Welsh First Minister Carwyn Jones: I Would Veto Sterling Zone if Scotland Goes Independent
Welsh leader says benefits of further devolution outweigh uncertainties of Scottish independence.
Aviva Investors to Slash 6% of Global Workforce
British-based insurer says 'difficult' move is part of restructuring plan.
Serco UK and Europe CEO Jeremy Stafford Quits Amid Fraud Probe
Serco takes another blow as chief executive Jeremy Stafford steps down due to fraud probe.
Sharing Personal Information on Social Media 'Leads to Hiring Discrimination'
US academics found "robust evidence" of discrimination among certain types of employers.
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The CBI says 93% of young people feel they are given inadequate careers information.
French Farmers Take to Streets Over Hollande's Tax Hikes
Outrage from French farmers as they set up roadblocks around Paris.
Crisis-Hit Italy and Spain Boost German Immigration Figures
Federal Statistics Office says Germany saw 11% increase in immigrants in first half of year.
Property Portals Push Disparity in UK House Prices
Agent Analytics said disparity between portals and land registry is 47.4% nationally.
China to Replace US as World's Biggest Economy in Eight Years
Report says China will dislodge US out of economic superpower pedestal faster than earlier thought.
UK Oil and Gas Industry Sees Job Vacancy Surge
Job opportunities grew by more than 13% on average across the sector between 2010 and 2013.
China's Bribery Culture Poses Massive Risks for Multinational Companies
Officials in the United States and China probe numerous cases involving multinationals and bribery in China.
Bangladesh Approves 77% Pay Rise for Garment Factory Workers
The official wage board approves pay rise after a wave of strikes and Rana Plaza disaster
UK Budget Deficit Shrinks in October
ONS reports smaller deficit despite extra borrowing because of Royal Mail shares sale.
China Beats US for Youngest Billionaires in the World
China records second largest billionaire population after the United States.
More Than One Million Young People in UK are Neets
ONS says 14.9% of young people in UK not in education, employment or training up to September.
Chicago Tribune and Los Angeles Times Owner to Slash 700 Jobs
Tribune Company says it will reduced staff in its publishing business.
Guernsey's Finance Industry Forges Stronger Links With Wealthy China Investors
British Prime Minister David Cameron recently said that Guernsey is not a tax haven
Bank of Japan to Continue Aggressive Monetary Stimulus as Growth Remains Moderate
Bank will continue its money market operations so that monetary base will increase at annual pace of about 60tn yen to 70tn yen.
UK Car Manufacturing Motors Ahead in October
Industry group SMMT says car output in UK up 17.4% during month amid rising domestic and EU demand.
Five Senate Republicans Will Back Janet Yellen for Fed Chairmanship
Janet Yellen is likely to secure the 60 votes needed in her confirmation vote in the US Senate.
European Markets Fall on Renewed Federal Reserve QE Taper Fears
Investors expecting positive US jobs data with trimming of $85bn-a-month bond-buying anticipated soon.
UN and Deutsche Telekom: Harnessing Technology Will Help Us Tackle Climate Change
UN's Christiana Figueres and Deutsche Telekom official say embracing ICT will help fight climate change
BoE's Charlie Bean: UK Economy 'Not Yet Fighting Fit'
Bank of England policymaker Bean says UK wages should rise again in 2014 if recovery pans out.
Asian Markets Outside Japan Hit By Renewed Federal Reserve QE Taper Fears
Downbeat China factory activity data adds to the gloom.
China Reforms to Continue With More Transparency in Budgeting and Tax
Chinese Finance Minister Lou Jiwei said the country requires more transparency in budget system and fairness in tax system.
Daily Mail's MailOnline Revenues Jump 48% in 2013
Daily Mail and General Trust reveals revenues rise to £41m from £28m in 2012
France Investigates Ikea for Allegedly Spying on Employees [VIDEO]
French prosecutors put local unit of Ikea and two top executives under investigation.
ActionAid Slams Barclays for Corporation Tax Avoidance Promotion in Africa
Charity says tax avoidance by big companies drains billions of pounds from poor countries.
Global Retailers Agree on Pact to Avoid Another Rana Plaza Disaster
The collapse of the Bangladeshi factory killed 1,100 people and highlighted the cost of cheap fashion
US Fed Hints at Tapering in 'Coming Months'
St. Louis Fed president James Bullard says tapering could begin in December if jobs report is strong.
British Pay Rises Slower Than Inflation at 2% for Third Quarter 2013
Incomes Data Services survey reveals manufacturers offered steepest rises of average 2.5%.
Analysis: SNP's Jekyll and Hyde Arguments on Scottish Independence
Scottish government paper on vision of economic independence appears flawed and contradictory.
ICO to Contact 1,200 Potential Blacklisted UK Construction Workers
The move follows country-wide protests led by trade unions earlier today.
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