BUSINESS

China Investment Corporation (CIC) chairman Ding Xuedong says eurozone monetary easing to spell "good news."

Russia's President Vladimir Putin is seeming to drive a wedge between European Union and US

Major credit and debit card companies have no plans to leave Russia despite threats of deeper Western sanctions.

The Prime Minister says the economy is improving and the government is creating jobs.

Paris examining all-French solution for Alstom, says industry minister Arnaud Montebourg.

Alibaba is expected to beat JD.com's record in near future.

The Current Account: EU sales staff will be able to receive commission payments even on holiday

HSBC's chief executive Stuart Gulliver warned the markets of 2014 challenges

Shale oil sits beneath home counties but unclear how much is extractable.

The latest eBay data breach has once again highlighted the problem with passwords, yet there remains no clear successor

More than 860,000 16 to 24 year olds were out of work, but what will be done?

China focuses on economic reforms and environmental protection rather than rapid growth.

Toyota has warned it can kill Thai investment plans if political crisis lingers.

Boris Johnson says that a 'political fix' will see the UK's next runway head to Gatwick.

Russian energy minister upbeat over Western oil investment despite threat of deeper sanctions over Ukraine.

Barclays' European retail business has lost about £2bn over the past four years.

Tony Whitehorn, chief executive of Hyundai UK, warns of risk to car sales when BoE lifts interest rates.

Former chief financial officer Jackie Hunt left a year ago

Former mining boss Liu Han receives death penalty on charges of leading mafia-style crime operations on Sichuan.

Second-quarter revenues fall 1% to $27.3bn.

FCA fines Barclays for rigging gold and banned and fined Plunkett for inappropriate conduct

Swiss banking giant receives $10bn in orders for debt.

Ebay claims ads selling stolen database information are fake, despite the contents being consistent with hacker data.

EY's claimed Chinese law prohibits the firm from passing on documents related to a former client

British Geological Survey study to show huge shale oil reserves under Surrey, Hampshire, Kent and Sussex.

Veteran UK Conservative MP warns of detrimental impact of a possible Brexit

US companies with business deals in China have been asked to be cautious in light of recent hacking revelations.

Authorities says only paying them basic salaries would discourage them from taking a vacation

Lloyds was originally pegged to float TSB shares by the end of June