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Budget airline fires senior pilot for his "defamatory contributions" and is preparing legal action against him
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Egypt Morsi Crackdown: Expect Severe Financial Market Deterioration Through To 2014
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July Heatwave Warms UK Retail Sales for Summer
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JPMorgan 'London Whale' Loss Reveals a Banking System of Encouraging People to Do 'Bad Things'
Cass Business School Professor says loss was generated from a series of people trying to preserve power base
Cisco Systems Cuts 4,000 Jobs Despite Q4 Profits
Despite $10bn profit in its 2013 fiscal year, Cisco Systems blames weak global recovery.
Skyfall, Les Miserables and Iron Man 3 Boost Cineworld Profits by 24%
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Rising Asian Wages Threatens 'End of Cheap Rice' but Could Ignite Africa's Farmers
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London Whale: Ex-JPMorgan Chiefs Ina Drew and Achilles Macris unlikely to Face Charges [VIDEO]
Bruno Iksil scandal results in fraud charges against Javier Martin-Artajo and Julien Grout.
Harsh Capital Controls Push Cyprus Deeper into Recession
Cyprus's ailing economy contracts 1.4% in the April to June quarter.
China's Short-Term Borrowing Rates Rise on Central Bank's Higher Guidance
China aims at loosening short-term rates, while tightening long-term rates in order to curb speculation and higher lending.
Telekom Austria and KPN International to Form a 'Backbone' Network
The joint venture will combine their infrastructure to expand their presence across Europe.
London Whale: US Charges Javier Martin-Artajo and Julien Grout but not Bruno Iksil over JPMorgan Loss
Iksil avoids criminal charges after losing JPM $6.2bn but former colleagues face prosecution.
Fonterra Managing Director Gary Romano Resigns Following Tainted-Milk Scare
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China to Launch Another Bribery Probe into Pharmaceutical Sector
France's Sanofi and Britain's GlaxoSmithKline are among foreign firms who were accused of bribery in China
RBS 'Bad Bank' Split Costs Exceed Benefits of Privatisation
Fitch ratings agency says the transfer of bad assets into a state-run bank will exceed the benefits
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Bank of England Governor Mark Carney Wins Near Unanimous MPC Backing for Forward Guidance
Only one MPC member voted against unemployment-linked forward guidance though he accepted the general principle.
Eurozone Exits Its Longest Recession in History [VIDEO]
The 17-nation bloc stepped out of the recession at a faster-than-expected pace
UK Long-Term Unemployment Rises Again
Long-term unemployment lifts in second quarter but July claimant count drops.
Asian Markets Choppy on Renewed Fed Reserve QE Fears
US retail sales rise 0.5% in July, sparking Fed QE taper fears.
European Markets Mixed Ahead of Eurozone GDP Data
Wednesday's data shows that France exits recession while Germany beats economic growth forecasts
Balfour Beatty Profit Plunges 70% on Weak UK and Australia Markets
Despite H1 profit drop British infrastructure and services giant Balfour Beatty says on course for 2013 market expectations.
France Wades Out of Shallow Recession
France follows in Germany's footsteps and beats analysts' expectations by growing 0.5%
Barclays' Finance Director Chris Lucas Steps Down Early on Ill Health
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Germany Beats Forecasts with Strongest Growth in a Year
Europe’s largest economy beat analysts' expectations and grew by 0.7%.
Eurozone on Edge of Exiting Recession
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