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Office for National Statistics data points to generally rosy picture for graduates in Britain.

Italy's Largest Airline was refused a €300m capital increase from Air France.

French government responds to pressure to change tax policies that have stoked unpopularity and criticism.

Exclusive: IBTimes can reveal that a trade union negotiator has been suspended.

Heinz plans to offer severance benefits, outplacement services and other support to help affected employees pursue new jobs.

Medicars' Yassine Ben Abdallah talks to IBTimes UK about how Tunisia needs political stability to help growth

Switzerland is the happiest country in the world.

The programme is part of Nestlé's European Youth Employment Initiative.

High street bank says more customers access services using smartphones.

The embattled retailer's administrators say the news will be extremely upsetting.

Alex Salmond, Scotland's first minister, warns of big challenge to find jobs for BAE workers.

Lianna Brinded delivers on-the-ground special report from the cradle of the Arab Spring and ponders its future.

European economies in danger of coming to grinding halt with falling demand and prices.

Frances O'Grady, TUC general secretary, says working people deserve a fair share of the benefits of recovery.

The Bank of England's quarterly report is upbeat on the UK economy.

Eurozone industrial production dropped in September adding to worries deflation is hitting the eurozone.

Spain's consumer price index showed a decrease of prices by 0.1% in October.

The ONS says there were 2.47 million unemployed people aged 16 and over up to September.

Research finds childhood bullying can lead to significant economic implications later in life.

Rachel Reeves MP, Labour's Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary, says the minister is out of touch.

Far-right Front National (FN) party members among dozens of demonstrators quizzed by police over Champs Elysees protest.

CBI SME Trends Survey shows optimism rising at fastest pace since 1988 in UK manufacturing sector.

Another setback for democracy in island nation as run-off between two leading candidates delayed.

ECB cut its main interest rate to a record low 0.25% on 7 November.

No discernible impact of partial federal government shutdown, says Labor Department.

The REC/KPMG Report on Jobs revealed permanent salaries rose in October.

ECB may lower its main refinancing rate.

CEBR has revised Scotland's economic growth up to 2.2% for the year that the country votes for independence.

Greece has experienced many protests in its long-running economic crisis.

The manufacturer hopes to raise between €1bn and €2bn from the plan.