Stanley Fischer Profile: The Man Who Could Be Number Two at the Fed
Stanley Fischer is tipped to become Vice Chairman of the Federal Reserve
The Fed's Great Turn: To Taper or Not To?
Chairman Ben Bernanke will maintain the quantitative easing programme on track say analysts
David Cameron Tells Europe: Don't Hold Back Shale Gas Industry with New Regulations
Despite fracking fears, UK's Cameron warns European Commission President Barroso against more regulation.
UK Shoppers Drift Toward Discount Supermarkets
Kantar says more than half of British households shop at Aldi and Lidl.
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BP-Led Consortium Agrees on $45bn Azerbaijan Gas Project to Change Europe's Energy Map
Project would see expansion of Shah Deniz project in Caspian Sea and construction of new natural gas pipeline to Europe.
TUC Calls on UK Government to Extend Unpaid Childcare Leave for Grandparents
The TUC says the idea has support from parents and grandparents.
Boris Johnson: It Would be 'Crackers' to Build a Third Runway at Heathrow
London Mayor insists that building an airport in the Thames Estuary remains the best solution for UK.
London House Prices Rocket 12% Amid Bubble Fears
UK house prices rose 5.5% on average in October, says ONS.
UK Wage Squeeze Slackens as Inflation Dips to 2.1%
The ONS says CPI inflation hit 2.1% last month, down from 2.2% in October.
European Markets Drop Amid Federal Reserve QE Taper Worries
The Fed's FOMC will meet on 17-18 December.
Airports Commission: UK Needs Extra Runway at Heathrow or Gatwick by 2030
Airports Commission rules out Thames Estuary options favoured by London mayor Boris Johnson.
Asian Markets Outside China Rise on Upbeat US and Europe Data
Market players await US Federal Reserve's QE taper decision.
Britons Born in 60s and 70s to Rely on Inheritance for Retirement
IFS says shift away from final salary pensions has played a part in retirement squeeze.
China Changes Stance on Growth-Hampering Local Government Debt
Rising local government debt in China is considered as threat to financial stability.
UK Companies Report Strongest Job Optimism Since Recession
CBI says an increasing number of opportunities for young people.
Sharp Unveils 250 Job Losses in Wrexham
Electronics giant shutting down solar panel production unit.
Cost of Living Crisis? Elderly and Disabled Pay '£740 a Year More' for Services
Figures obtained using Freedom of Information requests by Labour party.
China to Crack The Whip on Price Fixing of Commodities
Prices of pork, fertiliser, cotton, vegetable oil and sugar under NDRC scrutiny.
Inga Beale Appointed as Lloyd's of London's First Female CEO
Beale joins Lloyd's of London insurance market from January 2014.
UK Retail Footfall Drops ahead of Christmas Shopping Rush
BRC data shows fewer consumers on high street than in previous November.
Surging Inflation May Force India's Central Bank to Raise Rates
India's wholesale price inflation strikes a 14-month high in November.
UK Government's Flagship Pension Reform Steams Ahead as Two Million Workers Enrol
Auto-enrolment scheme began in 2012 and is rolling out from larger to smaller employers.
World's 'Best Entrepreneurial Talent' Flocks to UK Under Government Scheme
The programme is backed by the Department for UK Trade and Investment.
More Swiss Banks Fall in With DoJ Scheme to Expose US Tax Evaders
More Swiss banks are agreeing to cooperative with US authorities in the face of prosecution for hiding taxable assets from the IRS.
Eurozone Recovery 'Back on Track' but Uneven Among Member States
Markit's flash composite eurozone PMI hits best quarterly reading for two-and-a-half years.
Confidence Booming Among Small UK Firms
Federation of Small Businesses report shows many expect to grow and hire staff in 2014.
Senior City Workers Eye 44% Bonus Surge Despite Shareholder Backlash
Average bonus for managing directors is predicted to increase to £166,955 in 2013.
KPMG Beefs up Staff Bonus Pot on Profit Leap
Accountancy giant KPMG sees marginal revenue growth, but efficiency savings and job cuts drive profitability.
BP Inks Deal with Oman to Develop $16bn Khazzan Gas Project
Project is expected to produce 1 billion cubic feet of gas and 25,000 barrels of gas condensate per day at peak levels.
European Markets Rise Amid Federal Reserve QE Taper Uncertainty
The US Fed's FOMC will meet on 17-18 December.
Bank of England Forces Standard Chartered to Strip Finance Boss of Risk Role
Richard Meddings handed over risk governance to Peter Sands.
Asian Markets Down on China Data and Federal Reserve QE Taper Jitters
US Federal Reserve's FOMC will meet on 17-18 December.
Amazon Faces Strikes in Germany over Pay in Run-Up to Christmas
A delegation of German workers will also protest outside the company's headquarters in the US.
GlaxoSmithKline to Increase Stake in Indian Unit With $1bn Open Offer
Move indicates that GSK is more reliant on high-growth emerging markets than traditional western markets.
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