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Japan Keeps Monetary Policy Steady Amid Deflation Fight
TOKYO - The Bank of Japan stood pat on monetary policy Wednesday amid market jitters over volatility in bond markets, which has threatened to undermine the country's battle to end deflation and stimulate growth in the giant economy.
Bank of Japan's May 22 Statement on Monetary Policy: Full Text  Bloomberg
UPDATE 1-Japan exports disappoint, full benefits of weak yen yet to show  Reuters
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Tax lost offshore could end world poverty, says Oxfam
Lost tax revenue from money salted away offshore is costing governments more than $150bn (�99bn) a year, Oxfam has found - enough to eliminate extreme poverty across the globe twice over.
Oxfam Says EU Tax Havens Hold $12 Trillion in Wealth  Bloomberg
Tax Row: UK 'Should Be Ashamed' Says Oxfam  Yahoo! News UK
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RBS and Lloyds stakes should be sold, says IMF
Britain will be advised to sell off the state's holdings in the Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds Bank by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in a move that will embolden George Osborne as he attempts to justify his economic strategy.
Could RBS stay in an independent Scotland?  BBC News
RBS to cut 1400 jobs over two years  Mortgage Strategy
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Birmingham business leaders welcome fall in inflation
Falling prices at the petrol pumps led to a bigger-than-expected drop of 0.4 per cent in the consumer price index in April, the first easing in the annual rate of price rises for six months.
House prices quadrupled during the typical mortgage term  Telegraph.co.uk (blog)
Inflation registers surprise April fall  The Independent
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Fiat Industrial to move tax home to UK
Fiat Industrial aims to move its tax residency to the UK from Italy after a merger with US business CNH to take advantage of a lighter fiscal regime, according to a regulatory filing.
Fiat to save tax  Gibraltar Chronicle
Fiat Industrial seeks UK residence to cut tax bill  Reuters UK
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HMRC 'errors' cost country �5bn, say MPs
The taxman had expected to save �8bn by 2015 from reducing errors and fraud in the administration of tax credits, but is expected to miss its target by �5bn.
HMRC errors costing taxpayers billions, say MPs  ifaonline.co.uk
First, David Cameron should bring his own tax havens to book  The Guardian
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Cook Defending Apple Puts Loophole-Closing Back on Agenda
A congressional hearing into Apple Inc. (AAPL)'s use of offshore tax shelters called attention to how U.S. companies lower their taxes, and underscored the difficulty Congress confronts when trying to end the practice.
EU leaders to discuss tax affairs of global corporations  RTE.ie
Apple's Web of Tax Shelters Saved It Billions, Panel Finds  New York Times
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One in five retiring in 2013 'will be below poverty line'
One in five people retiring in Britain in 2013 will fall below the income poverty line according to a study by Prudential, which also found that nearly a quarter of women will enter retirement entirely dependent on the basic state pension.
One in seven to retire without a pension  Telegraph.co.uk
One in seven to rely on state pension  ifaonline.co.uk
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Shale gas 'could be a new North Sea for Britain'
The Institute of Directors claimed the fledgling industry could create 74,000 jobs, more than double its previous estimate of the industry's potential.
Shale gas could supply a third of UK needs, says IoD  Financial Times
Region could become epicentre of new shale gas energy industry  Manchester Evening News
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SSE reports higher profits despite snow disruption
Energy supplier SSE has reported a rise in annual profits despite disruption from bad weather and a fine from regulators. The company reported adjusted pre-tax profits of �1.4bn for the 12 months to the end of March, up 5.6% on last year.
Bumper SSE results expected to provoke consumer outrage  The Guardian
SSE pays out to mis-sold customers who lost no cash  Telegraph.co.uk
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