US Debt Ceiling Row Pulls Down European Markets
US politicians have until 30 September to decide on how to fund the American government.
Daily Mail & General Trust Revenue Rises on Rocketing MailOnline Stats
Websites, mainly MailOnline, rack up 45% more advertising but London Olympics hurt year-on-year comparisons.
Edward Snowden NSA Scandal: Agency Creates New Post to Check Civil Rights and Privacy Violations
NSA seeks out a 'Civil Liberties & Privacy Officer', who will advise director Keith Alexander on civil rights issues.
US Debt Ceiling and Fed Reserve Stimulus Concerns Weigh on Asian Stocks
US Politicians have until 30 September to decide on how to fund the American government.
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Britain's Punch Taverns Hit by 23% Pre-tax Profit Plunge
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NY Attorney General Eric Schneiderman Fines 19 SEO and Marketing Companies for Fake Google and Yelp Reviews in Yoghurt Shop Sting
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Libor Fixing Scandal: Credit Unions Take Aim at JPMorgan, UBS and Credit Suisse
National Credit Union Administration sues 13 banks over Libor fallout.
Labour Party Conference: Ed Miliband Pledges to Freeze Energy Prices until 2017
Labour leader says energy companies have been overcharging British consumers for too long.
Britain's Property Transactions Edge Towards 100,000 as Mortgage Borrowing Grows
The number of residential property transactions increased by 0.4% between July and August.
German Business Sentiment Grows for Fifth Consecutive Month
Ifo business climate index adds momentum to Angela Merkel's election victory
Airbus: Global Airlines Would Require $4.4tn of Aircraft in 20 Years
Future journeys especially to and from emerging markets will increasingly rely on aviation, according to Airbus.
Traders Expect Another European Central Bank LTRO Stimulus Round
Poll shows traders are convinced sovereign debt crisis is not over as they expect further ECB support
Britain's Big Four Supermarkets Sainsbury's, Tesco, Asda, Morrisons Feel Pressure from Smaller Competitors
Edward Garner says price match promotions mean cost is less of a differentiator.
British Retailers Shutting 18 Shops a Day, Says PwC
Clothing, furniture, photography and shoe stores among hardest hit in high street clearout.
UK Mortgage Borrowing Hits £9.3bn as Credit Card Popularity Grows
BBA's David Dooks says the figures suggest that consumer confidence is growing.
Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill: BP Seeks Payment Settlement Halt for Third Time
Latest move comes after Freeh's report found issues in claims programme.
Bank of England's Ben Broadbent Justifies Rate Hike Link to Labour Market
Forward guidance is the right solution for the UK economy, says MPC member.
GSK Whistleblower Attorney: China's Pharmaceutical Bribery Scandal is 'Tip of the Iceberg' [VIDEO]
Reuben Guttman warns that GlaxoSmithKline repercussions will hit US.
European Markets Open Higher Despite Puzzling Fed Comments
Market players unsure about the future of the Fed's 'easy-money' policies.
NCUA Sues Barclays, RBS and 7 Other Banks Over US Mortgage-Backed Securities Sales
National Credit Union Administration also sues JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley, and Credit Suisse
Citi Scraps 1,000 Jobs Across its US Mortgage Unit
The cuts come as higher interest rates lower demand for new loans and refinancing.
Asian Markets Outside India Trade Lower on US Fed Tapering Ambiguity
Statements by Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke and other officials fuels uncertainty.
China Liberalisation: Shanghai Free-Trade Zone to Allow Facebook, Twitter and Other Blocked Sites
Facebook, Twitter and few other websites were blocked in China due to security and political reasons.
London Whale Scandal: Ex-JPMorgan Traders Javier Martin-Artajo and Julien Grout Try to Shift Blame on Bruno Iksil
Former traders are pointing their fingers at the trader responsible for the massive losses in their defence strategy.
Edward Snowden NSA Scandal: US Spy Agency 'Tapped' Indian Companies and Politicians
Prism 'intercepted' communications of space and commercial establishments.
Angela Merkel: The Most Important Woman in Europe
IBTimes assesses what Germans and the outside world can expect of Angela Merkel over the next four years.
Rents Soar to 11-Year High Despite House Price Dip
UK tenant demand is strong with tenant registrations up 2%.
Labour Party Conference: OBR Questions Ed Balls' Pledge for Independent Spending Review
Shadow chancellor promises revolutionary costing of Labour manifesto.
Labour Party Conference: Ed Balls Unveils Compulsory Jobs Guarantee Paid by Bankers' Bonus Tax
Shadow chancellor adds that Labour would reintroduce 10p starting rate of tax.
Rana Plaza Disaster Fallout: Bangladesh Garment Industry Suffers from Workers' Protest Over Pay Dispute
Workers want to get their monthly wage raised to $100 from $38.
SMEs in Crisis: 40% of Financing Applications Rejected
Despite the level of public and political attention on the shortage of finance, SMEs struggle to grow
Ernst & Young to Hire 3,700 Workers as Labour Market Improves
Steve Varley says firm seeing 'huge reduction' in businesses looking to cut costs.
Centrica Axes £1.5bn Gas Storage Plants on Weak British Economy
Concerns about UK energy supply still relevant with gas storage loss
Labour Party Conference: Ed Balls Pledges Free Childcare Boost to 25 Hours for Working Parents
Cost of policy will be met through an increase in the government's bank levy to £800m.
Eurozone Business Activity Expands at Fastest Pace in 27 Months
Business activity also expanded in France and Germany, Eurozone's largest economies.
French Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault: New Carbon Tax Will Raise €4bn
Ayrault says there will be no impact on the nation's households next year from the levy.
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First American Pope Leo XIV is Not a Fan of Trump's Administration: 'Do You Not See the Suffering?'
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