BUSINESS

Former Coutts Chief Executive Glyn Jones recently became the group's new chairman

Domino's Pizza sales continue to increase as it reports further growth.

Greece says Germany owes money from World War II

Nationwide says London house prices lifted 18.2% over year in first quarter of 2014.

Stock is recovering from plunging 20% last month

Zurich chief Josef Ackermann, who was mentioned in Wauthier's suicide note, resigned days later 'to avoid any damage to Zurich's reputation'.

A new report suggests that the poor economy may have aided the environment.

Company said UK's SFO and US' DoJ has not launched legal proceedings against the firm.

US Justice Department said there's "much work to be done"

Demonstrations also took place in Manchester, Sheffield, Leeds, Hull, Liverpool and Birmingham

Lawyers and probation service staff protested over cuts to legal aid and the probation privatisation.

It is thought that windfarms have a negative effect on house prices, but is this the case?

Property research firm Knight Frank says weaker London finance sector pulled down high-end rents.

RateSetter CEO hails the regulator's new role as overseeing the £200bn consumer credit industry

The Turkish Prime Minister Recap Tayyip Erdogan emerged from the elections victorious but bruised.

Nuts owner IPC Media enters 30 day consultation period with lads mag's 25 staff on closing publication.

Brian Chapman, whose salary was more than £100,000 a year, is accused of swindling KPMG expenses.

IBTimes UK takes a look behind the scenes at the changing landscape for doctors and patients

Brand Finance Cosmetics 50 survey reveals the world's top 50 cosmetics brands' values is up

There is a rough consensus that the Royal Mail sale was botched, but not everybody agrees with that.

Official PMI rose to 50.3 in March from eight-month low of 50.2 in February.

£90 for England's new shirt is something that we should just take in our stride.

Frances O'Grady says pay has been squeezed 'at all levels below the boardroom' and it is costing the UK economy.

Kuwaiti minister rejects claims that he raised money for terrorism and supported jihad in Syria

Association of British Insurers asks chancellor for independent probe into watchdog's leak

Voluntary work will be paid in HullCoin that can be used for goods and services.

Aberdeen Asset Management buys Scottish Widows from Lloyds in £550m deal.

The research reveals that the poorest households in the UK spend less than £2 a week on sport.

One year on from the introduction of bedroom tax but who's had to pay?