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City of London Suicides: Financial Concerns and Relationship Breakdowns Prompt Risk Warning
After three people kill themselves in the square mile, psychologist says feelings of anger and hurt may put people at an increased risk of suicide.
Hannah Osborne Dec 11, 2012
UK Full-Time Job Hires Hits 19-Month High
Monthly employment index by KPMG and Recruitment and Employment Confederation suggests reason for 'cautious optimism'.
Shane Croucher Dec 10, 2012
European Stocks Down as Eurozone Concerns Rebound
Concerns of political crisis in Italy and a weak German economy pull down markets.
Prasanth Aby Thomas Dec 10, 2012
Greek Rescue to Go Ahead As Bond Buyback Hits Target
Buyback cuts Greece's €63bn debt owned by private investors by a half.
Jerin Mathew Dec 09, 2012
UK Economy Barely Grew in Three Months to November
Thinktank's monthly GDP reading shows stagnant UK economy and adds to concern country facing triple-dip recession.
Shane Croucher Dec 07, 2012
Bundesbank Slashes Germany's 2013 Growth Forecast
Bundesbank lowers Germany's 2013 growth rate by more than one percentage point to 0.4 percent.
Jerin Mathew Dec 07, 2012
European Stocks Gain as Traders Await US Jobs Data
European markets edge up in early trading ahead of latest non-farm payroll figures from US.
Prasanth Aby Thomas Dec 07, 2012
Australia's Unemployment Rates See Surprise Drop in November
Australia's jobless rates drop to 5.2 percent in November, boosting sentiments after slowdown in economy.
Prasanth Aby Thomas Dec 06, 2012
Beveridge Report: Is the Welfare State Now the 'Sixth Evil'? [BLOG]
It is 70 years since the the Beveridge Report, a document which mapped out Britain's welfare state. But the anniversary passed almost unnoticed.
Sam Bradley Dec 05, 2012
Global Slowdown and Austerity to Limit UK Growth for the Next Two Years, Says BCC
Austerity measures coupled with weak global trade and eurozone debt crisis will constrain Britain's growth, predicts the British Chamber of Commerce (BCC).
Geetha Pillai Dec 04, 2012
Reserve Bank of Australia Slashes Interest Rate to 3%
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has cut its interest rate to 3 percent following slump in the mining sector and a strong currency.
Prasanth Aby Thomas Dec 04, 2012
Eurozone Unemployment Hits Record High as ECB Warns Crisis Not Over
Nearly 20 million Europeans are looking for work as jobless rate hits another record in October amid deepening recession
Martin Baccardax Nov 30, 2012
European Markets Gain on Hopes of US 'Fiscal Cliff' Deal
European stocks gain in the morning trade, following global markets, on hopes of US lawmakers reaching a solution on the 'fiscal cliff'.
Prasanth Aby Thomas Nov 29, 2012
UK Underemployment Soars by 1 Million Since Financial Crisis
Number of employed people wanting more hours at work shoots up 47.3 percent says Office for National Statistics.
Shane Croucher Nov 28, 2012
American History X - European Style: Greece's Latest Bailout is Pure Politics
The latest European agreement on Greece's financial support has many political benefits but few economic ones.
Martin Baccardax Nov 27, 2012
Work Programme Providers Failing to Meet Employment Target
First year of government's flagship welfare-to-work scheme sees just 3.5% average success rate.
Shane Croucher Nov 27, 2012
OECD Slashes Global Growth Forecast and Warns Osborne on Debt Target [VIDEO]
Thinktank says global growth will slow, eurozone will sink into recession and Britain may need to abandon debt target.
Martin Baccardax Nov 27, 2012
Greece Wins Bailout Fund as Lenders Agree on Debt Reduction and Fresh Loans
The eurozone finance ministers and the IMF agree on a €40bn debt reduction and about €43.7bn fresh loans for Greece, despite conflicting views.
Jerin Mathew Nov 27, 2012
Forbes’ Top 10 Best Countries for Business in 2012 [SLIDESHOW]
New Zealand tops the list while UK just manages to bag 10th slot on Forbes' Best Countries for Business list.
Sanskrity Sinha Nov 26, 2012
Catalonia Chooses Pro-Independence Parties but Snubs Artur Mas
Ruling Convergence and Union brought down to 50 seats from 62 in the 13-seat assembly.
Vasudevan Sridharan Nov 26, 2012
Asian Markets Weekly Report: Indices Gain on Global Economic Hopes
Asian markets have advanced in the week, as the weak Yen and economic indicators from the world's largest economies boost investor sentiments.
Prasanth Aby Thomas Nov 24, 2012
EU Ministers Fail to Take Final Decision on Greece Bailout
Eurozone finance ministers delay agreement again on Greek bailout fund decision, citing technicalities.
Prasanth Aby Thomas Nov 21, 2012
Hovis Maker Premier Foods to Slash 900 Jobs
Labour MP Steve Pound urges food giant to show loyalty to workers on news of factory and distribution centre shutdowns.
Dominic Gover Nov 20, 2012
Sick Man of Europe Scotland has Highest Mortality Rate in 15-44 Age Group
Alarming health study puts Scotland bottom of 20-country mortality league.
Hannah Osborne Nov 20, 2012
Economist's "Time Bomb" Cover Angers France's Leaders, Bores its Lenders
The Economist has attracted the wrath of France's Prime Minister with its incendiary cover story, but financial market professionals seem unimpressed by tame attack on Gallic finances.
Martin Baccardax Nov 16, 2012
How Political Hacks Misuse ONS Inflation and Employment Data
Every month commentators use headline figures to bash each other's head in, but they really need to look deeper at the UK economy data.
Shane Croucher Nov 15, 2012
Eurozone Slips into Recession As Crisis Slows the Core Economies
The region's second recession in three years comes amid increasingly violent protests over spending cuts and austerity measures.
Martin Baccardax Nov 15, 2012
UK Labour Data Explained: How Unemployment Can Drop While Claimant Count Spikes
IBTimes UK explores why there is an apparent paradox in the labour market data from the ONS.
Shane Croucher Nov 14, 2012
Bank of England Sees Faster Inflation, Sluggish Growth as Eurozone Crisis Deepens
Mervyn King says Britain faces "unappealing" mix of faster inflation and slow growth as uneven recovery path begins next year.
Martin Baccardax Nov 14, 2012
UK Unemployment Falls but Claimant Count Soars as Olympics Jobs Fade
London 2012 boost gone as more Britons claim the dole though employment rate improves.
Shane Croucher Nov 14, 2012
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