Former Co-op Bank Boss Paul Flowers Released on Bail
Detectives questioned Methodist minister from 1 am to 5 pm on 22 November.
China President Xi Jinping to Promote Allies to Key Positions to Counter Opposition to Reforms
Xi plans to promote his well-wishers in coming months as part of reshuffle at party, government and military.
Rivals Look to Grab Dissatisfied Clients and Staff from Merging Omnicom and Publicis
WPP, Interpublic and Dentsu taking advantage of disturbance among clients and staff due to merger.
Edward Snowden NSA Scandal: Germany to Enhance Capabilities to Prevent Snooping
Germany's move is in line with Snowden's revelations that NSA tapped Angela Merkel's cellphone.
Nokia Agrees to Pay Part of 30bn Rupee Tax Demand from India to Ensure Smooth Transaction with Microsoft
Finnish mobile phone maker looking to unfreeze India factory in Chennai.
Property Portals Push Disparity in UK House Prices
Agent Analytics said disparity between portals and land registry is 47.4% nationally.
Bank of Japan to Continue Aggressive Monetary Stimulus as Growth Remains Moderate
Bank will continue its money market operations so that monetary base will increase at annual pace of about 60tn yen to 70tn yen.
China Reforms to Continue With More Transparency in Budgeting and Tax
Chinese Finance Minister Lou Jiwei said the country requires more transparency in budget system and fairness in tax system.
US Fed Hints at Tapering in 'Coming Months'
St. Louis Fed president James Bullard says tapering could begin in December if jobs report is strong.
India Likely to Deregulate Diesel Prices in Six Months
Rising oil import bills contributed significantly to India's huge current account deficit.
JP Morgan to Pay Largest Ever Settlement in US History
Bank will pay $13bn to settle claims over mortgage asset quality misrepresentation.
UK Personal Debt Almost Equivalent to 2012 GDP Amid Cost of Living Crisis [VIDEO]
Total personal debt rises to £1.4tn, with average household debt standing at £54,000.
Germany's Merck Spends €80m on China Manufacturing Facility
Merck looks to capitalise on China, which is set to become second-biggest drugs market behind US by 2016.
Lockheed Martin Axes 4,000 Jobs on Lower US Defence Spending
US Defence Department faces budget cuts of about $52bn in current fiscal year.
EnQuest to Invest £4bn in North Sea Project Creating 20,000 Jobs
Company to invest in Kraken field that contains 137m barrels of oil.
Edward Snowden Leaked up to 200,000 NSA Top Secret Documents
NSA director general Keith Alexander said Snowden's actions 'seriously increase the chances of a terrorist attack'.
Government Intervention in Indian Market Pulls Global Gold Demand Down 21%
India hiked import duty on gold and tightened rules for gold loan companies in order reduce its gold imports and current account deficit.
Couple Completes 101-Day World Tour Entirely on Bitcoin
Virtual currency's value soared to $400 per coin on 13 November from $13 in January.
Cisco's China Equipment Sales Dented by NSA Spying Scandal
Much internet data transmitted through Cisco networking products.
Pink Star Diamond Mined in Africa Fetches Record $83m at Sotheby's Auction
Mined by De Beers, Pink Star breaks record set by Graff Pink.
PetroChina Buys $2.6bn of Oil and Gas Assets in Peru
China is promoting overseas oil and gas asset acquisitions to meet its rising energy demand.
London Stock Exchange Profit Declines on LCH.Clearnet Integration Costs
LSE completed acquisition of majority stake in LCH.Clearnet in May 2013.
US Airways-American Airlines Mammoth Merger Cleared by Government
Combination would create world's biggest airline as measured by passenger traffic.
Starbucks Ordered to Pay $2.76bn to Kraft Foods for Improper Contract Termination
Kraft Foods had exclusive rights for the sale of Starbucks coffee in retail and grocery outlets under the contract.
NSA Scandal: Edward Snowden Finds Job in Russia
Whistleblower did not financially benefit from information leaking, lawyer claims.
Bank of America Settle $1.4bn Mortgage Dispute with Freddie Mac
Freddie Mac wants bank to take back $1.4bn faulty securities sold to it.
Help to Buy Scheme Slows Down Rental Demand Growth
Rics house price balance rose to 11-month high at 57% in October.
US and EU to Resume Free-Trade Talks Despite NSA Spying Scandal
Parties will hold second round of negotiations in Brussels on TTIP.
Help to Buy 2 Gets Strong Start with £365m in Applications
RBS and Halifax receive2,384 applications under government mortgage scheme.
China Exports Surge Above Expectations Easing Pressure on Leaders
Exports rose 5.6% in October, above economists' expectations of 3.2% growth.
