China: August Inflation Unexpectedly Drops to Four-Month Low
China inflation data suggests world's second-largest economy is losing momentum.
India to Recalibrate GDP Measurement in 2015
New Delhi's initiative expected to show that Indian economy is larger than previously estimated.
Petroleos de Venezuela Taps Buyers for Citgo Petroleum in Likely $10bn Deal
Investment bank Lazard is managing the Citgo sale process, on behalf of PDVSA.
Air France-KLM Earmarks €1bn to Grow Transavia Brand in Europe
Air France-KLM CEO Juniac says group could consider an acquisition to supplement growth.
US CFTC Keeping an Eye on LME Amid Aluminium Warehousing Crisis
London Metal Exchange is preparing to roll out a new aluminium contract.
Alibaba IPO: Impending NYSE Listing Covered in a Few Roadshow Meetings
Alibaba expected to price the IPO on 18 September.
Dollar General May Launch Hostile $9.1bn Bid for Family Dollar This Week
Family Dollar has spurned Dollar General's unsolicited approaches citing antitrust risks.
GM's Chinese Venture Recalls Cadillacs Over Brake Software Glitch
Shanghai General Motors has begun to recall certain Cadillac XTS cars.
Siemens to Delist from London and Swiss Stock Exchanges
Delisting from London Stock Exchange expected to become effective early October 2014.
Harvard Receives Largest Ever Donation Thanks to Hong Kong Foundation
Morningside Foundation has gifted $350m to Harvard's School of Public Health.
Jailed Sahara Group Boss Subrata Roy Gets 15 More Days to Sell London and New York Hotels
India's Sahara group could mortgage trophy hotel assets rather than sell them, to raise Roy's bail money.
Electrolux Pays $3.3bn for GE Appliances Unit
Deal includes a 48.4% shareholding in Mexican appliance maker Mabe.
Ryanair Negotiating New $10bn Boeing Order
Budget carrier may purchase 100 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft soon.
Iran Nuclear Programme: IAEA Gains Rare Access to Centrifuge Facility
UN authority expected to get deeper insight into Tehran's nuclear plan.
European Union Pledges €140m to Boost Fight Against Ebola
Over €97m will be spent on budget support to Liberia and Sierra Leone.
Australia and India Seal Civil Nuclear Deal
Australia will export uranium to India for power generation.
Crude Oil Drops on Downbeat US Jobs Data and Easing of Ukraine Tensions
Brent October contract finishes slightly lower on demand concerns.
Gold Could Trade Sideways as it Contends with Currency Moves
Stronger US dollar will dent the yellow metal's safe-haven status.
Osisko Mining Owners Dragged to Court Over Quebec Gold Find
Abitibi Royalties takes Yamana Gold and Agnico Eagle Mines to court.
Japanese PM Shinzo Abe to Be Cautious on Hiking Sales Tax
Japan's Economy Minister Akira Amari says PM will weigh impact on 'Abenomics'.
Japan Could Ask Utilities to Scrap Ageing Nuclear Reactors
Tokyo wants to regain public support to restart newer nuclear power plants.
Stats Buys Bloomberg's Sports Analysis Division
Deal marks the end of financial data giant Bloomberg's four-year foray into sports data analysis.
Standard Life's Shares Jump on Sale of Canadian Assets for £2.2bn Cash
Shore Capital keeps 'hold' rating on stock; prefers Prudential, Legal & General for their purer exposure to insurance.
Fiat-Chrysler Merger on Track Following Scarce Opposition
Most Fiat shareholders have chosen not to exercise an option that could have derailed merger.
America's Fast Food Workers Set For Nationwide Walkouts
Fast food staff are demanding higher wages and the right to unionise jobs.
Tony Abbott: Australia May Sign Civil Nuclear Deal with India This Week
Australia plans to export Uranium to energy-starved India.
Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill: BP Asks Court to Sack Claims Administrator Patrick Juneau
As of 2 September, about $4.1bn had been paid out to 49,868 claimants.
China's Services Sector Bounces Back
China's August HSBC services PMI at 17-month high.
Australia May Compel Adani-Backed Mining Consortium to Drop Great Barrier Reef Dredge Dump Plan
Dredging will help expand Australia's Abbot Point port to enable more coal to be exported.
China: Home Prices Drop Further in August
Moody's says China's property price growth will slow further.
