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  • Train fare rises 2015: Commuters could save more than £100 a year as rail price hikes capped at 2.5pc

    September 7, 2014

    Good news for commuters. Rail fare rises will be capped at 2.5 per cent in 2015 rather than the expected 3.5 per cent in a move designed to reduce the burden on commuters' wallets. The government has frozen the rise in regulated fares – season tickets and anytime singles –  at RPI inflation of 2.5 per [...]

  • China spends its way to becoming world’s largest economy

    September 7, 2014

    Ten years from now, China will have overtaken the US as the world's largest economy.  A report released by IHS shows how a surge in consumer spending in what is currently the world's second largest economy will take it into first place.    It predicts that such spending in China will increase by an average [...]

  • EU bonus cap: UK’s challenge reaches final stage in court

    September 7, 2014

    The UK's challenge to the European Union's bonus cap plan will be heard in the European Court of Justice tomorrow. This will be the final stage in the case opened by the UK Treasury last September.   The new rule, which is supposed to be imposed on all bonuses awarded from 2014 onwards, caps bankers' [...]

  • Scottish Independence: Yes campaign gains momentum as poll puts it in lead for first time

    September 7, 2014

    It's the moment Scotland's Yes campaigners have been waiting for – the polls suggest that an independent Scotland is as likely as a continued union with the rest of the UK, if not more so.   As the 18 September referendum approaches, both sides of the debate have been stepping up their attempts to win [...]

  • Chelsea pick five players with just one appearance between them in Champions League squad

    September 6, 2014

    Chelsea have picked five players with just one first-team appearance between them as part of their Champions League squad, in order to comply with Uefa regulation.   Champions League rules state that clubs must name at least eight home-grown players in their squad 25-man squad. The Blues have complied by selecting youngsters Mitchell Beeney, Jeremie [...]

  • Russia “will react” to EU sanctions, accuses Nato of supporting neo-Nazi forces

    September 6, 2014

    Russia says "there will undoubtedly be a reaction" to any new sanctions imposed by the EU. The Russian foreign ministry said in a statement that the EU's proposed sanctions were "practically sending a signal of direct support to the 'party of war' in Kiev". The new sanctions will target state-owned oil companies, including Rosneft, and add [...]

  • Alibaba expects IPO to raise $24.3bn with largest listing in history

    September 6, 2014

    Alibaba expects to raise $24.3bn when it lists on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) later this month. If it raises that sum, the Chinese e-commerce giant's initial public offering (IPO) will be the largest in history, giving it a valuation of around $163bn. In a regulatory filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission, [...]

  • Nike and Apple named as most counterfeited brands in the world last year

    September 5, 2014

    Nike and Apple were the two most counterfeited brands in the world last year, according to the latest illicit trade report from the World Customs Organisation (WCO). Nike was the most counterfeited brand, with 1,120 cases of fraudulent Nike products being seized last year, a 48.3 per cent increase on 2012's total of 580 cases. Apple [...]

  • Russian rouble rallies as Putin agrees Ukraine ceasefire

    September 5, 2014

    The rouble rose 0.22 per cent against the dollar and 0.14 per cent against the Euro at pixel time after Ukrainian president Petro Poroshenko announced his government had reached a ceasefire agreement with pro-Russian rebels this afternoon. Earlier in the day, investors had piled into Russian stocks on rumours of an end to fighting, with [...]

  • Insurance claims explain why an indestructible screen is top of users’ wishlist for the Apple iPhone 6

    September 5, 2014

    iPhones may be cool, but considering we carry them everywhere with us they're frighteningly delicate – and a new report suggests the iPhone 5 is the most vulnerable of all the models, with 47.8 per cent of insurance claims made for the phone related to some kind of damage. According to the study, just over 10 [...]

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