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European Markets Open Lower Ahead of ECB Trial in Germany
German court to look into legality of ECB bond purchases.
Bank of Japan Maintains Monetary Policy
Japan's industrial production picking with better demand at home and abroad.
Asian Markets Outside Australia Open Lower In Cautious Trade
Bank of Japan's reluctance to curb volatility impacts markets.
European Markets Open Lower Amid Lack of Cues
Markets tracking output and retail data to be released by France, Italy and Denmark.
Asian Markets Inch Up as Nikkei Surges on Higher Japanese Growth Data
Markets in positive mood after encouraging Japanese growth data and US job figures.
Bill Gates and Danny Boyle to Address Hunger Rally in London's Hyde Park
'If...' campaign to put pressure on David Cameron ahead of G8 summit in Northern Ireland.
Asian Markets Weekly Roundup: Bearish Sentiments Prevail As Uncertainty Persists
QE fears and weak economic data from US and China hit Asian stocks.
Game Studio Spotlight: Codemasters [VIDEO]
In the first of our new series exploring the British game industry, we visit GRID developer Codemasters at its Warwickshire HQ
Wenger Believes Young Attacking Star Will Blossom For Arsenal
Arsene Wenger insists that Ryo Miyaichi has what it takes to compete with the best at Arsenal.
European Markets Open Higher Ahead of Key US Labour Market Data
Markets positive ahead of US job figures which could provide pointer to Fed move on QE.
Sumitomo Mitsui Bank Sells Half of Barclays Stake For £260m
Japan's Sumitomo sold about 84 million shares, representing around half of its Barclays' shareholding
Japan’s Daiwa and Nomura Boost Bankers’ Bonuses
Nomura resumes paying out bonuses while Daiwa doubles top executive compensation and aims to hire more bankers
Japan's PM Shinzo Abe to Establish Foreign Investment 'Special Economic Zones'
Prime Minister Abe targets 3% yearly growth in per capita income via third arrowlooks
European Equities Drop Ahead of Euro-wide Factory Data
Investors tracking purchasing managers index data from UK, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Sweden, Hungary, Norway and Czech Republic.
Markets, Politics and Economics: Bonds and Gold are Prime Shorting Candidates
Daniel Stewart & Co’s chief economist Alastair Winter previews the week ahead for markets, politics and economics
Aliens Have Domed City in Mars? UFOlogist Claims Mystery Structure in NASA Image [PHOTOS]
An UFOlogist claims presence of domed cities on Mars, after making similar claim about Venus last year
What Recession? Boom in UK Millionaire Households as Ordinary Britons Suffer
Boston Consulting Group Global Wealth report shows sharp rise in number of UK millionaires despite economic turmoil.
India's Economic Growth Hits Decade Low At 5%
Mining sector, with bans in some states, proves a drag on growth.
Apple Increases Prices in Japan As Foreign Firms Suffer From Yen's Weakness
Apple raises prices of iPads and iPods in Japan following yen fall.
Japan's Industrial Production Gathers Pace But Economy Still Mired in Deflation
Core consumer prices declined 0.4% in April from a year earlier, while industrial output rose 1.7%.
Proposals to Eradicate EU Roaming Charges Presented to Commission before Summer
Neelie Kroes promises radical move to eliminate mobile roaming charges and enshrine open internet in European constitution.
European Markets Open Lower on Weak Asian Cues
Fed plan to prune global asset purchases weighs on markets as investors resort to selling.
Rain Preview
We have a hands-on preview with Rain, a new puzzle platformer for the PS3 by SCE Japan Studio
Creditors Used as Pawns to Liquidate Government Debt?
Fund managers Miles Geldard & Lee Manzi say Government bond investors will pay the price for monetary policies
Anti-Whaling Groups: Outlaw Japanese Dog Food Sourced from Endangered Whales
Tokyo pet food producer Michinoku comes under fire from environmental campaigners.
Asian Markets Rise as US Rally Fuels Fed Fears
A stronger real estate market in the US could fuel the Federal Reserve's plans to roll-back its asset buys.
North and South Korea: A Clash of Personalities
When it comes to the two Koreas even table tennis is a political battleground, says Graeme Mackay.
Asian Markets Open Higher, Nikkei Remains Stable
Nikkei gains in early trade supported by exporters' stocks.
Doubts Rise over Bank of Japan's Inflation Target
A few members of the BoJ board believe it would be tough to achieve 2% inflation within the two-year time frame.
Asian Markets Mixed, Japan Plunges as Yen Strengthens
Japanese exporters' shares are down after the US dollar fell below 101 yen level in early trade.