UK Prime Minister David Cameron said in an interview with a newspaper last September 6 that the country would be considering severing its ties with the European Union if stricter reforms were imposed on "welfare tourism".
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The Bank Recovery and Resolution Directive for all EU members to recognize the Single Resolution Mechanism would be created after the German elections.
Report says Samsung to invest USD 500 million in China
A report from a Chinese newspaper revealed that Samsung would be investing USD 500 million for a plant in China.
Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, Bank of America scramble to fund Rue21 acquisition
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A Reuters report said that investors had started to take out their capital from emerging markets as Fed tapering loomed.
US regulators met with the stock exchange operators to talk about backing up the Nasdaq stock quotes processor which malfunctioned last month.
The search for the new head of Microsoft would be a closely-watched development in the technology industry.
Verizon, US's biggest wireless provider, argued in a US Court of Appeals for the District of Colombia that the 2011 rule on net neutrality violated its First Amendment rights.
In her Reuters column, Allison Schrager asked a question that had continued to remain unanswered: How should people actually spend their retirement money?
A Reuters analysis report revealed that Brazil could fail its primary surplus target for 2014 which could downgrade its credit rating.
Lawyers of the European Union said the proposed transaction tax plan was illegal. European Union lawyers said the transaction tax plan proposed by eleven European member states was illegal.
The two Koreas agreed to resume operations of the Kaesong industrial zone on a trial basis starting Monday.
A 52-page report commissioned by UK Education Secretary Michael Gove revealed that some private equity firms and property dealers benefited in excess from child care homes subsidized by the government.
