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London Whale: Huge Salaries of JPMorgan Traders Facing Charges
Documents reveal lavish pay of Javier Martin-Artajo and Julien Grout - both charged over Bruno Iksil scandal.
Harsh Capital Controls Push Cyprus Deeper into Recession
Cyprus's ailing economy contracts 1.4% in the April to June quarter.
UK House Prices Rise at Fastest Pace in Six Years on Boosted Demand
FLS and Help to Buy boosts buyer demand, raises Rics house price balance to highest since November 2006
Greece Budget Beats Target to Report Surprise Primary Surplus
European rescue funds help Greek budget to reach surplus for seven months to July.
Dominique Strauss-Kahn was 'King of the Orgies' say French Judges
Former IMF chief faces aggravated pimping charges at trial due to start in Lille in 2014.
Mark Carney's Forward Guidance: A 'Profound Shift' or 'Dangerous Development' for BoE?
UK Chancellor George Osborne, Labour's Ed Balls and FSB's John Allan among critics and supporters
BRIC Slowdown: Output In Emerging Economies Hits New Low
July data shows global economic recovery from the financial crisis is not uniform.
Markets, Politics and Economics: Hiatus, Crisis and Silence in Europe
Daniel Stewart's chief economist guides us through the month ahead
Consumer Spending Boost to Lift UK Growth
NIESR lifts UK growth forecasts for 2013 and 2014 on prospect of consumer spending bounce.
Latin American Countries Refuse to Back IMF Greece Bailouts
Brazil and 10 small nations in Central and South America and the Caribbean refuse to support bankrolling Greece.
Dubai to Liquidate Building Projects to Pay Back Brad Pitt and David Beckham
Dubai’s Real Estate Regulatory Authority found that more than 200 development projects were cancelled between 2009 and 2011
World Economy Reaches 'Decisive Turning Point'
ACCA/IMA Global Economic Conditions Survey shows business confidence rising in UK and beyond.
IMF Approves €1.7bn Greece Bailout Tranche
The International Monetary Fund gives greenlight on confidence that the country will stick to strict reforms
Quinn Insurance Administrators Sue PwC For €1bn for Auditing Negligence
PwC failed to notify of the insurer's failure to have required level of reserves, according to administrators.
Italy's Prime Minister Enrico Letta Slams Europe's Handling of Greece's Sovereign Debt Crisis
Letta says there were 'serious mistakes made by Europe in the past few years'
Gold Prices Rise as Markets Await US Stimulus Clarity
US Federal Reserve meeting could provide more clarity on its monetary stimulus.
Dominique Strauss-Khan, Ex-IMF Chief, Charged over Prostitution Ring
Former IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Khan is to face trial on pimping charges over a suspected prostitution ring that operated out of Lille's Hotel Carlton
George Osborne Hails 'Mending' British Economy as Recovery Picks Up Speed
GDP expands 0.6% in second quarter as Chancellor says Britain on the mend.
Huma Abedin, Hillary Clinton and Norma Major: Political Wives who Forgive [SLIDESHOW]
Wife of New York mayor candidate caught in sex scandal echoes other political wives who stand by their man.
Thawing Ice in Arctic ‘Will Cost the World $60 Trillion’
Shrinking sea ice is an “economic time bomb” with dire implications, scientists say.
British Land Invests £512m as UK Economy Recovers
British Land buys up Paddington estate with development potential as confidence builds in economy.
Troubled Cyprus Proposes Tax Amnesty to Lure Investment
Cypriot government tries to draw long-term investors back with income tax exemption.
Spain Taps Deposit Guarantee Fund for €1.8bn NCG Banco and Catalunya Banc Bailouts
As a result of the deal, the DGF will hold a 26% stake in NCG Banco and 32.5% of Catalunya Banc.
Moody's Upgrades US Rating Outlook to Stable on Deficit Reduction
Recent economic growth and government deficit reduction have lowered debt-to-GDP ratio, according to Moody's.
IMF Warns George Osborne UK Needs Capital Investment Now
IMF says chancellor risks viability of austerity unless he boosts growth by bringing capital investment plans forward.
Greece Approves 25,000 Public Sector Job Cuts and Transfers [VIDEO]
Prime Minister Antonis Samaras's two-party coalition scrapes through vote.
IMF Board Backs George Osborne's UK Fiscal Policy
Majority of the executive board disagreed with IMF's staff report that urged Osborne to change his policy
Land Securities Vacancies Stable as London Property Demand Rises
Vacancies unchanged at 2% in first quarter as investment trust tackles challenging market.
European Commission Vice-President Viviane Reding Calls for 'Troika' Abolition
Europe needs to work out problems on its own after IMF, EC and ECB group disbanded.
European Markets Open Higher Ahead of Fed Chief Bernanke's Congress Testimony
The UK will also release June jobs data today