BUSINESS

At opening of London Toy Fair Disney's Frozen is revealed as biggest toy-selling movie of all time.

The FBI is using information obtained by hacktivist group Anonymous to help find the hackers who compromised Centcom.

Deloitte has come out with a report that says the company enabled global economic impact of $227bn and 4.5 million jobs across the globe.

Prof Sir Bruce Keogh believes wearable tech will help ease the strain on the health service.

Labour MP Stella Creasy tells IBTimes UK that the move, if true, represents progress.

The National Citizen Service unveils employers' biggest pet peeves.

MPs have told the government that dairy farmers need more protection.

ZipDial is a mobile marketing firm based in Bangalore.

Trade union Usdaw wants the government to act to stop workers getting abused.

ILO says jobs market to deteriorate over next four years on wage inequality.

Move comes after Fitch and Moody's downgrade of Russian sovereign debt to just above junk status

Hundreds of jobs have already been cut and projects withdrawn after the 60% tank in oil prices.

German PPI rate falls to four-year low raising pressure on ECB to stimulate growth.

Alpari UK became insolvent one day after the SNB's move to remove the Euro cap.

South Korea's Samsung Electronics announced a $2bn share buyback plan in November 2014.

Australian dollar could test 0.7700 if ECB surprises on the dovish side.

Ex-Cabinet minister Lord Mandelson said he did not like the idea of 'clobbering people'.

The IMF now expects global growth of 3.5% this year.

Investment would value SpaceX at more than $10bn, Wall Street Journal reports, citing sources.

Actual growth misses official forecast for first time since 1998, but services and e-commerce do well.

Oil and rouble slump also affecting Commonwealth of Independent States' economies.

While investment declines in China, India to see pickup in industrial activity.

Developed world will be better off in 2015 driven by US and Spanish growth.

Oxfam report claims richest 1% getting richer and will soon own half of all world's wealth.

US businessman Donald Trump is considered one of the richest men in the world under the report.

Elmer has been given a suspended fine, which he will have to pay if he commits another crime within the next three years.

Oxfam report shows wealthiest in society getting richer much quicker than poorest.

HSBC warns that the future health of the global economy still hangs in the balance.

The group of hackers behind the attacks on PSN and Xbox Live have their website hacked and customer details stolen