BUSINESS

Vucic is the leader of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) and former Serbian deputy Prime Minister

RMT's Mike Cash accuses London Underground management of refusing to compromise on ticket office closures

Translation and interpretation group says there are three key languages that companies look for in candidates

Japanese consumer spending could drop in April 2014 but decline will be short-lived

Serious Fraud Office has charged former Barclays traders but investigation continues.

Nominet says the IT sector needs to attract more women into the industry

Singapore's Wilmar and Hong Kong's First Pacific offered to take Australian food company private for $1.2bn.

Pfizer CEO Ian Read says the US drugmaker has contacted Whitehall over the bid

Gold prices steadied on Monday as markets braced for Western sanctions on Russia.

Documentary claims F1 supremo used loopholes to avoid a huge tax bill

AstraZeneca confirmed its discussions with Pfizer over potential merger, but said terms were unattractive.

TfL says it will run as many services as possible, but the industrial action will cause disruption.

The Department of Justice has gone to Britain's capital to question individuals over alleged FX rigging activities

A group of hackers claim they have discovered another major flaw in OpenSSL, weeks after the Heartbleed Big came to light.

Claims that cost savings under green levy reforms not being passed on to household bills.

But Capita warns underlying dividends did not make good progress in Q1.

The United States and the European Union could impose sanctions as early as Monday.

The UK advertising market is expected to break records next year as smartphone and tablet advertising breaks billion pound mark.

DB alleges it was sold 48 million reinforced concrete sleepers at higher prices.

BrewDog, Scotland's largest independent brewery, cites rise in home brewing as key reason for London launch

The Prime Minister David Cameron says the initiative will provide more help than ever before to job seekers.

The cost of insuring against Russia's government debt has risen to highest level since November 2011.

Publicis and Omnicom CEOs Maurice Levy and John Wren working to resolve CFO spat.

Value retailer Shoe Zone offloading 40%-50% of firm onto London Stock Exchange in May.

The RMT and TfL will meet at the employment resolution organisation Acas.

Bratwurst, salami and chorizo casings maker expects profits to drop

Chief executive of Public Health England, Duncan Selbie believes GPs should refer patients for financial advice.

The wealth manager says uncertainty over September referendum is hindering its ability to advise clients

Pfizer confirms it had unsuccessfully held merger discussions with AstraZeneca, and was seeking other options.