BUSINESS

A report finds that almost four million UK homes are collectively £464m in debt to their energy suppliers.

Markit PMI shows another month of powerful construction recovery, but supply side concerns loom.

Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station was severely damaged by tsunami and earthquake in March 2011.

The 81% taxpayer owned bank is still riddled with problems

UK retail giant M&S says these customers shop in store but not online.

The British government pressed Pfizer to commit to British jobs and research, according to Minister for Universities and Science David Willetts.

Barclays recently lost Barclays' US boss Skip McGee

Some seven in 10 Japanese firms are not making profits to pay corporate taxes.

Google refutes claims saying Android and Google can be used independent of each other.

Deputy Governor Sir Jon Cunliffe issues starkest BoE warning yet on UK housing recovery.

RBS CEO Ross McEwan said there will be no early settlement.

Bostock will cease to be Group Finance Director on 19 May

Pfizer resumed talks for mammoth merger with improved terms and sent letter to UK Prime Minister.

RBS CEO says a lot still needs to be done

Dimon travelled across the pond to give a pep talk and £28.6m revamp of JPM's technology and operations centre

Rating agency says if Scotland becomes independent, it would take its debt burden with it.

Analysis by The Wriglesworth Consultancy claims QE has simply made rich richer.

Microsoft releases emergency security patch to protect vulnerability, even for Windows XP users

Anglo-Australian mining company files complaint after it lost rights to Simandou mining concession

Hundreds of trade union activists gather in Trafalgar Square for London May Day rally

Fears of fruit-flies indigenous to the Sub-Continent that could be harmful to European crops cause ban.

Falafel Index offers alternative to the Big Mac Index for the Middle East

The computer chip producer is reportedly upgrading its production facilities in Western Asia.

Banks are still lending to Russia but sanctions are making it more difficult.

Iran will seek to replenish its ailing fleet of commercial airliners in the event of economic sanctions being lifted

Metro Bank has recorded a strong first quarter as customer accounts, deposits and lending soar.

Exclusive: Jonathan Isaby, chief executive of the TaxPayers' Alliance, says the increase is 'unacceptable'

The agency at the heart of George Osborne's export strategy fails to deliver once again.

Drugs are known as 'diversified brands' and many are sold in emerging markets.