Jerin Mathew

Senior Business Reporter

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Jerin Mathew is a senior business correspondent at The International Business Times. He previously worked with SNL Financial and RTT News in similar roles. He holds a master's degree in business administration (specialised in Finance). He is a graduate in philosophy from Mahatma Gandhi University, India. He is based in Bangalore and can be reached at j.mathew@ibtimes.com. He can be followed on Twitter at @jerinmatthewmm.

Co-operative Group Hires Retailer Kingfisher's Euan Sutherland as CEO

Home improvement retail group Kingfisher's chief operating officer Euan Sutherland was appointed the chief executive of the Co-operative Group.

Nissan's £250m Investment in UK to Create 1,000 New Jobs

Nissan investment of £250m in Sunderland plant to create hundreds of new jobs in the factory and among suppliers.

World Bank Raises China's Growth Forecast

Domestic demand expected to boost growth in East Asia and Pacific region despite weak global economy.

India's Central Bank to Focus on Growth as It Keeps Benchmark Rate Unchanged

With inflation expected to ease, Reserve Bank of India will focus on growth.

Comet's Collapse to Cost Unsecured Creditors £230m [VIDEO]

Government set to lose £49.4m in redundancy payments and tax revenues.

Developing Countries Lost $6tn in Dirty Money Deals Over Past Decade

Illicit financial outflows include corruption money and tax evasion.

House Construction Plan Approvals Rise, But Short of Demand

HBF’s Housing Pipeline report says approvals up 36% to 33,881 homes.

BBC: London's Ritz Hotel Paid no Tax for 17 Years

Hotel uses tax breaks for zero corporation tax liability.

House Prices Decline in December but Projected to Rise in 2013

Increased competition among mortgage lenders and shrinking supply to drive prices.

Thousands of UK Houses Likely to Go into Fuel Poverty by Christmas

Group warns 300,000 extra households could be pushed into fuel property.

China to Maintain Existing Money Market Policies in 2013

Key economic meeting provides first glimpse of new Communist Party leadership in action.

Taxman May Lose £26m as Comet Shuts Up Shop

Secured investors will receive money, but unsecured creditors, including HMRC, will get nothing.

Greece Projected to Witness Recovery in 2014

Following six consecutive years of recession, Greece to record positive growth rate in 2014.

Fitch Continues to Give AAA Rating to France

Unlike Moody's and S&P, which downgraded France, Fitch reaffirms France's top credit rating.

UK House Rents to Rise Further in 2013 As Buying Remains Difficult

House prices to go up 2 percent, while rents to rise about 4 percent.

PetroChina Joins Hands with Canada's Encana for Alberta Gas Project

PetroChina to buy 49.9 percent stake in project for $2.2bn.

Tech-Savvy Britons Lead World in E-Commerce Spending

Britain tops in e-commerce, mobile-data usage and viewing television over internet.

Wal-Mart in Talks to Buy Controlling Stake in Turkish Retailer Migros

80% holding in Migros to give Wal-Mart Tansas, Macrocenter and 5 M supermarkets.

US Fed to Keep Benchmark Rates at Near-Zero Levels

Rate to be maintained till unemployment dips to 6.5% or lower.

India Launches Inquiry into Wal-Mart's Lobbying Report

India launches probe into Wal-Mart's lobbying practices to find out how much money the retail giant has spent in India.

India's Industrial Output Soars in October but Sustained Growth not Imminent

India Industrial production surges in October but high levels of inflation and delay in policy reforms still remain to be roadblocks to sustainable growth.