BUSINESS

Currency market views US economic fundamentals less favourably.

Mt Gox claims bitcoin withdrawals will reopen soon, while protests continue outside Tokyo headquarters.

Portraits of World Cup footballers by street artists.

Robocoin is installing new bitcoin ATMs in US, after launching in Canada.

Miles said the financial policy committee is "mindful of the risks" of a UK house price bubble.

The Justice Secretary Chris Grayling told the BBC's File on 4 that the reforms were needed.

Discount retailer also appoints Darren Shapland, Trevor Bond, Tea Colaianni, and Grant Hearn to the board.

Co-op Group chief executive Euan Sutherland says Scotland's potential UK will burden firms

Anchorage Capital Group acquires £80m of debt from Lloyds to take controlling stake in NCC.

London Economics research says household stock and bond holdings would instantly drop

Rivers in commuter belt towns have reached their highest levels in almost 30 years

Japanese cryptocurrency exchange finds solution to transaction malleability issue.

Totaljobs says 44% of respondents said they regret not studying something more vocational.

Eurozone allies in new attempt to bring in controversial European financial transaction tax.

Labour says that London must build affordable houses to help young professionals and remain competitive.

Internal audit, corporate finance and credit risk among most favoured job areas.

Google has acquired sound-authentication firm SlickLogin to potentially improve authentication technology.

Alex Salmond's version of independence from the UK looks remarkably similar to a Scotland that belongs to it.

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