European Crisis Live: Investors Ignore French Rating Cut as Euro Spikes Higher
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Global Stocks Slump As US Election Optimism Gives Way to Economic Reality
President Barack Obama's sweeping victory is eclipsed by yet another grim assessment for the Eurozone and concerns about US 'fiscal cliff"
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Whitbread Share Price Dips on FTSE 100 Despite Costa Expansion and Olympics Boost
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Barclays PPI Compensation Pot Rises to £2bn [VIDEO]
Bank adds additional £700m to PPI compensation amount set aside for claimants because claim levels higher than expected.
RBS Shares Tumble on £1.7bn Branch Deal Collapse
RBS leads the losers in FTSE 100, following the collapse of its branch sale to Banco Santander.
Fact Check: Ed Miliband's Labour Conference Speech Stretches Economic Truth
Labour Party Leader Ed Miliband's attack on the economic record of Prime Minister David Cameron and Chancellor George Osborne raises several questions of accuracy.
German Business Confidence Slumps As EU Leaders Bicker on Bank, State Rescues
Mario Draghi's bond buying programme has bought time but business leaders in Europe's biggest economy seem to question whether it will be used effectively.
Bumi Shares Plunge as Coal Miner Launches Internal Financial Probe
Indonesia-based coal miner founded by Nathaniel Rothschild starts urgent investigation into development funds at coal exporter
Next Share Price Down on FTSE 100, August Sales 'Disappointing'
Shares in retailer Next dropped on the FTSE 100 despite the group reporting a rise in revenue and profit in the half year to July 2012.
Barratt Developments Says No Dividend This Year Despite More Than Doubling Profits, Shares Dip on FTSE 250
Shares in Barratt Developments were down on the FTSE 250 in afternoon trading despite the housebuilder reporting a more than doubling of pre-tax profit for the full year ended 30 June 2012.
Kingfisher Share Price Up on FTSE 100 Despite £30m Hit from Record Rainfall
Shares in Kingfisher, the owner of B&Q, saw its shares rise on the FTSE 100 in morning trading after performing "as well as could be expected" in the half year ended 28 July 2012.
European Crisis: Draghi Details Bond Market Rescue as BoE, ECB Hold Rates Steady
ECB president Mario Draghi says plans to support bond market will preserve singleness of monetary policy but markets stall.
UK Bosses Get Fatter Pensions as Employees Struggle
According to annual Pension Watch Survey, retirement savings of top bosses have gone up at an average of £400,000 to £4.3m.
ECB Plans 'Unlimited' Bond Purchases But Stops Short of Quantitative Easing
Report suggests ECB prepared to buy unlimited quantities of Eurozone government debt to bring down yields and draw a line under the crisis.
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Polly Peck Tycoon Asil Nadir Jailed for 10 Years for £29m Theft
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Polly Peck Boss Asil Nadir Found Guilty of Theft
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ECB: Markets Slump As Draghi Fails to Follow Support Pledge with Specific Details
Investors disappointed by ECB President Mario Draghi's press conference in Frankfurt as bond purchase programme remains dormant.
Lloyds Shares Dip after First Half Loss as PPI Costs Rise
Government-controlled Lloyds says some dealers face legal action related to Libor scandal.
European Crisis: Spain in Focus Amid Intensifying Concern Over Euro
Spanish bonds plummet as investors dump risky debt amid concerns of a global economic slump
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