UK steel crisis: Caparo shuts 4 units resulting in 452 job losses
Units closed are Fairbright Wire, Caparo Tubes Tredegar, Caparo Atlas Fastenings and Caparo Forging Europe in Dudley and Hartlepool.
VW scandal: Troubled German carmaker recalls 60,000 Porsche Macans as 'precautionary measure'
Low-pressure fuel-line inside the engine compartment was reason for recall.
Today is official day that Britons begin their Christmas shopping
Today is official day that Britons begin their Christmas shopping.
China: One child policy reversal hits condom manufacturers but nappy and stroller makers profit
Policy, introduced in 1979, will be lifted and limit set at two children per couple.
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Eurozone inflation returns to 0% and makes the case for Mario Draghi QE programme increase
Low oil prices weighed down the inflation rate, with energy prices falling around 8.7%.
Most Asian markets down as Bank of Japan leaves monetary stimulus programme unchanged
Nikkei 225 alone was up 0.78% while stocks in mainland China were flat.
London facing housing bubble risk, cautions UBS
London is now the second least affordable of the 15 urban cities according to a study by UBS.
Melanie Richards: KPMG vice-chair urges realism about board gender targets
EXCLUSIVE: Richards tells IBTimes UK about the 30% Club's progress in getting more women on boards.
North Korea: Black economy swelling disposable incomes
Black market behind North Korea's flourishing economy.
Women on boards: Lord Davies says quotas are dead and introduces new 33% target by 2020
Davies said that there has been a great cooperation across the board between businesses and the government.
UK house prices: Brits have to pay average of £197,000 for a new property says Nationwide
Lender says house prices will depend on building activity keeping pace with increasing demand.
Asian markets see mixed response as Fed leaves rates unchanged
The Fed, which has not increased rates since 2006, pegged its target range between 0-0.25% in December.
Shell profits plummet to well below expectations as shareholders see loss of £4.9bn
Royal Dutch Shell is dealing with low oil prices.
US: Fed keeps interest rates at record-low, leaving door open to December hike
Federal Open Market Committee votes 9-1 to keep interest rates at its current near-zero levels.
UK is the sixth easiest place to set up a business according to the World Bank
Some 188 countries are rated in the list compiled by the World Bank.
Halloween: UK's biggest costume shop Angels Fancy Dress braced for scary shopping frenzy
Director Emma Angel tells IBTimes UK her shop is employing security to deal with the queues.
EU referendum: UK voters do not feel European but will not back a Brexit
The What UK Thinks: EU research comes ahead of David Cameron's warning about leaving the EU.
China's propaganda machine Xinhua proclaim five-year plan in trippy video
China's news agency release naff video aimed at foreigners.
Bitcoin price passes $300 after surge in wake of Europe VAT ruling
Bitcoin reached its highest price since July, rising $40 since ECJ VAT ruling.
Asian markets barring Japan trade lower ahead of Fed policy meeting
Nikkei 225 edges up on expectations of stimulus measures from Bank of Japan.
UK economy: Growth slows as GDP up by only 0.5% due to sluggish production output
In bad news for George Osborne the economy could not continue its strong growth from the second quarter.
Asian markets cautious ahead of Fed and BoJ meetings
Stocks of Japanese tech firms such as Apple suppliers TDK and Murata fall.
China's yuan on track for inclusion in IMF's international basket of currencies
International Monetary Fund officials are expected to give green light for yuan inclusion.
Cebr: Rocketing house prices crippling property market
The Centre for Economics and Business Research (Cebr) upgraded annual growth forecasts to 5.6% this month.
WPP: Sir Martin Sorrell's firm reports solid results but 'softening' in UK marketplace
WPP reported a solid 5.9% rise in revenues to £2.93bn in the third quarter.
Migrant crisis: Germany should offer part-time low-paid jobs to refugees says Airbus boss Tom Enders
Tom Enders says migrants can not successfully integrate without having a job.
Asian markets on track for best month since 2009 thanks to rate cuts by China and ECB
The MSCI Asia Pacific Index is up 8.9% month-to-date as of Friday's closing.
Halloween now UK's third biggest retail event after Christmas and Easter
Supermarkets dedicate more shelf space to ghouls, ghosts and gore
Russia-Ukraine direct flights to be halted as sanctions take effect
Direct flights between countries will be halted pending last-minute agreement.
Daraprim: Drug firm Turin outwitted as San Diego firm sells its pricey HIV infection pill for $1
Turing boss Martin Shkreli bought the rights to the Daraprim drug for $55 million.
China: American Auction chief says emerging market is perfect for SMEs to enter
Deb Weidenhamer, CEO of American Auction, told IBTimes UK the consumer market is booming in China.
Tata Steel job losses: Government pledges £9m care package for Scunthorpe economy
Breaking: Sajid Javid said parliament will do everything to help workers and ensure a level playing field.
Xi Jinping: Third of UK companies admit late payments to suppliers as China opens to business
Overseas trading partners are now demanding payment upfront.
Real Madrid: UK college offers students chance to study for degree at Santiago Bernabeu
University College Of Football Business announces partnership with Real Madrid.
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