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Shares In Facebook Continue To Fall
Facebook shares have continued to fall on their third day, opening down by around 8% in early trading.
IMF Gives Stark Warning To UK Over Eurozone
Britain may have to cut interest rates and VAT to stimulate the economy amid the eurozone crisis, the International Monetary Fund has warned.
Greek Left Party Pledges To Keep Euro
Greece would remain in the eurozone if the radical left were to win the upcoming elections, Greek anti-austerity leftist leader Alexis Tsipras has said.
Inflation Falls To Lowest In Over Two Years
UK inflation fell to its lowest level in more than two years last month, providing some welcome relief to household budgets, official figures have shown.
Electricity Bills Set To Rise Under New Plans
Families will have to pay more for their electricity to fund the development of nuclear and renewable energy, under changes set out in a draft Energy Bill.
Scotty's Ashes On First Private Space Launch
US company SpaceX has become the first commercial outfit to send its own spacecraft toward the International Space Station with the launch of the cargo-bearing Dragon capsule.
First Drop In M&S Profits For Three Years
Marks & Spencer has revealed pre-tax profits have declined for the first time in three years to £706m for the 12 months to April.
High Anxiety Over Cameron's Austerity Call
"Austerity or you're out" is the uncompromising message from David Cameron and the other leaders of the advanced economies to the people of Greece.
Facebook Shares Tumble By 13% On Second Day
Facebook shares dropped by more than 13% on their second day of trading.
'Greece Should Default But Remain In Euro'
Greece should default on its debt and negotiate a relaxation of the austerity measures demanded by the eurozone, a former policymaker of Argentina has advised.