reforms
Towers Watson says the sector is set to grow considerably in the next 10 years.
Indonesia Could Permit Freeport-McMoran to Revive Copper Concentrate Exports
However, talks with US-Canadian miner Newmont Mining have not made progress.
From Russia With Love: Fighter Jets and Attack Helicopters Delivered to Iraq
Moscow has begun sending Mi-35 helicopter gunships and Su-25 fighter jets to Baghdad
TTIP: 150,000 Register Concerns Over Controversial ISDS Clause of Free Trade Agreement
The EU will analyse findings before deciding how to proceed with negotiations.
UK Economic Recovery: GDP Set to Surpass Pre-Recession Peak
CBI survey of firms suggests continued strong activity growth in key sectors of economy.
UK Interest Rates Hike? Long Live the MPC's 'Groupthink' Ways
The central bank has been slated for not raising interest rates, but they've made the right move.
China to Extend Tibet Railway Line to India, Nepal and Bhutan borders
Beijing plans to complete extension by 2020
UK Car Production Gets a Boost From New Models and Domestic Market
Car production rises 3.5% to 791,314 units during first half of 2014.
Eurozone Recovery Grows Stronger but Ukraine Crisis Haunts Firms
Headline Markit PMI figure picks up pace in July, but eurozone troubles far from over.
UK 40p Tax Rate: Third of Workforce to be Dragged Into Bracket
The Office for Budget Responsibility analysis says it will happen by 2033
China Manufacturing Activity Rises to 18-Month High on Stimulus Measures
HSBC flash China manufacturing purchasing managers' index rose to 52 in July from 50.7 in June.
Korea Unveils $11.4bn Stimulus After Sewol Ferry Disaster Hits Economic Growth
The Sewol Ferry Disaster in April hurt consumer sentiment and domestic consumption, leading to a GDP growth decline.
RBNZ Says NZD Headed for Fall and Hints at Pause in Hiking Cycle, Sending Currency to Multi-Week Lows
NZ central bank raises OCR by 25 basis point to 3.5% but hints at period of pause before further hikes.
Where the Brics Stand on Israel's Gaza Offensive
Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa agree on a two-state solution for Israel and Palestine.
UK Government 'Must Invest £20m by 2020 to Prepare Young for Digital Revolution'
The taskforce also called on ministers to treat computer science as a fourth "core science" subject.
Isis Smuggling $50m of Oil Monthly to fund Medieval Caliphate in Iraq and Syria
Ultra-violent jihadists control revenue-generating oil facilities in Syria and Iraq.
India to Diversify Sources of Crude Oil Imports and Reduce Imports from Middle East
India wants to increase oil imports from South America and Africa.
Egypt Paying Back Foreign Oil Firms $6bn by 2017
Egypt says it will settle its debts to foreign oil companies by 2017
Chinese Yuan Headed for Third Straight Monthly Gains Driven by Stronger Data
The yuan has reversed almost a quarter of the decline in the past three months, helped by stronger trade and growth numbers over June and July.
CBI: July Sees UK Retail Sales Bounce Back Strongly
Retail sales were up by +21% in July
Bank of England Puzzled Over 'Surprisingly Weak' UK Wages Despite Jobs Recovery
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