BUSINESS

Research finds British employees more affected by stress than European counterparts.

The Swedish firm says their new hypercar has a top speed of more than 273mph (439kph)

CEO Antonio Horta-Osorio pockets £1.7m bonus for 2013, but Lloyds average just £4,500.

PM Arseny Yatseniuk says £42bn has gone missing from public's balance sheets since Viktor Yanukovich ousting

The firm increased pre-tax profits to £67.1m up to the end of December 2013.

Assistance in part subject to Ukraine signing deal with IMF.

New York resident Kevin Maher alleges five banks colluded to manipulate benchmark.

CEO Peter Sands says bank to ask shareholders to approve bonus pay amid new EU rules.

India's BSE Sensex forecast to rise ahead of April's general elections.

After meeting Pope Francis in Rome, ex-Societe Generale rogue trader Kerviel decided on pilgrimage home to Paris.

About $3.84bn has been paid out to 42,272 claimants as of 3 March, 2014.

The ONS says the surge happened against a backdrop of a falling youth population.

Markit composite PMI hits highest level since June 2011 in February.

India's highest court extends custody of Sahara Group chairman Subrata Roy offers an improved plan to refund $3.9bn to investors.

In total, 29,000 businesses went into review scheme while 10,000 failed sophistication test

Prime minister 'looking forward' to accepting recommendation of Low Pay Commission

Flexcoin lost 896 bitcoins after hackers exploited flaws in the front end.

CEO Peter Sands sees bonus halved as total payout pool falls 15% to $1.2bn.

Barclays' CEO Antony Jenkins says he was forced to increase bonuses despite profit drop

Japan's cabinet plans to treat bitcoin as a commodity rather than a currency

Institute for Fiscal Studies claims the country would borrow more if voters ended the 307-year union.

UK law firm Selachii will end submissions on March 7 and file suit against exchange's parent and CEO.

Regulator believes that only one-in-ten firms with sales teams had higher-risk incentive schemes.

China targets economic growth to be based on consumption rather than investment

China expects gross domestic product (GDP) growth about 7.5% for 2014.

Interest rate swaps have cost Detroit's taxpayers more than $200m

GDP is expected to come down in 2014 due to low investment in mining

Exclusive: Building materials giant tells IBTimes UK of plans to hire 105 management general merchanting apprentices.

Look into political motives of Ugandan president Yoweri Museveni decision to sign violently homophobic law