Scottish Independence Campaign Hit by Gordon Brown's 'UK Protected Pension' Claim
The former UK Prime Minister will deliver his thoughts in a speech for the Better Together rally
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Scottish Independence: CBI's Official 'No Campaign' Pledge Leads to University Exodus
Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen universities withdrew from the Confederation of British Industry (CBI)
Soaring Cost of Chocolate Threatens to Ruin Easter 2015
Experts warn the spiralling cost of chocolate could make Easter eggs an 'unaffordable luxury' for many.
Brent Crude Falls as Russia and Ukraine Seek to End Violence
US crude prices climb on upbeat unemployment data.
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Are Price Wars Driving Automobile Industry Sales?
Car sales in Europe continue to grow, but there are concerns discounting is behind boom.
Ukraine Crisis: Businesses Lobby Against Russia Sanctions Ahead of Geneva Talks
Corporate lobbyists have pressed Western governments to avoid sanctions on sectors of the Russian economy.
Diageo Still Confident In Emerging Markets Despite Sales Slump
Diageo is retaining its confidence in the emerging markets, despite a drastic drop in sales
South Sudan Army Confirms Rebels Hold Key Oil Town Bentiu
Rebels snatch back oil hub three months after President Salva Kiir troops regained control
Alibaba Group's US IPO Filing Expected Next Week
Alibaba floatation could value Chinese internet firm at $120bn.
Scottish Independence: Orkney and Shetland Islands Fight for Special Treatment
Orkney and Shetland islands have banded together to seek greater local power over local issues
Ukraine Crisis Sends Oil Prices to Six-Week High
Ukraine's political upheveal has sent oil prices rocketing.
Why Rich Asians are Propping Up Burberry
Burberry has reported strong sales in its Asian market, boosting share prices by 1.2%.
UK Housing Association Scores £75m to Develop New Affordable London Homes
Exclusive: Major housing association L&Q will use the HSBC financing
RSA UK and Western Europe Boss Adrian Brown Quits
Brown is leaving the embattled lender, led by ex-RBS Stephen Hester, to broker AJ Gallagher
Tesco Boss Philip Clarke Faces Calls to Quit as Profit Drops 6%
British grocer giant posts another profit drop for 2013 to 2014
South Sudan Rebels Seize Bentiu and Order Oil Workers to Evacuate
Rebels in South Sudan claim seizure of capital of oil-rich Unity state
Sports Direct to Boost Shares with Online Credit?
Sports Direct is to offer consumers credit on the internet.
HSBC Snaps Up Barclays' Corporate Banking Chief Ian Stuart as UK Commercial Banking Head
Exclusive: Stuart is the latest in a long line of high profile bankers joining the group
Germany Begins Pumping Ukraine with Gas as Political Crisis Intensifies
German company RWE delivered natural gas to Kiev on Tuesday as European leader consider deeper sanctions against Moscow
BP Chief Bob Dudley Says Investments 'Rock Solid' on Moscow Trip
BP chief executive Bob Dudley says BP investments not under threat from Western sanctions.
Libor Fixing Scandal: Ex-Icap Brokers Darrell Paul Read, Daniel Martin Wilkinson, Colin John Goodman Granted Bail
The three ex-brokers were charged by the SFO on 28 March 2014
Ukraine: Russian Bank 'Paid Terrorists $3.75m ahead of Luhansk Building Occupation'
State security service says unnamed bank transferred millions to militants before takeover
Eight Anchor Investors to Back Euronext Floatation
Euronext's €1.5bn IPO expected in June 2014.
Italy's Monte Paschi Shares Tank as Bank Mulls Bigger Stock Sale
Monte Paschi may raise up to €5bn, instead of €3bn, from planned capital hike.
Imperial Tobacco Shares Rise on 900 Job Cuts and Plant Closures
Gauloises and Davidoff maker says it's shutting cigarette factories in Nottingham, England and Nantes, France
UK Pawnbroker Albemarle & Bond Saves 77% of Jobs with Hail Mary Rescue
Albemarle & Bond fell into bankruptcy proceedings at the end of March
Diageo Eyes Majority Control in India's United Spirits in $1.9bn Deal
Diageo to float tender in June to acquire majority stake in India's United Spirits.
Ukraine Crisis: Rising Tensions Leave Investors Cautious
European markets were tentative on Tuesday morning as the crisis in Ukraine threatened to escalate further
Herbalife Faces US Investor Lawsuit Over 'Pyramid Scheme' Business Model
US lawsuit claims Herbalife did not divulge to investors that it engaged in 'deceptive trade practices.'
Western Leaders Consider Wider Sanctions as Ukraine Raises Interest Rates
Western leaders are considering more economic sanctions against Moscow after unrest in Ukraine's east.
Ukraine Crisis: What Can Europe Do If Russia Cuts Off the Gas?
Europe is better prepared to deal with a disruption to Russian gas supplies than it was last time
Barclays Replacing Bonus Boss John Sunderland with Crawford Gillies After Backlash
Sunderland has come under fire for boosting bonuses and pay despite bank's losses
Aggreko Shares Soar on Bumper Trading Update
Positive news after losing Aggreko boss Rupert Soames to security giant Serco
EU Plans High Frequency Trading Crackdown
The EU is putting plans in place to get tough on high frequency trading.
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