BUSINESS

Yields on 10-year treasuries may climb to 3.45% in 2014.

The storm that hit Britain from Christmas Eve left 50,000 homes without electricity for five days

Employment lawyer Paul Quain says managing workers with alcohol addictions can be a significant issue.

A security flaw discovered by a UK researcher makes remote access to EE's servers possible

Forthcoming China PMI data may highlight slowing factory activity.

Monsignor Nunzio Scarano originally accused of taking €20m in cash from Switzerland aboard government plane.

Western Union Business Solutions says SMEs who have seen upturn think it is sustainable.

Boris Johnson's office hits back at Howard Davies comments over London mayor's 'colourful style'.

Norman Lamb says the current care and support system does not work and is hugely unfair.

The Financial Conduct Authority has already fined Willford £30,000 last month over credit crisis failings

Existing political divide points to unstable government in India.

Bloomberg report claims he was questioned late last year in relation to the bank's hiring practices

The University of Cumbria is the UK's first to accept tuition fee payments in bitcoins.

EU financial regulator can ban short-selling under emergency powers, but UK wants legal clarity.

Pensions expert John Ralfe has written a letter to John Welby raising his concerns about pensions.

Underlying sales rose 4.3% for the year and 4.1% in the fourth quarter.

Egypt's tourism revenue sank by 41% to $5.9bn in 2013

JPM is suing Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe (BVG) for collateralised debt obligation losses

Prices of seven Chinese stocks exceeded limits set by Shenzhen stock exchange.

Spain's Prime Minister: I'm absolutely convinced that things will go well for her

Tourist transfers money from Pyongyang to Florida-based charity using virtual currency.

Mulligan is suing James Nichols and John Miller as well as Los Angeles city for $20m for police beating.

Carmaker to raise €3bn via share offer in which China's Dongfeng Motor and French government would participate.

Poll by Edelman shows pessimism in UK about personal finances in 2014.

More people are using high-speed 4G connections on their smartphones but European operators are not reaping the rewards.

Photographs of the enormous Crossrail construction project going on under the streets of London.

German shares opened lower on Monday (January 20), tracking losses on Wall Street and in Asia, with banking shares coming under scrutiny after Deutsche Bank posted a surprise pre-tax loss of €1.15 billion (£950 million).

UK economy is expected to receive economic growth upgrade from IMF's World Economic Outlook.

Finns can legally use the virtual currency to transact.