BUSINESS

Established in 1938, Sapa is the only independent, non-profit, non-governmental news agency on the African continent.

Costolo has acknowledged Twitter's shortcomings in dealing with cyberbullying.

January figure was up 63% from that planned in December and 18% up from same month a year ago.

One97 Communications runs m-commerce platform Paytm.

The eurozone's economic prospects are brighter now than they were three months ago thanks to cheaper oil, a weaker euro and the European Central Bank's quantitative easing, the European Commission said on Thursday (February 5).

City of London police announce Wonga will not face criminal prosecution after the FCA ordered firm to pay £2.6m.

Gold rally this year has stalled by technical resistance as fundamental chances hinge on US non-farm payrolls.

Employee-owned companies have plenty of benefits, just ask the MD of the John Lewis Partnership.

Three quarters of British businesses do not have a mental health policy.

Russia's economy set for technical recession in 2015 amid ongoing political crisis over Ukraine.

Samsung's technological edge in using latest manufacturing process prompted Apple to select company.

Slowing growth and Carney's assurance to return inflation to its 2% target, increases likelihood of a dovish bias in the BoE policy.

EE supplies 4G LTE to 7.7 million people across Europe.

New car sales in the UK rose 6.7% compared to the same month in 2014.

Policing costs for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange passes £10m as asylum at Ecuador embassy continues.

Varoufakis arrived in Germany for talks with Wolfgang Schaueble.

BNP's 2014 net profit tanks some 97% owing to the near $9bn US settlement.

On a quarterly basis, growth has contracted 2% in Q4 after expanding 3% in Q3.

WhatsApp Web bug exposes user profile images to anyone and does not correctly sync with mobile version

UK's Groceries Code Adjudicator (GCA) is to investigate Tesco over relations with its suppliers.

BT has finalised the deal to purchase EE from Deutsche Telekom and Orange for cash and shares totalling £12.5 billion

ECB earlier lifted waiver of minimum credit rating requirements for marketable instruments issued or guaranteed by Greek government.

Information such as names, birthdays, medical IDs/social security numbers and email addresses accessed.

South Korea cites oversupply in taxi market and raises concern that unorganised operators would be hit.

Drug firm GlaxoSmithKline paid £300m after being found guilty of bribery in China.

The Harrow East MP's claims were double that of the average MP.

More than 100,000 merchants now accept cryptocurrency, while bitcoin search engine is developed.

The chief executive and other senior management at Brazil's Petrobras resigned on Wednesday (February 4) amid a festering corruption scandal, sending shares higher as the government scrambled to find replacements capable of restoring investor confidence in the state-run oil company.

More than 100,000 merchants now accept bitcoin, including Microsoft, Expedia and Twitch.