ECONOMY

Gold forecast to lose lustre as safe bet in times of uncertainty as US crisis set to end.

Politicians in Washington hope to have US government open by 15 October.

Exclusive research: Careerbuilder.co.uk says trend of hiring in the industry will continue into New Year.

Statistics Canada says employment in finance, insurance and real estate rose.

Martin spoke to IBTimes UK about his book Making It Happen, which tells the whole story of RBS's near death in 2008.

Martin spoke to IBTimes UK about his book Making It Happen, which tells the whole story of RBS's near death in 2008.

Martin spoke to IBTimes UK about his book Making It Happen, which tells the whole story of RBS's near death in 2008.

JPMorgan posts first quarterly loss under chief executive Jamie Dimon

China signed currency swap deals so far worth about 2.2tn yuan with 22 countries and regions.

G24 wants IMF to assess the impact of potential US stimulus cuts on their economies.

Serbia is on the cusp of revolutionising its economy but can it shake-off the past political problems?

RBI governor Raghuram Rajan said India has no external or internal financing difficulties.

Twitter gave away little detail over advertising model in SEC filing ahead of IPO.

MathWorks says there needs to be need a greater collaboration between academics and businesses.

Argentinian newspaper reports disputes will be settled at the World Bank arbitration panel

Britain's Royal Mail's shares leap 36% in on their London trading debut.

Loat uses sport to get under-engaged demographics involved in charity work.

ETX Capital head of trading comments on the oversubscribed floatation

Markets across the region enjoy a 1% rally.

Randstad warns that lack of job fulfilment leads to absenteeism.

Investors clawing for Royal Mail shares as they make London Stock Exchange debut.

Yi Gang, deputy governor of the People's Bank of China, said growth rate will surpass official target as country tackled issues such as shadow banking.

IBTimes UK gives you a snapshot look at UK's delivery service Royal Mail moving into privatisation

Democrats refuse to buy Republican proposal for short-term extension of Treasury's borrowing powers as it is not tied to plan to re-finance government.

New report on central banks discusses challenges of exiting radical monetary policies

Negotiations could begin soon to end the political stalemate in Washington D.C.

It's 'Super Thursday' and Frankfurt Bookfair is in full swing but the demise of Waterstones is the elephant in the room, says one top publisher.

Target Depression in the Workplace initiative sees top executives from likes of Barclays and Unilever come together.

President Barack Obama is due to meet Republicans on 10 October.