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42,000 more people are in work, and 10,000 more are unemployed compared to February-April period.
Major car makers slash China manufacturing output and salaries
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Frank Field: Tories show they are not the party of 'strivers' with tax credit cuts
The former welfare minister and senior Labour MP spoke to IBTimes UK on the issue.
Brazil crisis: Joaquim Levy announces austerity plan
Spending cuts and tax raises totalling $14bn unveiled to plug widening budget deficit.
Jeremy Corbyn faces week of trials after historic victory in Labour leadership contest
IBTimes UK looks at some of the political hurdles the veteran left-winger will have to jump.
John McDonnell: New Labour shadow chancellor and Jeremy Corbyn ally says he can be trusted on economy
Hardline left-winger believes economy can prosper under Labour.
Jeremy Corbyn: What the business world thinks of the new Labour leader
The CBI and IoD respond to the victory of veteran left-winger Corbyn.
Malaysia to inject $4.6bn into stock market to revive economy says PM Najib Razak
Cash injection intended to shore up confidence in economy hit by China slowdown.
Fed interest rate hike to cause global spillover hurting China and emerging markets
The strong dollar has further weighed down emerging markets, the Bank for International Settlements stated.
China industrial output and investment fall short of analysts' expectations
Weak data could prompt Beijing to unveil additional stimulus measures.
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn can win 2020 election, but will wreck national security says Michael Gove
Top Tory and justice secretary said his party was in a 'sombre' mood after Corbyn's victory.
Top Labour donor John Mills makes unity plea despite doubts over Jeremy Corbyn
EXCLUSIVE: John Mills speaks to IBTimes UK after Corbyn secures a 'resounding' victory.
Morrisons shop closures and job cuts: All we know so far about David Pott's turnaround plans
Only two of the 11 stores up for closure are known as employees are kept in the dark.
Nigeria: NNPC relaxes ban on 113 vessels over illegal crude oil sales
Ban issued amid suspicions tankers implicated in illicit lifting of crude oil.
Deborah Doane: Costa Coffee is serving up nothing but bad news with its living wage price rises
It's business as usual for the CEOs who will do anything to maintain their staggeringly high salaries.
Lord Mayor of London interview: Alan Yarrow urges City to do more for disabled workers [Part 2]
The Square Mile representative sat down with IBTimes UK at his Mansion House residence.
Labour leadership: David Cameron warns of 'financial threat' as Jeremy Corbyn nears victory
The prime minister will claim the Conservatives are the 'progressive' party of British politics.
China: Prime Minister Li Keqiang acknowledges economy under pressure but no hard landing ahead
The government is capable of supporting growth, the premier says.
Next will increase prices to adapt to George Osborne's new living wage plans
The company said in the long-term, the new wages will cost £27m.
Bank of England keeps interest rate at 0.5% and QE programme at £375bn
It was the first meeting for Gertjan de Vlieghe, the new member of the MPC, who replaced David Miles.
Citigroup economist warns of global recession as China faces 'hard landing'
Willem Buiter says there is a 55% chance of global economy sliding into a moderate recession by 2017.
UK housing crisis: Property shortage causes price rises to double expectations
RICS study estimates 6% growth in house prices in 2015, while Halifax say prices jumped 9%.
S&P cuts Brazil's credit rating to junk status
Another blow to country already reeling from political turmoil and unpopular austerity programme.
Africa's richest leaders: Paul Biya and Mohammed VI among highest paid
IBTimes UK looks at the top five wealthiest African presidents.
July UK trade deficit quadruples to highest point in 2015 as manufacturing output slips
The widening deficit was partially due to goods exports going down to £22.8bn.
Barratt Homes reports record 45% jump in profit
Barratt said average house prices had risen by 8.7% to £262,500 over the past year.
Nuclear deal: Iranians eager to buy foreign goods after sanctions are lifted
96% of Iranians want to travel abroad with interestingly the US as the most popular destination.
China's exports in August fell by a lower-than-expected 5.5%
The nation is expected to miss 2015 targets despite yuan devaluations.
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