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Betfair has posted strong annual results.

Weeks-long negotiations over gas prices to continue as Ukraine seeks market rate.

UK's unemployment rate fell to a five-year-low of 6.6% in the three months to April

The supermarket giant reports a second straight quarterly drop in sales as Justin King prepares to depart.

Dollar continues its broad rally helped by euro's weakness but gains in the yen limit the greenback's upside move. Sterling bounces back after dropping in Asian trade.

Alibaba to launch US online store 11Main.com on 11 June.

Opec member says it expects production cap to remain at 30 million barrels per day in bid to maintain price.

Financesonline.com reveals the advertising tricks of the trade

He pleaded guilty to his role in attempting manipulate Yen Libor

The European Commission voiced concerns over the role the interdealer broker played in the scandal

Britain's unemployment rate is at a five year low but behind the headlines the job market recovery isn't as strong as the coalition government is making it out to be.

Euro lost ground across the board on Tuesday amid speculation the European Central Bank will be forced to increase its stimulus measures.

ICE proposes to offload up to 60.15% of Euronext through the share sale.

The Centre for Policy Studies warned the UK that it needs to ramp up shale gas developments

Port authority and local police are investigating company chaired by Singapore's Chen Jihong.

Tight supply and healthy demand have kept Brent around $110 mark after Monday surge.

2 million barrels of Kurdish crude oil are at sea with no buyer in place.

Citic Resource Holdings shares plunge over suspected link to fraud investigations.

Chinese gas demand is set to double until 2019.

Crude oil prices rose Tuesday helped by higher than expected China inflation that bolstered the demand outlook for the commodity.

Bulgaria's decision to halt work on the South Stream project has been met with anger in Russia.

Consumer price inflation rose to a four-month high in China in May while producer price deflation came in lower than expected.

UK energy secretary Ed Davey warns the country may need to use 'last resort measures'

Gains in gold over last few days could not push it out of a broader downtrend of metal.

Excavation work begins on tungsten and tin mine in Devon

Tiga unveiled a surge in jobs following the announcement of Games Tax Relief (GTR)

Malaysia eases rules on foreign fund managers and corporate bonds to attract investors.

Crude output boost in Iran, Libya and Iraq could force Opec to lower production cap.

Company allegedly financed single cargoes of metal multiple times.