India's Central Bank Unlikely to Cut Rates in July
Dismal exports and production data could thwart a policy rate cut by the RBI.
Unilever Looks to Sell Snack Brand Peperami
Unilever plans to sell its snack brand Peperami, a spicy snack made of pork.
Fitch Cuts France’s Top Credit Rating Citing Economic Uncertainty
Fitch cut France's long-term credit rating to AA+ from AAA, citing its uncertain economic outlook and the need for structural reform.
Asian Markets Weekly Review: Hang Seng Outshines Asian Indices
Concern surrounding Chinese growth will weigh on market sentiment next week.
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RBS Privatisation: George Osborne Appoints BlackRock as 'Bad Bank' Adviser
Risk specialist will assess merits of splitting off RBS's toxic assets.
City of London Finance Job Vacancies Slide in 2013
Morgan McKinley's London Employment Monitor reports 9% drop in finance vacancies in first half of this year
Rana Plaza Disaster Retailer Pact: Counting the Costs of India's Garment Industry
IBTimes UK takes a snapshot at the real cost of cheap clothing following the factory collapse in India
Vince Cable Pledges £500m Government Investment in UK Motor Industry
Coupled with extra £500m from industry, business secretary says money to be spent on developing engine technologies.
European Markets Outside Spain Open Higher
Wall Street Rally boosts most EU markets.
Banker Criminal Sanctions: Mitigating Recklessness or Unvarnished Revenge?
Law Society CEO says banker criminalisation satisfy the public craving for revenge but it won't improve banking standards
China Tipped to Miss Annual Economic Growth Target
Chinese Finance Minister Lou Jiwei says growth will slow down to 7%, below official target of 7.5%.
Portugal Political Crisis Prompts Bailout Review Delay
Government secures 'state of the economy' review respite as it tackles fractured political situation.
Asian Markets Mixed on Chinese Economic Growth Trajectory Concern
Markets await Chinese data on economic growth which is projected to be lower.
G4S and Serco Charged Whitehall Millions for Tagging Dead or Jailed Criminals
Justice minister Chris Grayling tells MPs G4S and Serco overcharged on tagging contracts by millions of pounds.
George Osborne: No New Property Bubble Despite Soaring UK House Prices
Chancellor George Osborne defends Help to Buy mortgage intervention against criticism it is creating new property bubble.
British Companies Hike Marketing Budgets on Rising Business Confidence
Net balance of British companies marketing budgets increase at fastest in six years
John Lewis Director Peter Ruis: Physical Stores are Integral Part of 'Omni-Channel' Shopping Experience
Brand and buying director Ruis was speaking at Samsung Retail Summit 2013.
China Grants $1.1bn Loan to Oil-Rich Nigeria
Chinese demand for crude oil produced in Nigeria is expected to rise tenfold to 200,000 barrels per day by 2015.
Rana Plaza Disaster Retailer Pact: Make it Global
Achilles' director says it's a real opportunity but the industry needs to get it right the first time
Business Confidence Bounces on UK Economy 'Green Shoots'
BDRC Continental survey of 500 UK firms shows rising number 'forging ahead'.
Australia's Unemployment Rate Hits Highest Level Since 2009
The adverse employment situation would be another concern for Kevin Rudd, who faces an election in the near term.
European Markets Rise on Fed Reserve Chairman Bernanke's QE Comment
Fed in no hurry to hike rates after unemployment rate threshold is reached.
European Union Overhauls Bank Bailout Rules
Troubled banks will need to present detailed restructuring plans to get rescue package.
Greek Workers to Strike as Government to Axe More Jobs and Increase Tax Collection
Workers will go on 24-hour strike as finance minister Yannis Stournaras confirms stricter enforcement of austerity plans.
Asian Markets outside Japan Rise on Bernanke's Comment
Markets rally on Fed chief's comment that there will be no immediate rate hike.
Bank of Japan Keeps Monetary Policy Unchanged
Japan’s central bank says country’s economy on road to recovery.
Schneiderman's Thomson Reuters Early Data Probe on 'Slippery Slope' over Martin Act
Finance lawyer Stuart Meissner warns New York attorney general of risk of targeting legitimate businesses.
Recession-Hit Italy's Industrial Output Barely Grows in May
Industrial production rose 0.1% from April.
Moody's Upgrades Outlook on 'Well-Capitalised' UK Banking Sector
Ratings agency upgrades UK banks to stable as profit and capital ratios continue to improve.
Egypt: Gulf Aid Provides Relief but Investment Case Remains Undesirable
ETX Capital's market strategist says $8bn aid calmed the markets but it hasn't changed the investment case
Barratt Developments' Profits Boosted by Help to Buy and Funding for Lending Schemes
Homebuilder says profit for 2012/13 full year would beat the top end of analysts' forecasts.
China's Alibaba Eyes Acquisitions on Potential $70bn IPO
Alibaba CEO says it will use IPO profits to finance acquisitions as it expands its mobile services
Abenomics Suffers Further Setback as Japan Consumer Confidence Deteriorates
Consumer confidence in Japan falls for first time in six months on slowing income growth and rising prices.
Egypt Morsi Coup: Gulf States Offer Interim President Adli Mansour $8bn in Aid
The United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia stump up billions in cash and fuel to support interim authorities
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