Apple's weaker-than-expected quarterly figures overshadow improved Chinese manufacturing conditions.
Slower growth predicted by International Monetary Fund delivers latest economic blow for Chancellor George Osborne.
World Economic Forum discusses global, regional and industry agendas to shape world.
Greece 117th for economic freedom, ranking even below Guatemala, while Asia-Pacific countries lead.
Eurozone returns to focus as IMF approves Greek's latest bailout tranche and Spain prepares for bond auctions on high expectations.
Spain's first bond sale of 2013 draws strong demand as Treasury raises and extra €1.8bn in three-part auction.
Government to redraft bill and submit it again to raise tax rate.
Rising demand and disappearing arable land could lead China to import more food and produce a spike in global prices.
IBTimes UK has put together its own 'Central Bank Watch' report with key rates, dates and details from world's most important policymakers.
Former IMF chief accused of aggravated pimping for organised vice ring in Lille's Hotel Carlton.
Minutes from latest Bank of England MPC meeting also shows policymakers think inflation will be above target for most of 2013.
S&P upgrades Greece's credit rating on the basis of the Europe's efforts to retain Greece's eurozone membership.
Central Bank plans mid-2013 opening of Asian branch to help its on-going effort to stabilise the value of the Swiss franc on foreign exchange markets.
Following six consecutive years of recession, Greece to record positive growth rate in 2014.
With raft of disappointing economic data hanging over the fourth quarter, IBTimes UK looks at possibilty of a triple-dip recession.
European Finance Ministers will send €34.1bn to Athens next week in latest rescue for debt-stricken Greece
Shots fired at demonstrators and IMF loan bid delayed in draft constitution crisis.
The surprise resignation gambit from Prime Minister Mario Monti has roiled financial markets in Eurpoe, but Italy's economic prospects are unlikely to be harmed by the drama.
Buyback cuts Greece's €63bn debt owned by private investors by a half.
ONS figures show industrial production falling with other data pointing to a renewed decline.
Mother of George Papandreou accused of holding largest secret bank account on Lagarde List.
Greece's finance ministry hopes to retire as much as €62bn in outstanding debt as Germany hints at possible writeoffs in 2015