UK Shop Prices Decline Amid 'Widespread' Discounts on Non-Food Goods
UK overall shop price deflation at 0.5% in August, same as in July, according to the BRC.
Raghuram Rajan Takes over as Chief of India's Central Bank
Rajan, who was earlier with IMF, takes over amid India's falling rupee and slow growth.
UK Workers Take Home £30 Less a Week Since Financial Crisis
TUC research shows an average 6.3% fall in real terms pay for those working 40 hours a week.
Pierre Wauthier Suicide: Why did Josef Ackermann Resign from Zurich?
Late Zurich CFO Pierre Wauthier left suicide note referencing fraught relationship with boss.
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Wonga, a leader in the heavily criticised payday lending market, sees profit soar 36%.
GlaxoSmithKline Bribery Scandal: China Police Accuse Company of Organising Corruption [VIDEO]
Graft investigators point finger at GSK's China HQ rather than individual salespeople.
OECD: Fragile Eurozone and Fed QE Taper Threaten Emerging Recovery [VIDEO]
OECD expects growth in major advanced economies to build further in second half, but warns of major risks.
Spain Unemployment Edges Down amid Rising Hopes for Economic Recovery
Unemployment has fallen by 149,940 people in first eight months of 2013, according to Spain's Labour Ministry.
TUC: UK Recovery Languishing 'Way Behind Schedule'
Economic recovery weak because of three years of Osborne austerity, says TUC.
Breaking the Glass Ceiling: Financial Ombudsman Natalie Ceeney: I'm the Only Woman at Events Not Serving Drinks [VIDEO]
Ceeney says women are being prevented from top-level financial posts.
European Markets Outside France Open Higher on Upbeat Europe and China Data
Market participants to track UK construction PMI and Spanish unemployment data today.
'New Dawn Breaking' for UK Construction Firms as August Output Soars
Markit PMI survey for UK construction sector shows sharpest rise in output for almost six years.
China Set to Achieve Full-Year Growth Targets as Services Sector Expands Again
Premier Li Keqiang says China on track amid further expansion in services and manufacturing.
Asian Markets Gain on Positive Europe and China Manufacturing Data
Upbeat factory activity data raises hopes of a quicker global economic recovery.
UK Retail Sales Leap Again as Recovery Builds
Retail sales rose 3.6% year-on-year in August compared to 3.9% growth in July.
Vodafone and Verizon Communications Agree $130bn Deal Over Verizon Wireless
Vodafone shakes hands with Verizon Communications to sell its 45% stake in the US joint venture.
George Osborne Family Firm Profits from British Diplomat Spending
Foreign Office spending on procurement cards for diplomats comes hits £40m over three years.
EU Referendum: Goldman Sachs Bosses Warn Banks Will Flee London if UK Quits Single Market
Michael Sherwood and Richard Gnodde, co-chief executives of Goldman Sachs International, speak out ahead of EU referendum.
G20 Russia Summit: Brics Leaders to Discuss Progress of Proposed Development Bank
Issues such as funding and management of the planned bank need to be resolved.
Pierre Wauthier Suicide: Josef Ackermann Quit Zurich as Widow Planned to Read Final Letter at Funeral
Reports in Swiss media suggest Wauthier's fraught relationship with Ackermann exposed in suicide note.
India Crisis: Analysts Warn GDP Growth Could Slow Further
HSBC, JPMorgan, BNP Paribas, Morgan Stanley and Nomura cut India GDP forecasts.
Eurozone Manufacturing Sector in 'Broad-Based' Recovery
Markit Eurozone manufacturing PMI rises to 26-month high at 51.4 in August.
Bank Lending 'Broadly Flat' Despite BoE Funding for Lending Scheme
Figures released by the Bank of England shows a slight £1.6bn net lending increase.
Factories 'Booming Again' as UK Manufacturing Output Leaps to 19-Year High
Powerful Markit manufacturing PMI data adds weight to view UK economy is finally recovering.
India's Evening Fuel Pump Closure Proposal 'Preposterous' and 'Ill-Advised'
Oil minister Veerappa Moily suggests closing fuel pumps at night to cut oil import bills.
European Markets Rise over Delay in US Action against Syria [VIDEO]
US military strikes to take place only when Congress approves the action.
Vodafone in 'Advanced Discussions' over $130bn Verizon Wireless Deal [VIDEO]
UK mobile phone giant in talks to sell 45% stake to joint venture partner Verizon Communications.
Asian Markets Mixed Despite Positive China Manufacturing Data
US President Barack Obama's decision to defer military strikes against Syria provide momentary relief.
UK House Prices Continue to Rise as Demand Spirals
Home prices increased by 0.4% in August from the previous month, according to Hometrack.
China Manufacturing Recovers on Stimulus Measures [VIDEO]
HSBC manufacturing PMI rises to 50.1 in August from 47.7 in July.
Banks Attempt to Put a Price on Nature
Companies that destroy 'natural capital' could be fined or branded loan risks.
British Financial Institutions Repay Billions Lost in Icelandic Banking Collapse
UK banks begin repayment of £1.089 billion lent to them by government to cover lost UK customer deposits.
Asian Markets Weekly Review: Kospi Outshines Regional Indices
Stock and commodity markets volatile over possible US strike on Syria.
Gold Prices Rise as US Prepares to Attack Syria
Gold remains safe investment hedge in times of economic uncertainty.
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