US Shutdown: President Obama Offered Olive Branch By US Republicans In Debt Ceiling Offer
Negotiations could begin soon to end the political stalemate in Washington D.C.
Waterstones: The Final Chapter?
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Mental Health: Europe's Biggest Firms Join Forces to Tackle Costly Workplace Depression
Target Depression in the Workplace initiative sees top executives from likes of Barclays and Unilever come together.
US Shutdown: Global Stocks and Dollar Gain on Breakthrough Optimism
President Barack Obama is due to meet Republicans on 10 October.
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Mobile security specialists Lookout has secured £35 million in funding from Deutsche Telekom, Qualcomm and Peter Thiel's Mitril fund.
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang: China Growth Can Exceed 7.5% in First Nine Months
China's statistics office will release third quarter growth data on 18 October.
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China Beats US as World's Largest Oil Importer
China's net oil imports increased to 6.3 billion barrels per day, according to US Energy Information Administration (EIA).
Serbia's Investment Agency Urges Investors to Shrug Off Past Political Issues [VIDEO]
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RBS: No Formal Plan to Sell £3bn West Register Residential Property Assets
Reports suggested RBS would float a real estate investment trust using West Reigster assets, but bank denies plan.
Greek Youth Unemployment Hits 55% as Labour Market Buckles
The country's data service Elstat says the total amount of jobless Greek people reached 27.6% in July.
World Bank Arm IFC to Raise $1bn from Rupee Bonds for India's Private Sector
The International Finance Corporation's rupee-bond programme is aimed to boost India economy confidence
ECB Chief Mario Draghi Silences US Critics Over Euro Survival
Draghi delivers rousing speech over the eurozone's 'success'
Arsenal's Jenkinson Keen to Push Walker for England Starting Berth
Carl Jenkinson is hoping to catch the eye of Roy Hodgson while representing England at Under-21 level.
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European Markets Rise on Fed Reserve Janet Yellen Nomination
Yellen expected to win Senate confirmation "by a wide margin".
Fed Reserve Chair Nominated Janet Yellen Declares She Will Focus On Job Creation
Yellen expected to continue Ben Bernanke's asset buying programme and be a safe pair of hands
Help to Buy: Santander Signs Up to UK Government's Mortgage Guarantee
Santander chief executive Ana Botin confirms bank will use controversial Help to Buy guarantee.
Asian Markets Outside Japan Trade Lower As Investors Track US Talks
President Barack Obama to meet Republicans to break the ongoing political impasse.
British Government Tries to Quell Public Anger Over SSE 8.2% Energy Bill Hike
Edward Davey, Energy and Climate Change Secretary attempts to abate anger after SSE partly blamed government for rise
Libyan PM Ali Zeidan Kidnapping: Oil Nears $110 Per Barrel
Armed men seized Ali Zeidan from a hotel in the Libyan capital Tripoli
E. Pihl & Søn's Bankruptcy Opens Up FDI Opportunities in Danish Public Contracts
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US Government Shutdown: Treasury and Fed Prepare for Possible Debt Default
Officials still said that there was no way to avoid an eventual default if debt limit is not raised.
British Energy Giant SSE to Hike Energy Prices in November
SSE originally pledged not to raise prices again before Autumn 2014 at the earliest
Royal Mail Privatisation Flooded With 700,000 Stock Applications
Appetite from retail buyers is strong as wealthy investors are tipped to be snubbed in the stock sale
Royal Mail Eyes Job Cuts After Privatisation
In written evidence submitted to the Business Select Committee, Royal Mail warns MPs of employing fewer people.
US Slashes Military Aid to Egypt as Morsi Prepares to Undergo Trial
US postpones delivery of F16 fighter jets and will not supply M1A1 tank kits, Harpoon missiles and Apache helicopters.
Legal & General Overhauls Health Policies and Procedures for 7,500 UK Employees
Legal & General has made raft of changes to improve workplace wellbeing
Emerging Market Output Growth Flatlines in September
CEE manufacturers more confident than those in China, India and Brazil.
World Cup 2014: England Failure to Qualify Would Cost UK Economy Billions
Roy Hodgson's England side has two games to win to secure its place at the 2014 World Cup in Rio di Janeiro
Indian IT Firms Seek Business Expansion Opportunities in Europe
Companies are afraid of possible immigration law overhaul in US that can drive up costs.
China to Triple Registered Capital Requirements for Foreign Banks
China Banking and Regulatory Commission (CBRC) plans to more than triple minimum registered capital requirement of foreign firms.
Bank of England Credit Conditions Survey: UK Chancellor George Osborne's Help to Buy is Working
Supply and demand for household credit is up across the board shows third quarter results
Toy Story, Finding Nemo and UP Maker Disney Pixar to Close Canadian Office
100 workers will lose their jobs due to the move.
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