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President Obama's decision to nominate Janet Yellen for the Fed chair fails to boost sentiment.

Telecoms giant says Serbia is an attractive place to expand business but would benefit from bureaucracy streamlining

Structural changes to help China and Thailand become high-income countries within 20 years.

British Retail Consortium delivers cautious note for retailers as sales growth slows in warm weather.

Can manufacturer for Heineken reveals why how Serbia has fostered an ideal place to grow business

Troubled Greek economy may finally be turning the corner after years of austerity

US' biggest foreign creditor tells US Congress to resolve the political impasse over the budget for 2014

Italian carmaker accounts for a large slice of GDP and has created thousands of jobs

US shutdown forces President Barack Obama to cancel Asia trip and join Xi in giving speech.

Developing East Asia slows, but continues to lead global growth at 7.1%.

Country already crossed almost 75% of 5.4tn-rupee deficit target.

IBTimes UK exclusively reveals that if 179 state-owned companies don't find private investors, there'll be mass job losses

350,000 furloughed US government employees ordered to report to work on 7 October.

Markit UK service sector PMI shows continued strong output growth as banks cash in on housing recovery.

Scathing attack on socialist past in drive to bring business to Belgrade.

PdL leader backtracked on decision to pull support to Italy's coalition government.

Philip Clarke's Tesco announces China joint venture while Justin King's J Sainsbury success continues.

But market strategist says first shutdown in 17 years couldn't come at more difficult time for the Federal Reserve

Nonfarm labour productivity in second quarter up by mere 0.3%, says study.

British home prices rise for the fifth straight month in September.

Focus on winning elections leave very little room to tackle economic issues.

HSBC and Standard Chartered expected to open branches in the FTZ

Moody's rating agency slaps a 'credit negative' on the country as tourism set to slump

Markets will track two deadlines in the US -- 1 October and 17 October.

IMF chief Christine Lagarde argues that the organisation can ease environmental issues

Forward guidance is the right solution for the UK economy, says MPC member.

Chief economist says markets still mixed over the Fed's failure to pare back on asset buying programme

Daniel Stewart's chief economist says investors are buying into the long-term optimism

Government rules that companies will only allowed to open up jobs for foreign candidates after two weeks

Dovish MPC member David Miles sees positive signs for economic recovery.