BUSINESS

Reserve Bank of India says firms must apply two-step verification process for credit card payments.

$3.15bn purchase from US home finance majors settles Federal Housing Finance Agency claims.

Markets to react to remarks of Fed's Janet Yellen and ECB's Mario Draghi at Jackson Hole.

Upbeat US data, rising output from Libya and demand for crude oil revisions weighed on prices.

BofA Merrill Lynch analysts say next level to watch is Triangle support at $1269.

Reuters survey finds Japanese firms are finding it difficult to attract workers and retain them.

US Judge Thomas Griesa earlier ruled Argentina's proposed debt swap illegal.

Falling mortgage rates make buying better option for people than renting.

Bank allegedly ignored warnings that late entrepreneur David Elias was committing fraud through investment vehicle.

The Hay Group says it has identified six so-called 'megatrends' in employee engagement.

Power outages crippling Egypt's economy.

US officials may have more luck convincing Japan to extend sanctions.

The German sportswear brand snapped up a stake in Dortmund.

Elance-oDesk says UK firms have been unprepared for the summer holiday season.

RBC ups quarterly dividend to 75 Canadian cents per share.

Increased food safety inspections come as political ties between Moscow and West reach low point.

Allied World Assurance will pay £130m for the two businesses.

Another energy group withdraws staff from Iraqi Kurdistan as Islamic State expands in northern Iraq.

BP owns about 330 of the 1,300 BP-branded filling stations in Australia.

French retailer Carrefour reported to have been targeted in Granada.

Scots will vote on whether to stay part of the 307-year old union on 18 September

Tor Project chief says anonymity network will only go mainstream if a big internet company adopts it

Finland selling products at rock bottom prices as it can't export to Russia

Jack Dromey MP says the money could have put 158 police officers back on the beat.

Protests over the removal of fuel subsidies have sparked Yemen's biggest political crisis for years.

Holiday tax has risen by almost £400m since 2008.

Households report home values rose at slowest rate in five months in August

A Facebook post claiming Sylvester Stallone died in a car accident went viral on social media.

Labour's Chris Leslie says more must be done for youngsters.