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Edward Snowden and NSA: Worrying Times for Bilderberg Trade Lobbyists
Have I Got News for You writer Charlie Skelton says Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) is under threat
Turkey and Japan Tighten Screws on Washington over NSA Spying
As Snowden keeps seeking asylum, allies demand answers over snoop.
Abenomics: Japan Plans to Reform $1tn Public Pension Funds
Panel moots investing public funds in real estate and commodity futures.
Blackstone and Lion Capital to Make Joint Bid for GSK's Lucozade and Ribena
Drug manufacturer GlaxoSmithKline to focus on health care segment.
Turkey to Show 'Required Reaction' over NSA Spying Revelations
Turkey pondering reaction to latest leak on NSA snooping on embassies.
Libor Fixing Scandal: EU Eyes Bank Case Settlements By 2014
EC hopes to settle with banks over suspected lending benchmark manipulation.
Apple Applies for 'iWatch' Trademark in Japan
Apple has filed a trademark application for its long-rumoured wearable device, the iWatch
Britain: Cyber-Attacks on 'Industrial Scale' Steal Business Secrets
As the Prism scandal continues, GCHQ director claims hackers are stealing business secrets 'on an industrial scale'.
Arsenal Join Italian Giants in English Defender Chase - Report
Gunners face competition from Serie A sides Roma and Inter Milan for Manchester City defender Micah Richards
Japan Manufacturers' Sentiment Turns Positive On Yen's Slump
BOJ tankan survey shows rise in manufacturers' index after remaining negative.
EU Officials Angered by Fresh NSA Spying Revelations [VIDEO]
Leaks suggest NSA 'targeted' diplomatic missions of France, Japan and Turkey for bugging.
Japan: Firefighters Rescue Newborn Baby after Mother Gives Birth in Cesspool
Firefighters broke through toilet floor in 90-minute rescue operation to save the baby and her mother.
FIFA Confederations Cup 2013 Final: Brazil v Spain, Where to Watch Live, Preview and Team News
Brazil host Spain in the final of the 2013 FIFA Confederations Cup. Find out how to follow the game live in the UK.
M&A Deal is Slowest Since 2009
Merger and Acquisition has fallen to its lowest since 2009, at the end of the half year in 2013.
Abenomics: Japan May Data Indicates Success of Prime Minister's Reflationary Strategy
Japan reports increased industrial production and retail sales.
Asian Markets Outside China Open Higher on Positive Japanese Data
Stocks rally on positive Japanese data and further easing of Fed fears.
FIFA Confederations Cup 2013 Semi Final: Spain v Italy, Where to Watch Live, Preview and Team News
Find out how and where to watch as Spain face Italy in the second semifinal for the 2013 FIFA Confederations Cup
Equities Rally Fizzles out on Fears that Quantitative Easing Coming to an End
GHC Capital Markets’ chief economist details the impact from speculation over the Federal Reserve’s preparations to taper QE.
FIFA Confederations Cup 2013 Semi Final: Brazil v Uruguay, Where to Watch Live, Preview and Team News
Find out where and how to watch live as Brazil face Uruguay in the first semi final of the 2013 FIFA Confederations Cup
Shareholders Approve Japan's SoftBank's $21.6bn Offer for Sprint Stake
SoftBank intends to take on US giants AT&T and Verizon with the deal.
Carrefour to Dilute Ownership in Riskier China and Taiwan Businesses
Carrefour to go for IPO in Hong Kong or take merger route.
Mark Carney's FSB Launches G20 Taskforce to Forge Libor Reform Blueprint
Financial Stability Board sets up taskforce after Barclays, RBS and UBS settle with regulators.
Chinese Markets Turn Bearish as Asian Equities Plunge
Led by the decline in the Shanghai Composite, markets tumble on Chinese liquidity concerns.
BIS: Governments Should Shed 'Whatever it Takes' Approach to Crisis
World's oldest financial institution says governments should take more central role in economic planning - and tackle public debt problem.
United's Kagawa Unsatisfied With First Year In Premier League
Shinji Kagawa believes he should have accomplished a lot more in his first season as a Manchester United player.
Tottenham Close to Making First Summer Signing as Brazilian Midfielder Reveals Offer
Tottenham have made an offer for Brazilian midfielder Paulinho believed to be around £17m.
California Issues Bitcoin Foundation With Cease and Desist Notice
California accuses Bitcoin Foundation of money transmission without a license in cease and desist notice.
Boeing's Dreamliner in Further Trouble As United Airlines' Flight Hit By Brake Problem
United flight from Houston to Denver returns to departure airport with brake malfunction.
BoE Seals £21bn Currency Swap Deal with China to Boost Trade
Agreement to give renminbi liquidity to British firms dealing with China.
Brazil Protests: 250,000 Take to Streets Despite President's Plea for Calm
Demonstrations take place in more than 100 cities across the nation as President Rousseff appeals for end to violence.