BUSINESS

Traders bet Adidas stock may jump 13% to €88 by June from €78 currently.

The Australian business magnate took to Twitter to argue that Cameron's future leadership was under threat.

With the West considering further sanctions, the Kremlin is looking to North Africa to limit its exposure to Western markets.

Gatwick Airport and proposed 'Boris Island' in Thames Estuary step up campaign to provide extra UK aviation capacity.

GlaxoSmithKline voluntarily recalls popular weight loss pills after tampering

The Pensions Minister says the government is going to put charges in a vice.

Report shows mafia earns equivalent of 3.5% of Italy's GDP.

Lupin acquired Netherlands-based Nanomi in February 2014.

Biggest challenge that bitcoin faces is investors, according to Dogecoin founder Jackson Palmer.

Over 2,600 fake mobile base stations across China were used to send malicious spam SMS texts.

Sale of 500,000 barrels a day can pull down global oil prices by about $12 per barrel.

Citi was planning to buy back $6.4bn of shares by the beginning of 2015 and increase dividends by 5%.

Exclusive: Firebrand businesswoman tells us the 'real reasons' why more women aren't in senior positions

Demos says that each British household faces £200 worth of hidden debt.

KFC announced menu revamp and enhanced marketing strategy in China.

The FPC expressed concern that investors may currently have a false sense of security that interest rates will not return to normal levels.

Higher inflation in Australia is outpacing cost of living increases in biggest developed economies, according to Bloomberg.

One manager and one trader allegedly sought to rig rates over a two year period

Scots say Osborne is not being sincere about ruling out a currency union between an independent Scotland and the UK.

Target failed to isolate its most sensitive network assets.

Ukraine's PM says the country's economy will shrink 10% and default in 2014 if IMF reforms aren't adopted.

Jiangsu Sheyang Rural Commercial Bank and Rural Commercial Bank of Huanghai suffer bank runs.

Those in London and the Midlands (7%) said that they actually view sales in a more positive light.

FHFA settlement is expected to reduce bank's first-quarter income by approximately $3.7bn.

Energy giant responds to the triple regulator anti-trust investigation

Nigel Wilson, chief executive of L&G, expects to see more cash being taken out of pension pots after the reforms.

Excessive investment in the property sector has increased risk of boom and bust in UK, says Lord Turner.

YouGov/Cebrs says there is still an air of caution among older consumers.

Russian businesses and politicians seem confident that Russia has weathered the storm but is their self-assured swagger actually misguided complacency?