BUSINESS

The Turkish government was handed a negative rating on its bonds following months of political crisis

Fruit prices surge 17.3% and vegetables jump 12.9% year-on-year in March.

The Chancellor made the comments after coming under fire from the IMF last year.

Things may finally be looking brighter for the High Street when it comes to consumer spending.

Fabienne Wauthier talks about the ex-Zurich Insurance CFO's suicide

ONS data shows UK construction sector output fell during February.

The Co-operative Bank has unveiled a £1.3bn loss and apologised to customers in advance after it forecasted not making any profits until 2016.

The UK insurance and investment management bodies want to more 'effectively' lobby parliament

United States condemns Russian threats to cut off Ukraine gas supplies over unpaid bills.

The Heartbleed Bug says it was a "simple programming error" but new evidence suggests it has been exploited for months.

Facebook tanks more than 5% amid fears of new technology bubble.

The group is planning to revive exchange and repay stakeholders over time.

More than two in ten workers said they had witnessed some else being sexually harassed.

The New Economics Foundation think tank says the airport in the UK capital is a waste of time

Russian Finance Minister says the government will not take almost all Rosneftegaz profits as a dividend for 2013

Vince Cable and Michael Fallon also face another parliamentary grilling over the controversial sale

Ray DeGiorgio and Gary Altman were placed on paid leave.

The embattled lender has lost two of its leaders and faces a number of scandals

Ofgem fines British Gas for blocking firms from switching suppliers due to problems in computer systems.

Whisky accounts for 85% of Scottish food and drink exports

MetLife research adds one in ten of employees have had to take time off work due to sports-related injuries

Sentencing of SAC Capital to follow

Smartphone app used as propaganda tool for Egypt Defence Minister Abdel Fattah al-Sisi.

A Guinean government committee has found Steinmetz's company guilty of winning mining rights corruptly.

Fiat workers owing a competitor's vehicles targeted in controversial marketing campaign.

Mortgages for Business survey shows remortgaging up sharply among buy-to-let customers.

Russian President Vladimir Putin warned European leaders that Ukraine's gas dispute could halt supplies to Europe

The Corporate Europe Observatory says the lobbying groups employ more than 1,700 workers to 'influence' policy.

Paul Myners and CEO Euan Sutherland both resigned within weeks of each other