Chancellor George Osborne tells business leaders at the CBI that he will not deviate from the government’s economic road to reducing the deficit.
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France’s second biggest bank, Societe Generale, tells CNBC it is considering cutting up to 700 jobs as it reports a 50% fall in first-quarter earnings.
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Indonesia’s candidate for the top job at the World Trade Organisation tells the BBC why the institution still matters.
Excerpt from: VIDEO: Indonesia’s pitch for WTO top job
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Luxembourg would consider greater transparency of its banking sector to help curb tax evasion, the finance minister tells a German newspaper.
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The founder of travel guidebook company Frommer’s tells a news agency that he has reacquired the rights to the business from internet giant Google.
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Confusion as Jeroen Dijsselbloem tells reporters that Cypriot package shows new strategy for failing banks, before later insisting it is a specific case
Original post: Eurogroup head says Cyprus shows future of bank rescues – live
Category : World News
Austerity in the UK has cut demand and output more than even pessimists predicted, former US Treasury Secretary Larry Summers tells the BBC.
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A winner of The Apprentice TV show tells an employment tribunal that she was just an “overpaid lackey”.
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Public Accounts Committee chair Margaret Hodge tells HM Revenue and Customs to “get a grip”, after it misses a target to tackle tax credit fraud and error “by a mile”.
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