BUSINESS

Most wrongly think richest 10% pay more tax than the poorest, according to new report.

Royal College of Nursing says government has maintained an iron grip on the pay and benefits of frontline staff.

Eurostat said eurozone inflation slowed to 0.5% in May 2014.

Takeaway companies are growing tired of Just Eat, according to research.

Knight Frank report shows how far short of demand London's housing supply set to stay in coming years.

Dr Ros Altmann, a former government advisor, has called for a new body to help savers after the 2014 Budget.

The FCA said the groups' failed to deliver a clear, fair and not misleading product campaign

Previously it had taken customers up to five weeks to change energy supplier.

But the EEF says that long term absence has increased.

The World Bank forecasts remittances to developing countries to cross half-trillion mark by 2016

Li Keqiang is on a three-day visit to Britain starting from 16 June.

Former New York mayor says the capital is now a real competitor to Silicon Valley for tech startups.

HSBC said it will be closely monitoring Qingdao metals transactions.

Polls by Panelbase and ICM show more Scots are planning to vote for an independent Scotland

Media buyer ZenithOptimedia says global advertising market will grow 5.4% in 2014

World Bank expects Chinese economy to expand by 7.6% in 2014.

CEO of North Brook Jute Mill, H K Maheshwari, killed after he allegedly rejected workers' demands to increase weekly working hours.

KPMG believes disruptive technology will claim half of all asset management jobs by 2030.

Study by Oxford Economics predicts burgeoning technology sector in the capital.

Medtronic to relocate headquarters to Ireland, where corporate tax rate is significantly lower than US.

Iraq crisis boosts crude oil's safe-haven status over gold.

Week to June 20 marked by FOMC policy decision and policy meeting minutes from BoE, RBA and BoJ.

US Fed Reserve chief Janet Yellen's press conference on 18 June to influence gold prices.

Honda could follow rival Toyota in Takata airbags recall.

Inflation data and BoE minutes next week will be carefully watched to see if indications substantiate what Carney said.

Standard & Poor's has upgraded the UK to triple-A stable.

A report has revealed the growing use of mobile news, as media struggle to survive transition.

Council of Mortgage Lenders doubts mortgage devastation when interest rates rise.

Official figures showed only 1% of fathers took Additional Paternity Leave since its introduction in 2011.