Cyprus Crisis: Stock Exchange, Banks Closed as Parliament Debates Depositor Tax
Eurogroup statement puts ball in President Nicos Anastasiades' court ahead of key vote.
Sainsburys Shrugs off Horsemeat Scandal with Solid Fourth Quarter Sales
Britain's No 4 retailer is only major grocery chain to gain market share amid tainted meat scandal.
India Cuts Key Interest Rate to 7.5%, Second Time in 2013 to Revive Growth
India's central bank has lowered the interest rates as expected by economists and the finance ministry.
China Jan-Feb FDI Inflow Down 1.35% at $17.5 Billion
FDI inflow from European Union rises 34 percent but those from US and Asia drop.
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British Expats Outraged Over Deposit Tax
Britons living in Cyprus were outraged on Sunday by Cypriot government's plans to impose a levy on bank deposits, some saying they would withdraw their savings as soon as possible.
Cyprus' Lawmakers Plan Depositor Tax Debate As Markets Tumble
Eurozone rescue package for Cyprus calls for unprecedented €5.8bn levy on savers.
China Overtakes UK as Fifth-Largest Arms Exporter
China's arms exports surge 162 percent between 2008 and 2012 from previous five-year period, says SIPRI.
High Street Footfall Rises as Consumers Shun Shopping Centres - BRC
The UK high streets enjoy strongest growth since December 2011 while shopping centres suffer decline in footfall.
China Feb New Home Prices Climb Fuelling Policy Speculations
New home prices in 62 of 70 Chinese cities increase as government seeks to cool the sector.
London Home Prices Surge as Sterling Weakness Drive Demand from Foreign Buyers - Rightmove
Property asking prices rise 1.7% nationally, indicating revival of the UK housing market.
Osborne's Budget 2013: We Must Energise the 'Wealth Creators'
Chancellor insists there can be no let-up on spending cuts if the UK is to avoid a European-style debt crisis.
Top Six Best Airports in the World: Moscow and Mexico Steal Top Honours [SLIDESHOW]
Airport Council International (ACI) announces list of top airports in the world
Cyprus Postpones Parliament Session on Savings Levy
Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiades, whose party does not have a majority in parliament, says deal necessary to avert chaotic bankruptcy.
Cypriots Hit by 10% Savings Tax to Pay for EU Bailout Deal
Run on banks feared as account holders react with shock to £13bn deal.
Eurozone and IMF Agree on €10 Billion Bailout for Cyprus
The deal requires Cyprus to trim deficit, shrink banking sector and increase taxes.
Osborne's Budget 2013: No Fireworks as Plan A Stays but BoE Mandate May Change
Analysts say deficit reduction still Chancellor George Osborne's main aim ahead of 2013 Budget.
Sterling Surge Before Mervyn King Interview Raises Insider Trading Questions
Pound sees biggest jump since July before broadcast of ITV interview with Bank of England governor that warns recent fall has gone too far.
Singapore February Home Sales Plunge 65% on Cooling Measures
Singapore government introduces five to seven percent hike in stamp duty for house buyers to cool the sector .
UK Home Rental Costs Down 0.1% in February
Increased availability of mortgages have triggered more home purchases recently.
EU Summit: Italy and France Seek Flexible Budget Rules
The European Union Summit have debated the issues of jobs, growth and spending cuts in the region.
Japan's Parliament Approves Haruhiko Kuroda as BoJ Governor
Japan's upper and lower houses approve former ADB chief Haruhiko Kuroda as the next Bank of Japan chief.
Trinity Mirror Shares Tumble on Phone Hacking Arrests and 2012 Profit Slump
Operation Weeting detectives arrest four Trinity Mirror editors as publisher announces poor 2012 results.
Lloyds Cuts 550 Jobs Across Seven Divisions Amid 'Strategic Review'
Lloyds Banking Group’s job cuts are in line with CEO Antonio Horta-Osorio's strategy to slash headcount by 15,000 by 2014.
Ed Miliband: British Business Needs Regional Banks
Labour leader Ed Miliband uses British Chambers of Commerce speech to make regional banking promise.
UBS Pays CHF2.5bn in Bonuses - Equal to 2012 Net Loss
Swiss bank reduces bonus pool by 7% on 2011 but still pays out sums equivalent to net loss for 2012.
Property Deals Seen at Pre-Financial Crisis Levels in 2013 - Cushman & Wakefield
Global property deals to top $1tn in 2013 on improved confidence and increased sovereign wealth fund interest.
Budget 2013: UK Exports to EU Grow 14% in January
Fresh HM Revenues & Customs data also shows trade deficit between UK and EU narrowing at start of economy's first quarter.
Biofuels Market Growth Stifled by Oil and Gas Industry Infighting and Lack of EU Support
World's key biofuels and renewables leaders debate challenges industry faces.
India's Wholesale Price Inflation Rises to 6.84% in February
India's wholesale price index beats analysts' expectations and rises to 6.84% in February. .
William Morrison's Profits Fall After 'Disappointing' Christmas Sales
Retailer in technology and licensing talks with Ocado on plans to launch online offering in 2014.
Australian Jobs Rise at Record Rate Denting Policy Easing Hopes
Australia adds 71,500 jobs in February, the most since 2000, while unemployment rate remained at 5.4%.
Japan's Revised Industrial Output up 0.3% in January
Japan's industrial output rises 0.3% in January as against initial reading of 1% gain, shows revised data.
New Zealand Keeps Benchmark Rate Unchanged at 2.5%
New Zealand's labour market remains weak despite expansion in demand and output, leading to uneven economic economy.
Bank of Korea Leaves Interest Rate Unchanged as Government Considers Stimulus Measures
South Korea's economy faces downside risks as it struggles with the external market conditions and yen's weakness.
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