UNEMPLOYMENT

Different surveys predict the UK will avoid triple-dip recession.

Labour leader attacks Thatcher legacy as he compares UK in 2013 to 1979 doldrums

Carrefour's first-quarter sales rose 1.3 percent year-on-year to €20.83bn on constant currency.

ONS labour market data shows worsening picture for both employed and unemployed.

Wall Street's strong gains on positive economic data help European markets to open on a higher note.

Institute for Public Policy Research makes youth unemployment prediction and highlights London and North East as most affected regions.

From shoulderpads to Walkmans, IBTimes UK looks back at some of the other icons that defined the 80s along with the Iron Lady.

Report finds UK ranks 16th out of world's 29 most advanced economies for child well-being.

Riyadh moves to stem flow of Yemeni smugglers and illegal immigrants.

Markets open positive taking cues from a surprise jump in China's imports data.

Iron Lady Margaret Hilda Roberts hailed as Britain's greatest peacetime prime minister of 20th century.

Britain's iconic prime minister led an unquestioned economic revival but the costs of her sweeping reforms are still being argued today.

Portugal's PM suffers setback in efforts to trim spending and reform public sector.

Optimism in key manufacturing sector declined in March, but hiring prospects increase.

Non-Farm payrolls in the US and employment figures from Canada raise key questions about the global economic recovery.

Markets remain muted as investors await nonfarm payrolls data for further indications on US economic health.

The Saudi Arabian government executes a man convicted of murder while arranging for deportation of Yemeni labourers

The eurozone crisis and uncertainties over the Cyprus bailout have hurt business sentiments in the country.

More young men take their own lives than die as a result of road accidents, HIV and violent assault combined.

Seoul is expected to announce stimulus measures as early as next week to boost its ailing economy.

Asian markets pull back as eurozone fears return with concerns of a looming fiscal crisis in Cyprus.