Jerin Mathew

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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.

October UK House Price Decline Lowest in Over Two Years

Housing demand seen rising with new buying enquiries up 18 percent in October.

UK's 4G Licensing Fees to Fall Well Below 3G Rates

The 4G auction is not expected to raise anything near the 3G sell-off that generated about £22.5bn.

EBay Joins Hands with Xiu.com to Launch Online Fashion Store in China

Ebay launches an online fashion store in partnership with Xiu.com in China in order to target the growing number of internet users in the country.

India's Industrial Production Sees Surprise Fall in September

Index of industrial production falls 0.4 percent in September prompting call for rate cut.

Shell Closes Nigerian Pipeline Due to Oil Theft

Closure to cut company’s oil output by 25,000 barrels a day, down from 800,000 bpd in 2011.

Starbucks, Google and Amazon to Face Legislators' Probe Over Tax Avoidance

Companies to face Public Accounts Committee over payment of lower taxes.

China to Raise Limits on Foreign Investment

Move designed to boost long-term investment in China.

Apple and HTC Settle Global Patent Lawsuits

After ending patent dispute, Apple and HTC sign 10-year pact on future patents.

Comet Administrators Announce 330 Job Cuts at Failed Retailer

Comet cuts jobs at Rickmansworth head office and support centres in Hull and Clevedon.

Hornby Goes Scrooge: No Christmas Cheer as Dividend Suspended After Posting Half-Year Loss

Half-year results hit by supply chain disruption and disappointing Olympic sales.

Boeing Surpasses Airbus in Aircraft Net Orders

Boeing poised to sell more aircraft than European rival Airbus for first time since 2006.

US Judge Urged to Approve BP's £4.87bn Oil Spill Settlement

New Orleans judge suggests while deal could have been better, it is fair enough.

Viagra to Be Generic Drug in Canada As Pfizer Loses Patent Case

Canada's Supreme Court rules Pfizer’s original patent application incomplete.

Balfour Beatty Shares Drop After Profit Warning

Balfour Beatty lowers its full-year profit view by about £10m on weak construction and rail markets across Europe.

IAG Considers Buying Spanish Carrier Vueling

IAG considering acquisition of remaining shares in Vueling to boost its business in Spain.

India’s Kingfisher Airlines Posts Bigger Quarterly Loss

Kingfisher incurs net loss of 7.54bn rupees (£86.6m) for second quarter of 2012-13.

Hyundai and Kia Sued For Exaggerated Mileage Claims

Legal action on behalf of 23 Hyundai and Kia car owners filed in US District Court for Central California.

Burberry's Half-Year Profit Down on One-Time Charge

The company reports a pre-tax profit of £111.9m, down from £158.7m a year ago primarily to due to a payment of £73.8m to end a fragrance and beauty licence relationship.

Amazon to Win EU e-Book Pricing War Against Apple

Apple and four publishers allow retailers to set prices for a period of two years and to suspend "most-favored nation" contracts for five years.

News Corp. Quarterly Profit Surges on Huge Asset-Sale Gain

News Corp reports net income attributable to shareholders of $2.23bn (£1.39bn) or $0.94 per share for the first quarter ended in September, compared to $738m or $0.28 per share in the year-ago period.