Looming US decisions on budget and bond purchases hold key to markets.
Founder of camp for unemployed says for young people 'virtual world has taken over from the real world'.
Gains across Asia capped by US budget fears.
Government pride in success of Work Programme masks fact that just 630 ex-prisoners found jobs through programme.
YouGov and Cebr say productivity growth is picking up in the economy.
Greece aims to enter the bond markets in 2014 and extend debt maturity
Dublin expects to be first eurozone country to exit bailout procedure and return to market.
Ed Miliband promise to freeze prices could be a vote winner, polling evidence suggests.
ONS says fall in men working could be for many reasons, including early retirement.
Catherine McDermott says seasonal employees play a critical role for the employer.
Forward guidance is the right solution for the UK economy, says MPC member.
The cuts come as higher interest rates lower demand for new loans and refinancing.
Shadow chancellor adds that Labour would reintroduce 10p starting rate of tax.
Steve Varley says firm seeing 'huge reduction' in businesses looking to cut costs.
Business activity also expanded in France and Germany, Eurozone's largest economies.
Daniel Stewart's chief economist says investors are buying into the long-term optimism
Government rules that companies will only allowed to open up jobs for foreign candidates after two weeks
As mass unrest sweeps country following Golden Dawn violence, experts warn further austerity could push country over brink.
Jenny Taylor says the organisation is currently giving out up to 1,000 food bags per month.
Consultancy and outsourcing giant Accenture uses its Skills to Succeed programme to encourage young entrepreneurs.
Youth Business International works with young people across the globe to foster entrepreneurship.
Richard Exell says people are living through the longest real wage squeeze in over a century.