UK Wages to Rise in 2014 as Living Costs Jump
Towers Watson says the increases are broadly in line with other Western European countries.
Canada Set to Sign EU Free-Trade Pact in Bid to Boost Exports
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper is meeting EU leaders to conclude talks over Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement
Energy Price Rises: Government Braces for Wave of Public Anger
Energy secretary Edward Davey's statement marks the second in under a week over gas and electricity price rises
British Gas and Centrica Energy Price Hikes Inflict more Pain on Households
Energy giants defy public and political anger and raise gas and electricity prices.
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European Markets Down Despite US Debt Ceiling Deal
US Labor Department may release jobs data on 22 October.
Asian Markets Outside China Log Modest Gains on US Debt Ceiling Deal
China to release a raft of economic data on 18 October.
Lower Emerging Market Demand to Hit China's Trade
China's commerce ministry says Fed's stimulus and money outflows from emerging markets could hurt demand for Chinese goods.
Middlesbrough Council to Slash 1,000 Jobs as Part of £156m Cuts
Mayor Ray Mallon says Middlesbrough council to concentrate spending on the vulnerable.
Knight Capital Fined for $460m NYSE Trading Glitch
A technical system malfunction in August 2012, caused the prices of 140 NYSE-listed stocks listed to fluctuate wildly
The Signal and the Noise: Detecting Danger in European Banks
New research paper develops an early warning model to uncover risks in European banks.
Ebay Founder Pierre Omidyar Pumps $250m into Media Venture with Edward Snowden NSA Scandal Journalist Glenn Greenwald
Founder of auction site giant pledges quarter of a billion dollars for fund he as-yet-unnamed venture
Edward Snowden NSA Scandal: Agency Involved in Drone Attack that Killed Top Bin Laden Aide
New disclosure details how notorious al-Qaida operative who had unwittingly got away from CIA dragnet was tracked and executed in drone attack in Pakistan.
Labour Pledges to Hit Payday Lenders With Extra Taxes or Fees
Ed Miliband plans to impose a levy on payday loan companies if Labour wins general election in 2015
Obama Signs Bill to End US Shutdown as Republicans Admit Defeat
US Senate earlier agreed on last-minute deal to raise US debt ceiling and end deadlock.
UK Company Ad Spending Rate Grows at Fastest Pace in 13 Years
Growing optimism for Britain's economy boosts marketing budgets in third quarter
Financial Services Bosses Among Britain's Worst Leaders
New study shows that recession brought out the worst in the UK's financial managers
Foodbank Charity Trussell Trust Calls for 'Urgent' Inquiry into UK Poverty
Executive chairman Chris Mould says foodbank charity's figures should "wake-up" UK.
FX Fixing Scandal: FCA Confirms Investigation into £3tn Daily Industry
UK financial regulator confirms reports it is probing allegations of currency market manipulation.
Monsoons will keep the Indian Economy Afloat
Good monsoon rainfall and the revival of billions of dollars worth of delayed projects are expected to boost India's economic growth.
Royal Mail: CWU Backs Strike Action Over Privatisation
As Royal Mail shares are sold, union workers back walkout over job and working conditions concerns.
Empty Stomachs: A Tale of Two London Trussell Trust Food Banks
The Trussell Trust says it has seen 355,985 people receive emergency packets from the charity's food banks between April and September 2013.
China Social Gaming Firm Rekoo Plans European Expansion with London Tech City Shop
Rekoo is opening unit in London's Tech City with 10 staff.
Mis-Selling PPI Makes Barclays the Most Complained About British Bank
UK's Financial Conduct Authority publishes data on complaints and redress for the first half of 2013
BoE's Spencer Dale: Don't Overreact to UK Growth by Expecting Sudden Base Rate Hike
Bank of England Chief Economist cautions on markets making too much of better than expected UK GDP data.
Ireland to Enter Seventh Year of Painful Austerity but Bailout Exit on Horizon
Finance Minister Michael Noonan hails no international aid backstop in the 2014 Irish Budget
UK Youth Unemployment Falls as Economy 'Moves Out of the Slow Lane'
The ONS said there were 1,000 more 16 to 24 year olds in work over the last three months.
Bankers Face 'Global Health Crisis' as Working Conditions Worsen
Barclays' Hector Sants signed off for stress while Lloyds' António Horta-Osório took time off in the past.
European Markets Outside Italy Trade Lower on US Debt Default Fears
US lawmakers have less than 24 hours to raise the government's debt limit.
FX Fixing Scandal: Hong Kong Becomes First Asian Authority to Review Potential Currency Rigging
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority said it is speaking to banks over foreign exchange market manipulation allegations
Twitter Chooses NYSE After Nasdaq's Facebook Humiliation
Twitter shuns tech-friendly Nasdaq for flotation after Facebook IPO debacle.
Portugal to Slash Public Sector Wages and Pensions to Help Make €3bn in Cuts
Maria Luis Albuquerque says the economic plan is difficult but decisive.
Asian Markets Choppy as US Debt Ceiling Deadline Nears
US Senators to resume talks on 16 October.
Students Snub Banking Roles Following Lehman Brothers Collapse
Deloitte says the profession is still the second most popular career choice.
Royal Mail Shares: Vince Cable and Lazard Bankers to Face Parliamentary Inquiry Over IPO Price
A MP committee has summoned the UK business secretary and bankers to discuss shares after price soars 48%
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