UK Chancellor George Osborne Tells Business Elite to Put Recession Behind Them
Banks and businesses give a mixed reaction to Osborne's tough message at the World Economic Forum
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Strike Hits World's Platinum Supplies
South African mines producing half the world's platinum shut down on Thursday (January 23) as the sector's main union began a strike for hefty wage rises their employers say they cannot pay.
India Does Not Plan To Roll Back Gold Import Restrictions
India Finance Minister P Chidambaram says gold import curbs will remain.
Just Eat Eyes IPO of up to £900m in Tech City's First Major London Listing
Web takeaway order service Just Eat reportedly hires JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs as advisers.
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Dow Jones CEO Len Fenwick Exits as Ex-Telegraph William Lewis is Drafted in
Len Fenwick exits Dow Jones after only two years at top of Rupert Murdoch-owned group.
Pimco: Mohamed El-Erian Quits World's Largest Bond Fund
Bill Gross's right-hand man stands down as chief executive of Pimco.
EU Referendum: Citi Pledges that 'Brexit' Will Damage UK Economy
Banking giant also warns UK leaving EU will reduce investment from international companies
Pakistan Bans Gold Imports to Check Smuggling into Neighbouring India
Pakistan's Finance Ministry says ban will last for 30 days.
America's Shale Oil Boom May Boost Demand For US Treasuries
Yields on 10-year treasuries may climb to 3.45% in 2014.
Credit Unions Bolstered By Loan Waivers in Fight Against Payday Lenders
Cuna Mutual, the world's biggest credit union insurer is working with UK credit lenders.
Oil Futures Drop on Prospect of Slowing Fuel Demand in China
Forthcoming China PMI data may highlight slowing factory activity.
Egypt's 2013 Tourism Revenues Plunge Post-Morsi Coup and Violence
Egypt's tourism revenue sank by 41% to $5.9bn in 2013
Bank of Finland Labels Bitcoin As Commodity After Failing Money Test
Finns can legally use the virtual currency to transact.
Scottish Government Touts Credit Unions Over Payday Loans
Scottish government begins debt campaign to help people avoid payday lenders.
London Banking Job Vacancies Drop 42% on Scandal Costs
Recruitment group Morgan McKinley says firms are grappling with regulatory costs and fines
UK Eurosceptics Warned: EU Membership Boosts Trade by 30%
CER says UK would struggle to maintain trade with other EU member states if it left.
Gold Prices To Rise on Improving Technicals and Asia Demand
Chinese shoppers likely to buy more gold ahead of Chinese New Year at month's end.
JPMorgan Sees Weaker Asian Currencies on China and Japan Woes
China's rising borrowing costs and weaker Japanese yen threaten regional growth.
Shell Shares Plunge on Profit Warning Wipes £6.5bn Off FTSE
Royal Dutch Shell warned that its fourth-quarter figures are expected to be significantly lower
Morgan Stanley Promotes 153 Bankers to Managing Director
Around 64% of the promoted bankers are based in the US
Citigroup Shares Lose Over 4% on Disappointing Earnings
US investment banking giant Citigroup sees lower revenues and income in fourth quarter.
Nestor Stock Surges 1,900% as Investors Confuse it with Google's Nest
A bankrupt company which made traffic enforcement systems has been confused with smart appliance company Google
BoE's Mark Carney Slams Banker Bonus Caps but Eyes Deferrals
Bank of England Governor Mark Carney hits out at 'crude' banker bonus caps.
Libor Fixing Scandal: SFO Calls in Barclays Traders for Fraud Interviews
SFO suspects several former Barclays traders of involvement in Libor manipulation
Women Hedge Fund Managers Made More Money than Men in 2013
Professional services firm Rothstein Kass says women produced 9.8% returns for clients.
Labour Pressures Government to Block RBS Request for Doubling Bonus Cap
"At a time when families face a cost-of-living crisis and bank lending to business is falling, it cannot be right for George Osborne to approve a doubling of the bank bonus cap"
Prime Minister David Cameron Hits Back at UK Energy Blackout Fears
Cameron says there is "no danger" of Britain suffering from blackouts despite energy shortages
FX Fixing Scandal: Deutsche Bank Suspends One Trader on Suspicious Emails
German lender suspended at least one currency trader on suspicion of manipulating benchmark forex rates
Moneysupermarket Energy Switching Revenue Spikes 200% on 'Big Six' Price Hikes
Price comparison website reveals a surge in consumers looking to change energy providers
Capita Snaps up £145m London Congestion Charge Deal
Capita also recently took over G4S and Serco's electronic tagging contracts with the Ministry of Justice
S&P Raises Co-op Credit Rating on Less Black Hole Rescue Costs
Credit ratings agency raised the Co-op Group's rating from B to B+ with a stable outlook
Hedge Fund Investors Pull Out Cash at Fastest Rate Since 2009
Investors exit hedge funds at fastest rate in four years
Young Hit Hardest by England's Housing Market as 'Work does Not Pay'
PricedOut says youngsters will be £1,002 a year worse off because of higher rents.
WPP Snaps up 80% Stake in Russian Media Giant WVI Group
Omnicom and Publicis merger pushed WPP into the second place as globe's biggest ad group
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