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Bank to axe jobs to cut costs and shore up capital position in time for 2014 planned privatisation.

CIPD labour market outlook says second quarter will be fifth consecutive quarter of jobs growth.

Chancellor reports strong agreement among delegates to tackle tax cheats.

IBTimes UK looks at the new BoE governor ahead of G7 meeting with Britain's UK Chancellor George Osborne

After Cyprus' near meltdown, G7 finance ministers will be focusing on banking and finance reforms.

Industrial production rises 0.7% on month in March, following a revised 0.9% increase in February.

Home prices increased 1.1% in April to an average £166,094, says Halifax.

Noted economic historian and Keynes biographer says humans serve money when money should serve us.

Bank of England deputy governor Paul Tucker suggests UK economy is better than headline figures suggest.

Investors expect the ECB and the US Federal Reserve to continue their growth-supportive monetary policies.

Rising inflation in the county add to households' concerns about meeting budgets.

Land Registry house price data shows average price lifted 0.1 percent in March on month before.

Better access to wholesale funding and decline in bad loans main drivers of lending.

Britain's WWII prime minister will replace social reformer Elizabeth Fry on country's fivers as of 2016.

Round-up of comments on UK's 0.3 percent growth in first quarter as triple-dip recession threat looks to have been avoided.

ONS preliminary GDP data suggests no triple-dip recession in significant boost for Chancellor George Osborne.

Business groups have welcomed focusing FLS more towards SME lending, but warn that it will not alone heal the UK economy.

Chancellor Osborne and Bank of England give FLS facelift to focus on easing SME credit.

Chancellor George Osborne borrowed less than fiscal watchdog predicted, despite weak domestic output weighing on tax receipts.

Survey by ACCA and IMA paints concerning picture for UK economy in first quarter, though confidence picks up elsehwere across globe.

Chancellor George Osborne set to expand Funding for Lending so it specifically targets SME finance to improve credit conditions for small firms.

Different surveys predict the UK will avoid triple-dip recession.

Appearing to back Osborne over IMF on austerity, incoming BoE governor Carney said fiscal adjustments only route to sustainable economic growth for UK.

Bank of England governor Mervyn King fails to convince colleagues on merits of £25bn expansion to quantitative easing programme

Wall Street's strong gains on positive economic data help European markets to open on a higher note.

Office for National Statistics reports CPI inflation stuck at highest reading since May 2012.

Ernst & Young's ITEM Club marks down UK growth for 2013 but hints at consumer rebound led by housing market and 'Help to Buy' scheme.

The facility will encourage the use of yen in trade settlement and investment in the euro area.

ONS data shows construction output recovered from January slump in another sign triple-dip recession avoided.

3% of applicants for FSA's Approved Persons Regime rejected or withdrew their application.