BUSINESS

Moody's has given its first time rating to DIAL and its dollar bonds.

Savills says the home-owning Conservative voter has done very well over the past five years.

The US government will introduce laws forcing companies to report the loss of customer data within 30 days.

With the debut of its new GLE Coupe, Mercedes Benz is betting that 2015 will be the year of the SUV.

Hargreaves Lansdown warns the new state pension system will be complicated in the short term.

West London airport saw 1.4% increase in passengers from 2013.

Victims were carrying out regular repair and maintenance work at time of leakage.

Students graduating in the summer of 2015 will be paid higher salaries when they start work.

Revamp will create a property firm and a globally diversified conglomerate.

Housebuilder Taylor Wimpey said it started 2015 with a bulging order book of £1.4bn.

French website relating to jihadist group Ansar Al Haqq knocked offline by hacktivist group Anonymous

Deal will strengthen Basel-based Roche's personalised cancer treatments.

Rangers reject bid saying not enough shareholders are likely to approve it.

USD/INR rebounds from channel support, 65.0 likely if 62.0 support held.

Crude oil prices have ended down for the past seven consecutive weeks on oversupply concerns.

Osborne said 'more action' is needed to boost the UK's struggling oil industry.

Most affected by Russian turbulence are Malaysia and Thailand.

NPS is known for its two new drugs – Gattex, treatment for short-bowel syndrome, and Natpara for hypoparathyroidism.

New jobs will be created at firm's Solihull plant in West Midlands, where it has already invested £1.5bn to boost production.

Thunderstrike resides within the ROM which makes it undetectable.

Tesco is Hungary's biggest supermarket chain and the nation's third-biggest employer.

Oil rout continues as key producers show no signs of slashing output amid global glut.

US gold futures for delivery in February have added 2.7% from the 2 January opening price.

Central banks around the world are concerned about the deepening US/eurozone divergence.

Sue Ann Arnall earlier deposited a handwritten $975m divorce cheque from the oil baron.

US retail giant moves to give another big push to digital currency.

Latest investment is expected to value Paytm at $1.5-1.9bn.

Obama previously said he would veto the Keystone XL legislation.

The past half-year has seen a stunning ascent of the US dollar against virtually all other major currencies.