BUSINESS

Nomura's senior political analyst says it could urge Catalonia and others to fight for 'hopes and dreams'

Egypt's planning minister says the richest fifth of the population will have to pay more for electricity soon

Just as the world was coming to terms with the heartbleed bug, researchers have found a reverse heartbleed attack which targets individuals.

As tagging contract, Manus Island and South Africa prison scandals engulf firm, Almanza pockets chunky bonus.

Mining titan's platinum mines in Rustenburg have been inoperative for nearly three months.

Twitter heavyweights Costolo, Jack Dorsey and Evan Williams are hanging onto their shares post IPO

Facebook is allegedly "weeks away" from securing a license that would let users transfer money.

Palladium has outperformed other precious metals this year with a 14% jump in prices.

British, Dutch, American and South Korean firms bag orders from Kuwait National Petroleum (KNPC).

The Financial Conduct Authority is bringing in a tighter regime for mortgage lending in the UK.

Saudi attempt to acquire up to 800 German Leopard-2 tanks has suffered a set back

Global goods trade will not hit 5.3% levels until next year

Average earnings will rise above inflation this year - the first time since 2008.

DHL Express' chief executive gives us tips to stay ahead

Approval rating of French president bombs to all-time low

Shelter finds over quarter of Britons without savings and could not afford rent or mortgages for single month if unemployed.

UK street artist Banksy has turned his attention to the spying operations of GCHQ with Cheltenham mural.

A bulk of Asia's largest companies believe it will create rewards not risk

Singapore largely depends on external trade for its economic growth.

Ukraine crisis hits British blue chip stocks as pro-Russian militants hold their ground.

The Complete University Guide says graduates earned on average £21,702 in 2012.

The House of Commons' Scottish Affairs Committee says the employment agreements can be unfair for workers

E-retail sales index, compiled by Capgemini and IMRG, sees online shopping leap 17% over year.

The Court Of Appeal has upheld a decision to make Asset Land pay £21m to the FCA.

Hangzho city with higher vacancy rates has become symbol of China's property market in distress.

Nearly 112,000 chickens to be slaughtered by local authorities on 14 April.

Rising geopolitical tensions over Ukraine sent Brent crude futures above $108 a barrel

The TUC says self-employment has accounted for 44% of all employment growth since May 2010.

British fashion retailer posts 11% rise in like-for-like retail sales