BUSINESS

Study finds UK buy-to-let investors made potential 1,200% return between 1996 and 2013.

Buy-to-let investors force up house prices and rents, cashing in on everyone else's misery.

President Vladimir Putin thinks so, but how would it fare outside the global system?

Matt Zarb-Cousin of the Campaign for Fairer Gambling writes on why he doubts William Hill closures.

Naufal Zamir believes Bangladesh Telecoms Minister Abdul Latif Siddique targeting business over family political ties.

UK employees are downloading without prior consent, which could lead to data breaches.

China holds more technically extractable shale gas reserves than the US.

The Iranian government has slashed the subsidy on fuel as prices increased by as much as 75%

One of the world's most prestigious political thinkers revealed his support

F1 boss dismisses bribery charges and says he was the victim

Ecclestone has gone on trial for bribery in Germany which could end his 40-year hold on the sport

Docomo could sell entire stake in Indian JV to partner Tata Group or to Vodafone.

Comes after months of negotiations between the CWU and the Post Office.

Standard and Poor's ratings agency downgrades Russian debt but economic impact will be limited

Financial Conduct Authority and BoE have appointed former SRA Chief Exec to replace Sir Anthony Holland.

Emerging nations to contribute less to the global economy in 2014

European Court of Justice will rule on UK attempt to block tax

Independent review finds reserves of 18 trillion cubic feet under Egdon's UK shale gas licences.

UK retail sales were up in March, according to figures from the Office for National Statistics.

Connells Survey & Valuation said valuations were down sharply in March.

HSBC Tower's estate agents hope this means a return to pre-recession property prices.

Nokia will name Indian-born Suri as CEO along with its first-quarter results.

Figures comes as Nationwide Building Society signs up to Living Wage campaign.

Russian stocks and rouble drop after S&P cuts Russia's foreign currency ratings.

President to call European leaders in bid to force through joint sanctions against Russia

The Royal Bank of Scotland has warned investors of the risks involved with an independent Scotland

Gaming machines dubbed "crack cocaine" of gambling facing 25% tax from March 2015.

French reports claim 52-year-old woman had questioned bosses before 14-storey plunge at Bred-Banque-Populaire.

Starbucks faced severe criticism in the UK for its controversial tax schemes.