ECONOMY

Glencore, BHP Billiton and other commodity traders are struggling to survive because of the crisis.

Pics taken a day or two apart show Cumbrian towns during the flooding, and after the water had receded.

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Recent data indicates that the Chinese factories are suffering from persistent producer price deflation.

Millions of pilgrims and tourists expected to flock to the Italian capital as well as to the Vatican.

Someone is hit by a vehicle every six days. We want a safe, less polluted, and more welcoming place for visitors.

Vietnam and China expected to see the biggest increase in wages.

On average, houses in the UK were worth £204,552 in November, according to the mortgage provider.

The British Retail Consortium showed that sales value only edged up by 0.7%

Apart from oil, the continuing Chinese slowdown and fears of US Fed rate increase weigh on markets.

EEF said that was little reason for 'festive cheer' as it published the first negative outlook since 2009.

An Iran-Saudi dispute ended without any significant plans for a production limit.

Australia's S&P/ASX 200, China's Shanghai Composite and Hong Kong's Hang Seng among gainers.

The Wall Street's bonus payout could be similar to Europe according to Johnson Associates.

Budget passes 153-145 after bitter debate in Greek parliament.

Small businesses account for 60% of private sector jobs and almost half of the sector's turnover.

Till date, UK's steel crisis has resulted in the loss of about 5,000 jobs.

Xi told the FOCAC China would help tackle three issues holding back Africa's development.

Halifax said there was little reason to hope for a shift in the key market drivers.

Car sales were up 3.8% year-on-year, with a surge in alternatively-fuelled vehicles.

RMT has claimed that train ticket costs have risen three times as much as wages.

The Fed boss continued to signal move for rate increase.

Neusentis closure move follows downsizing of R&D activities at Sandwich, Kent.

Insiders at Nissan fear 6,000 plus jobs at Sunderland plant could be moved to France.

The asset purchasing programme will stay at €60bn a month.

Crude oil and WTI benchmarks are expected to remain under $60 in 2016.

ECB stimulus, the Bank's Quantitative Easing programme, is thought to be inevitable.

Yellen said she was 'looking forward' to a rate hike while addressing the Economic Club of Washington.

As governments seem incapable of fixing inequality, our only hope is that billionaires will give it away.