UK Morning Headlines: Carney ties UK rates to jobs data, China trade shows...

 
 
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Thursday August 08 2013
 
 
UK Homepage
 
Carney ties UK rates to jobs data
 
Radical change of monetary policy in the world's sixth-largest economy mirrors moves by European Central Bank and US Federal Reserve
 
 
 
China trade shows signs of recovery
 
 
Obama cancels summit with Putin
 
 
Upbeat Asia shakes off Wall Street drop
 
 
Investor relief as Groupon picks chief
 
 
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Markets
 
European junk debt sales soar in US
 
Demand for higher yields provided by junk bonds, including those of European companies, is likely to remain high in the coming months
 
 
 
Lobstermen squeezed by oversupply
 
 
Simple solution to UK productivity puzzle
 
 
Fed taper to test demand for Treasuries
 
 
Hedge funds profit from return of M&A
 
World News
 
Fears rise of Egypt camps crackdown
 
Government says diplomatic efforts to defuse the crisis with Morsi supporters have failed and blames the Muslim Brotherhood
 
 
 
Yemen claims al-Qaeda plot foiled
 
 
North Korea raises Kaesong hopes
 
 
Peacekeepers wary of EU move on Hizbollah
 
 
Obama move caps Apple march on Washington
 
UK News
 
High-speed orbital rail plan for London
 
Isabel Dedring, deputy mayor for transport at City Hall, discusses options to cope with a population expected to hit 10m over the next 20 years
 
 
 
Labour councils use zero-hours staff
 
 
Bupa customer exodus continues
 
 
Davies reveals 50 airport proposals
 
 
Fry attacks Russia over anti-gay law
 
UK Companies
 
GSK's Witty aspires to be bionic boss
 
Group pushes into nascent field of bioelectronics, where implants will theoretically commandeer parts of the nervous system to fight disease
 
 
 
GSK switches on to electronic medicine
 
 
Old Mutual hails head start in Africa
 
 
Ex-Kagazy pair face IPO scam allegation
 
 
Cinven mulls sale of PizzaExpress owner
 
 
 
 
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