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Hong Kong is overtaking London, New York and Paris when it comes to retail rental prices, according to data by CBRE. Some worry the costs will damage the city's cultural identity as legions of local traders are forced out

Hong Kong’s excessive retail rental prices are damaging local trade

Data by CBRE shows Hong Kong overtaking New York, Paris and London as the world’s most expensive city for retailers by a landslide

Air France-KLM delays expansion

Europe’s second biggest airline Air France-KLM is postponing plans to expand its low-cost subsidiary Transavia outside of France, following continued strikes by pilots

Scottish independence could have profound implications for Brits, with many concerned about the future of the Great British pound and national debt

How could Scottish independence have affected the average Brit?

With the Scottish referendum fast approaching, how a Yes vote might affect the average Brit is an increasingly pressing concern. We count down five implications of independence

The FRC has revised its UK Corporate Governance Code in order to address pay disparity in companies between executives and the lower ranks

FRC tackles executive pay

The Financial Reporting Council’s revised UK Corporate Governance Code has set out a number of proposals to improve the health and management of listed companies

Advertisers are increasingly using social media stars such as Nash Grier (above) - whose Vine account is the most followed in the world - to promote their products and services to the teen market

Social media stars more popular than mainstream celebs for teen market

Social media has given rise to new opportunities for brands to connect with a different breed of consumer

Buildings on Lagos River in Nigeria. Innovative construction projects in Lagos are now entering the production phase

Engineering is critical to Nigeria’s economic development, says Stag

Nigeria has come to the fore as a major economic superpower in recent years, spearheaded by a thriving engineering sector

First National Pictures Inc., Warner Bros./TASCHEN. The classic is considered one of the best pictures of the film noir genre ever made

From Drive to The Maltese Falcon: film noir continues to illuminate the world

For over six decades Hollywood has been fascinated with film noir. But why are cinemagoers endlessly drawn to the gritty storylines, dramatic cinematography and cynical anti-heroes?

RBS and Lloyds to quit Scotland if voters say yes to separation

RBS and Lloyds have said they would relocate their head offices to the UK in the event of a Yes vote in the Scottish referendum, amidst growing concern over their credit ratings and customers

European airliner shocks with strong result

SAS records impressive profits for past quarter, as the airline’s earnings are improved by years of cutbacks and restructuring

Jean-Claude Juncker, President of the European Commission. His appointment has upset the likes of David Cameron and Iain Duncan Smith, the latter of whom said that giving him the role was "flicking two fingers at the rest of Europe"

Juncker’s presidential appointment ruffles feathers in Europe

Jean-Claude Juncker’s appointment as the new President of the European Commission smacks of a nice retirement role for an EU stalwart and flies in the face of widespread anti-EU sentiment

Allianz Global Benefits on the launch of its new unit | Video

European CEO speaks to Dirk Hellmuth, CEO of Allianz Global Benefits, to find out about the launch of its global benefits unit

Obamacare supporters in Washington DC. Critics fear 43 million Americans will lose access to employer-based health insurance as a result of the system

Europe benefits from healthcare tourism

Medical tourists from the US and beyond are revolutionising European healthcare markets, say President of the MTA Renée-Marie Stephano, and Executive Vice President of Dünyagöz Hospital Selin Yildirim

Maurice Benisty, CCO of GE Capital International

GE Capital: the challenges and opportunities of fleet management

There are more strings to GE Capital’s bow than just financial solutions. Its fleet services cover over 200,000 vehicles in Europe and will get customers where they need to be

News that Marks & Spencer's has appointed its former executive director of ecommerce to retail chief should encourage other businesses to put tech-savvy souls in charge of their operations

Businesses must embrace the digital revolution, and not become dinosaurs

Technological developments are getting faster – but are businesses keeping up?

SNB President Thomas Jordan has said that geopolitical conflicts can have effects on the economy that are "stronger than anticipated", following the news that the country's GDP has stalled

Swiss economy stalls, surprising industry analysts

New data reveals a drop in growth as Europe reels from the Crimea crisis and an overall economic slump

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