BUSINESS

Bank of Japan may revise downwards FY2014 GDP outlook.

The proposed action would be the latest move in the row over pay between staff and universities.

Human rights lawyer Jesselyn Radack claims London Heathrow Airport staff deliberately intimidated her on Saturday.

German chancellor Angela Merkel proposes NSA-proof European internet in wake of Snowden revelations.

Bank Mellat, Iran's biggest private bank, claims "significant pecuniary damages" over quashed 2009 UK sanctions.

Finance ministers and central bank chiefs to meet in Sydney on 22-23 February.

SPERI think tank says Chancellor George Osborne has failed to deliver wide economic growth.

FT report suggests Lloyds pushing for softer ringfence terms, but Bank of England source plays down discussions.

It is alleged they conspired to defraud between 1 June 2005 and 31 August 2007

Global financial and commodity markets warn greenback heading for trouble.

Salmond claims no EU member will block Scottish membership to the 28 nation bloc

Close Brothers Asset Management says a majority of people do not know the correct tax threshold.

UK recovery and jobs growth in cities driving housing demand to urban areas in England.

FCA says YBS has 'voluntarily' offered to refund customers after the regulator 'raised concerns'

Rightmove website says average UK house prices jump 3.3% on the month in February

Wilson lived life in fast lane after taking £22m from investors.

Iran says Russia could build a second reactor at Iran's Bushehr nuclear power plant

Investors to track Eurozone, China PMI data alongside Fed minutes and BOJ policy decision.

Which? says it is disappointing to see some train companies consistently falling down on the basics of customer service.

Data breach affecting usernames, passwords, emails, mailing addresses and phone numbers has been repaired

Italy's anti-trust authority said there is insufficient transparency in their optional insurance offerings

Shopping mall landlord Hammerson, which owns Birmingham's Bullring, reports 2013 profit of £341.2m.

Growth expected at 5.2% in second half of 2013/14

The charter will mean that the agreed employment conditions can only be overturned by a vote of the firm's shareholders.

UK Chancellor George Osborne and opposition MPs demolished hopes over Scotland keeping the pound

The CIPD says the vast majority of organisations expect to give pay awards below inflation.

Former chairman Paul Flowers became embroiled in a sex and drugs scandal.

Japan Display Inc formed by combining digital display businesses of Sony, Toshiba and Hitachi.

Only four of the Big Six agreed to refund direct debit customers who are in credit