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All the latest business and economic news, as the US Non-Farm Payroll shows the biggest monthly increase in almost three years
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Evgen wants to raise up to £20m for clinical studies of experimental Sulforadex tablet to treat brain haemorrhage, prostate and breast cancer
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Upmarket shoe company and baker Greggs among five companies joining mid cap index
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All the latest business and economics news, as the Russian economy ministry said it expects GDP to shrink by 0.8% next year amid more capital outflows and higher inflation, sending the rouble sliding again
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Social media firm’s chief executives dump millions of shares with CEO Dick Costolo shedding almost 50% of his holdings
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Attacks on email accounts have compromised data from more than 100 publicly held companies, according to cybersecurity company FireEye
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The American economy grew faster than first estimated, with GDP rising at an annual pace of 3.9% in the July-September quarter
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Move suggests authorities are closer to filing criminal charges in long-running investigation into whether banks have been colluding to move currency rates
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Federal government raises $5.7bn from sell-off, all the money to be tipped into asset recycling fund
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Suzanne McGee: The multimillionaire self-help guru gives investing advice in his new book, but anyone who listened to him in 2010 would be hurting financially now
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All the latest business and economics news, as the International Labour Organisation issues a new report on the Greek jobless crisis.
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Fears of ‘rip-off charges being taken from the savings of hardworking people’ when new pension rules come in next year
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Guardian business live China's central bank cuts interest rates for first time in two years – business live
All the latest business and economic news, as European stocks surge ahead on the surprise Chinese rate cuts and hopes of ECB action. The UK chancellor’s deficit-reduction plan still looks out of reach despite an improvement in the public finances in October. -
Chinese central bank hopes heavily indebted borrowers will spend more now that borrowing costs are lower
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China takes a historic step in its embrace of western-style capitalism – just as its economy is slowing. ‘If even John Paulson can get hosed in China, what hope does the individual investor have?’ ask experts. Caveat emptor
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Guardian business live Mario Draghi says ECB could buy government bonds; Japan back in recession - as it happened
The global economy has taken another knock, as Japan unexpectedly falls back into recession hours after the UK prime minister warns of ‘instability and uncertainty’ -
Imperial Tobacco, Shell … savers suffering years of rock-bottom interest rates are turning to the FTSE 100 British blue chips
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First IPO for a US airline since 2011 sees Virgin America’s stock jump as much as 28% in market debut as shares raise $307m
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Entrepreneur is selling 15% of his stake in the bank, whose stock market listing was delayed from October
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Rolling business and financial news, as Vodafone reports a hefty drop in income in Southern Europe, but still raises its profit forecasts
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Money brings out the insecurity in everyone. But here’s the good news: you can defeat it
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Philip Monks, Aldermore’s chief executive, claims he is ‘not in any hurry’ to kick start the shelved stock flotation
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Guardian business live Archbishop of York attacks income inequality; eurozone data adds to gloom - business live
Rolling business and financial news, as Dr John Sentamu says that income inequality is a stain on our consciences and must be tackled -
Shares to go on sale in next couple of weeks but Nicholas Woodman says ‘No one should misunderstand my commitment to the company’
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Strong US jobs data suggest the first rate hike is ‘coming soon’
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Rolling coverage and reaction as the ECB holds its monthly press conference, after leaving interest rates unchanged again
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‘Depression babies’ must not run away from investing in stocks because it is their safest long-term bet, says Patrick O’Shaughnessy, the author of Millennial Money
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In California, fracking is taking the water that farmers need – and it’s no anomaly. There is a water conflict looming between industry and agriculture
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IPO could bring bank’s boss Jayne-Anne Gadhia a multimillion-pound windfall from share awards
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Study says more needs to be done by both government and companies in order to diversify upper management
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Guardian business live Merkel warns eurozone is very fragile as EC cuts growth forecasts -- business live
Rolling business and finance news, as the EC admits that eurozone growth will be even slower than previously hoped -
Flotation back on after Bank of England gives clarity on leverage ratio and more stable market conditions, says chief executive
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The US stock market gets all the attention and all the talking heads. But the bond market is where the real fortunes are made and where the action is
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Ebola is a growing crisis, and companies are profiting by producing safety gear and pharmaceuticals. But if you buy their stocks, are you a good person or a bad one, asks Olga Oksman
GDP is a mirror on the markets. It must not rule our lives