BUSINESS

The Shanghai Composite index has gained 94% over the past year and Mobius believes Chinese stocks have risen too fast.

Radical changes in pension rules combined with lack of understanding could open the floodgates for mis-selling of new products.

At least three Al Qaeda affiliates altered their communications, using human couriers instead of email and mobile phones, according to think-tank Henry Jackson Society.

Monthly CPI rate has risen to a two-year high, while trade surplus has widened.

Bank of England survey shows small businesses will also increase demand for credit in second quarter.

FedEx agrees to buy Dutch package delivery company TNT Express for €4.4bn

Both AIIB and NDB could be World Bank's strong allies in economic development of poor countries and emerging markets, says World Bank boss Jim Yong Kim.

European markets also boosted in early part of 2015 as consumer confidence shows signs of recovery.

Greek PM Alexis Tsipras in Moscow for talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Swiss CPI inflation rebounded to 0.3% month-on-month in March after recording 0.3% deflation in February.

BoJ maintains plan to expand the monetary base at an annual pace of ¥80tn, a QE programme in place since April 2013.

Class action suit likely to head to Australia's highest court after latest twist.

The deal marks Singapore Telecommunications' (Singtel) biggest acquisition outside the main telecoms sector.

CNN report claims the extent of White House cyber security breach last year was underplayed by officials.

The Q1 GDP looks set to have risen 5% annually for the group, half the pace of expansion seen prior to the global financial crisis.

Companies' boards have reached an agreement on the terms of the cash and share offer made by Shell.

Brent crude price, the global benchmark, is down 1.42% at $58.26 per barrel as at 12.30am ET.

Calls for next elected government to tackle personal debt hitting £2.5tn by the end of the decade.

FTSE 100 closed up 128.31 points - 1.88% - at 6,961.77 after Easter break.

IBTimes UK presents a gallery of historic street scenes in Soho, an area under threat of redevelopment.

Germany labels debate over reparations 'dumb' and insists Germany has paid its dues.

The number of people saving for a deposit has fallen by 6%.

UK could offer Eurofighters to India if France's delayed plan to sell 126 Rafale combat jets falls through.

Silver down 1.5% on the day while palladium jumps 1.3%.

Russian medias suggest strengthening of economic ties amid shared antipathy toward Brussels.

Negotiations with Iran could be bearish for oil prices over the next 18 months, according to BofA's Francisco Blanch.

It is the slowest recovery from recession in living memory - slower even than the recovery from the Great Depression

Labour has produced two hard-hitting party political broadcasts through London agency Lucky Generals.

However, they have also paid 60% of their profits in fines