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IFS research shows over-60s only group to see incomes rise since financial crisis-induced recession.
Japan's Shinzo Abe Banks on Upper House Win to Launch Economy Reforms
Japan PM wants to cut corporate taxes and liberalise labour market and farming sector.
European Markets Open Higher on Positive Handover From Asia and US Data
Better than expected US jobs and retail sales figures boost markets.
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US job and retail figures help end losing streak on Wall Street and Asian markets.
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European Markets Open Lower on Weak Asian Cues and Fed Jitters
With no positive economic data, most European indices decline in early trade.
Nikkei Nosedves as Asian Stocks Hit Fresh 2013 Lows
Uncertainty over US bond purchases continues to cloud markets.
Australia Witnesses Surprise Fall in Jobless Rate on Increased Part-Time Jobs
Seasonally-adjusted unemployment rate declined to 5.5% in May from revised 5.6% in April.
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Stephen Hester announces his decision to resign as chief executive of RBS after five years.
Aussie Dollar Rebounds from 3 Year Lows
The Australian dollar bounces back but Malaysian Ringgit, Indian rupee and Japanese Yen remain weak
UK Urged to Seize Rare Growth Potential In Renewable Sector
RenewableUK and the Crown Estate have suggested UK to grab the "once in a generation" chance to attract major companies to create employment through offshore wind energy sector.
FX Fixing Scandal: UK Regulator FCA in Talks Over Currency Rigging Investigation
The Financial Conduct Authority tells IBTimes UK that it is aware of the claims and is debating whether to launch a probe
Market Fixing Scandal: World's Largest Banks Rigging Currency Rates
Traders at world's biggest banks rig foreign exchange rates for huge profits in echo of Libor fixing scandal.
Eurozone Reports Unexpected Rise in April Factory Output
Industrial production grew 0.4% in April, following a 0.9% jump in March, 2013.
India's Industrial Production Growth Eases Amid Fears Over Economic Strength
Indian industrial output expanded 2.0% on year in April, compared to revised 3.4% growth in March.
Confessions of an Entrepreneur: From Expelled Pupil to Multi-Millionaire Dragons' Den Contender
Essex tycoon Simon Dolan talks about his journey from expelled pupil to owning a £100m business empire
UK Long-Term Unemployment Creeps up Amid Government Work Programme Criticism
ONS figures show long-term unemployment rose in February to April as critics brand government's Work Programme "extremely poor".
Japan Machinery Orders Fall As Businesses Remain Stringent
Japan's core machinery orders fell 8.8% on month in April, compared with a 14.2% increase in the previous month.
Jamie Dimon: 'JPMorgan Hid Nothing from Regulators over London Whale Losses'
JPMorgan chief executive and chairman Jamie Dimon hits back at claims bank did not give regulators full disclosure over London Whale crisis.
European Markets Follow Asian Peers And Open Lower on Fed Fears
Investors tracking raft of economic data against background of Fed fears.
Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiades Slams IMF and EU Bailout Conditions
Anastasiades criticises the lack of support for lenders when compared to its neighbour Greece
Wages Dragged down by Welfare Cuts and Non-Unionised Workers
Slashed benefits keeping single parents and older workers in labour market and increasing competition, says IFS.
Australian Consumer Confidence Rebounds in June Amid Concerns About The Economy
RBA's decision to keep the cash rate unchanged at 2.75% boosted consumer confidence.
Greece Shuts State-Owned Broadcaster ERT [VIDEO]
Athens has to cut 15,000 public jobs by end of 2014 as part of bailout requirements.
Asian Markets Open Lower While Nikkei Slumps on BoJ Letdown, Fed Fears
Mainland Chinese and Hong Kong markets were closed for the Dragon Boat Festival.
Recovery on Horizon as Economy Boosted 0.6% by Service Sector
NIESR's monthly GDP estimate shows economy rising again suggesting recovery has finally started.
ECB on Trial: 48% of Germans against Bond Buying Scheme
Forsa poll shows nearly half of German population want to block Outright Monetary Transactions scheme.
Charts in Focus: Regional Breakdown of UK Wage Plunge Since Financial Crisis
TUC analysis shows North West bears worst wage decline from 2007 to 2012.
UK Industrial Production Up for Third Consecutive Month on Mining Activity Boost
UK industrial output rises 0.1% from March, as manufacturing declines by 0.2%
ECB Faces German Court over ‘Illegal’ Bond Buying Programme Charges
European Central Bank denies charges it is bailing out eurozone members via the back door.
UK Wages Slashed by £52bn since Financial Crisis
Britain's total pay packet is shrinking amid underemployment, welfare slashes and inflation.
Mis-Selling PPI Scandal: Lloyds' Staff 'Encouraged to Play the System'
Staff told undercover reporter that they were also told to ignore possible fraud by the bank's salesmen
European Businesses 'Not Prepared For Anonymous-Style Cyber Crime'
Insurer Marsh finds European risk managers not taking enough action against cyber attacks
European Markets Open Lower Ahead of ECB Trial in Germany
German court to look into legality of ECB bond purchases.
UK Unemployment: University Policy Should Be Driven By Meritocracy, Not Equality
Ian Silvera says Britain's higher education commodification undermines British academia
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