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The €1bn Nazi seized art treasure trove has highlighted the complexity of art recovery.

Detroit paid British auction house Christie's $200,000 to value its art collection

The famous auction house hopes to tap into India's wealthy elite market.

Turkey is also facing a raft of high profile bribery and corruption scandals related to Fethullah Gulen

Bostock assumed the role at RBS less than three months ago.

There is no substitute for metals used in devices such as smartphones and tablet computers, scientists say.

Brent crude fell by as much as $3 a barrel on Monday (November 25) before paring losses, as a breakthrough nuclear deal between world powers and Iran over the weekend led to expectations for an increase in supply.

President Obama will tip Yellen for top position later today.

The oil and natural gas output in the US in July was equivalent of about 22 million barrels per day, compared with Russia's forecast of 21.8 million barrels a day.

UK banks begin repayment of £1.089 billion lent to them by government to cover lost UK customer deposits.

In open letter to oil minister, Prince Alwaleed voices alarm at "clear and continuous decline" in demand for oil.

Customers in the world's biggest gold market are taking advantage of the current dip in prices to make purchases ahead of the wedding season.

The US has reclaimed the title as the most favoured location for FDI after a 12 years.

MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 Trading Signals is a social trading service, which is already popular among thousands of investors and active traders.

Barclays, Citigroup, CLSA, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley welcome Infosys' co-founder's return.

Investors tracking purchasing managers index data from UK, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Sweden, Hungary, Norway and Czech Republic.

Water companies like Hyflux and United Envirotech attracting investments from foreign players.

Nikkei and S&P/ASX fall while Shanghai composite and Hang Seng up.

Murthy takes his son, Rohan Murthy, as executive assistant for five-year period.

World Economics' World Price Index claims the purchasing power of the euro can vary from country to country.

String of economic data and decisions to provide pointers to markets in coming week.

Official PMI shows reading of 50.8 for May, slightly up from 50.6 in previous month.

Mining sector, with bans in some states, proves a drag on growth.

Apple raises prices of iPads and iPods in Japan following yen fall.

Market men continue to look for cues from the Fed on asset purchases.

Qianhai Equity Exchange opens with more than 1,200 companies in its fold.

Core consumer prices declined 0.4% in April from a year earlier, while industrial output rose 1.7%.

B&Q's sales in the UK & Ireland dropped 5.7% to £913m.

Fed plan to prune global asset purchases weighs on markets as investors resort to selling.