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LONDON (Reuters) - House prices grew last month at their slowest pace since August after the amount of new property coming on to the market grew faster than the number of new buyers, a survey indicated on Tuesday.

LONDON (Reuters) - House prices grew last month at their slowest pace since August after the amount of new property coming on to the market grew faster than the number of new buyers, a survey indicated on Tuesday.

LONDON (Reuters) - A slim majority of firms plan to keep hiring staff in the next three months, but no more than in the first quarter of 2010, suggesting they remain wary about recovery prospects, according to recruiters Manpower.

LONDON (Reuters) - A slim majority of firms plan to keep hiring staff in the next three months, but no more than in the first quarter of 2010, suggesting they remain wary about recovery prospects, according to recruiters Manpower.

LONDON (Reuters) - The cross-party Treasury Committee launched a scathing attack on the government's revenue collecting department on Tuesday, saying low morale and poor leadership was affecting performance.

LONDON (Reuters) - The cross-party Treasury Committee launched a scathing attack on the government's revenue collecting department on Tuesday, saying low morale and poor leadership was affecting performance.

DUBAI/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Middle East oil demand could grow by nearly 5 percent in 2010, outpacing a modest recovery in global energy demand as the world's top oil exporting governments continue spending petrodollars to boost economies, analysts said.

REYKJAVIK (Reuters) - Iceland's government pledged on Sunday to restart talks and swiftly reach a new debt accord with Britain and Netherlands, a day after Icelanders crushed in a referendum the previous $5 billion (3 billion pound) "Icesave" deal.

AMSTERDAM/STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Iceland walked away from talks on Friday with the Netherlands and Britain over debts related to the 2008 collapse of its banking system, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters.

LONDON (Reuters) - British insurer Standard Life's fund arm is increasing its retail sales team by almost half on the back of increased interest in British equity funds after the 2009 stock market rally.