China's Manufacturing Sector Grows at Fastest Pace in Six Months as Exports Reverse Course
HSBC flash manufacturing PMI increases to 51.2 in September as exports witness expansion after six months.
Sudan Holds German Business Conference Despite President Omar Hassan al-Bashi War Crimes and Genocide Indictments
ICC has indicted the President for genocide as al-Bashi threatens to turn-up for UN General Assembly meeting
Ed Miliband's National Minimum Wage Pledge 'Pointless Because of Understaffed HMRC'
Accountant Richard Murphy says Labour should rethink NMW pledge to commit more resources to enforcement.
European Markets Down After Angela Merkel's Historic German Election Victory
Merkel's centre-right coalition may partner with centre-left SDP to form a government.
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Edward Snowden NSA Scandal: 'Agency Might Have Accessed Domestic Networks of Indian Carriers'
Data sweeping collected 6.2 billion bits of metadata from Indian carriers in a month.
Singapore Enforces Stricter Company Hiring Process for Foreign Workers
Government rules that companies will only allowed to open up jobs for foreign candidates after two weeks
Libor Fixing Scandal: British Broker Icap on Edge of $100m Settlement
WSJ says one of world's largest brokers is close to civil probe settlement related to rate manipulation.
Asian Markets Weekly Review: Stocks Log Strongest Weekly Gain Since April After Fed Stimulus Surprise
Typhoon Usagi, moving towards Hong Kong, could hit trade on 23 October.
Defusing of Middle East Tensions Pulls Down Oil Prices
Ebbing of Syria war fears and ending of Libya oil strike boost supplies.
Gold Prices Pare Gains on Hint US Fed May Taper in October
After strongest weekly gain in over a month, gold prices dip.
Revised Employment Tribunal Rules Unjust, Argue Claimants' Lawyers
Revised rules for lodging work-related complaints make claimants pay upfront in effort to save taxpayer money.
ECB Tipped to Pick Oliver Wyman to Aid Bank Asset Review
Leading US consultants likely to review Europe's biggest banks
Chancellor George Osborne's Help to Buy: Are Fears Over UK House Price Bubble Overblown?
Some fear the scheme will blow another house price bubble, but is there slack in the property market?
India's Central Bank Raises Benchmark Rate as Raghuram Rajan Shifts Focus to Inflation
India's inflation rose to 6-month high at 6.1% in August.
Food Parcels in Aberdeen to Rocket to 10,000 a Month
Jenny Taylor says the organisation is currently giving out up to 1,000 food bags per month.
Malaysia's Ringgit Logs Biggest Advance in 15 Years After Fed Stimulus Surprise
The currency gains 4% on the US Dollar in the five days to 20 September.
Barclays Bank £1.3m KVM Switch Robbery: 'Banks Weak on Physical Security in Cybercrime Fight' [VIDEO]
Salamanca Group's cybercrime expert Heyrick Bond Gunning says fighting hacking is pointless if 'you leave your front door open'.
Air France to Axe 2,800 Jobs to Cut Costs
The move is part of the employer's Transform 2015 restructuring programme.
Bank of England's David Miles Turns Bullish on UK Economy
Dovish MPC member David Miles sees positive signs for economic recovery.
Rate Fixing Scandal: US Regulator CFTC Pledges Support for Britain's Libor Reforms
US Commodity Futures Trading Commission chairman wants reforms made at global level.
Accenture's Jill Huntley: Youth Entrepreneurship Radically Changes Disadvantaged Young People's Lives
Consultancy and outsourcing giant Accenture uses its Skills to Succeed programme to encourage young entrepreneurs.
YBI's Andrew Devenport: Young Entrepreneurs Can Help Solve Youth Unemployment Crisis
Youth Business International works with young people across the globe to foster entrepreneurship.
Ifs ProShare: Lobby Group Backs Ed Balls' Call to Ban Shares for Rights
Employee share ownership group ifs ProShare blasts government for introducing policy.
RBS Raises £630m in Direct Line Sales
Latest sale leaves RBS on track to sell out Direct Line shares by the end of 2014
Foxtons Shares Rocket on IPO as UK Housing Market Optimism Grips Investors
Foxtons valued at £649m in flotation after selling 60% of stock at top-end of price estimate.
European Markets Outside Italy Open Lower on US Debt Ceiling Concerns
US Treasury expected to hit its $16.7tn borrowing ceiling around mid-October.
Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill: BP Sues US State Over Cleanup of 'Orphan Anchors'
BP also cancelled contracts to build bespoke extension to its Mad Dog oil project in Gulf of Mexico
Sir Richard Lambert Heads New UK Banking Standards Body
Ex-CBI and Bank of England man Lambert to develop and chair new standards body recommended by parliament.
Barclays Bank £1.3m Robbery: Eight Men Held over Computer Theft [VIDEO]
Police arrest a gang who allegedly took control of a Barclays Bank computer
Asian Markets on Track For Biggest Three-Week Gain in Two Years
Rate hike in India weighs on regional investor sentiment in the short term.
USIS Checked Background of Washington Shooter Aaron Alexis and Edward Snowden
Security services company admits it had vetted navy yard gunman.
JPMorgan to Pay $300m in Debt Collection Refunds
JPM also ordered to pay nearly $1bn in fines related to the London Whale scandal legal losses
UK Wages Decline: Workers Living 'Paycheque to Paycheque'
Richard Exell says people are living through the longest real wage squeeze in over a century.
London Whale: JPMorgan Fined Almost $1bn Over Trading Scandal
UK regulator slaps JPMorgan with hefty fine over London Whale scandal, while US watchdogs add $700m to the total penalty.
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