BUSINESS

Small British firms will benefit from more exporting to emerging markets according to research by the Federation of Small Businesses.

Water giant wants to raise prices by 11% between 2015 and 2020.

Funding for Lending Scheme delivers improved credit conditions, but net lending to SMEs down in third quarter.

Standard Chartered to work with Chinese Agricultural Bank on yuan clearing services in London.

Paddy Power has Labour as favourite to win in 2015 general election, but energy bills announcement may change things.

Eurozone manufacturing growth accelerates to its fastest pace in over two years in November.

Deutsche Bank research note amends target prices for two of the Big Six following price pledges

EY report calls on UK to make reforms to boost economic growth through exports.

AskHerFriends.com poll shows the most bizarre gifts women have received for Christmas

Danone demands €350m in compensation and talks remain inconclusive.

PM looks to promote trade and cement business ties between UK, Europe and China.

Npower and EDF pledge to freeze prices until spring 2015.

Online spending reached a record high as consumers planned to avoid shopping day violence

The sequel starring Jennifer Lawrence is tipped to make $400m in the US alone.

Department of Justice nearing end of competition probe.

Free trade agreement could be worth £1.8bn a year for UK.

British Prime Minister David Cameron attended a welcome ceremony hosted by his Chinese counterpart Li Keqiang in Beijing on Monday (December 2, 2013).

Ethical beauty products company Lush sues Amazon for copyright infringement and 'bullying' tactics.

Tackle Africa's coaching development officer talks about her role and the charity.

Market players to track Federal Reserve chief Ben Bernanke's speech.

Brent crude futures inch up while US futures fall, prices under pressure.

Digital commerce company Venda says there will be 28% increase in online spending in next fortnight

Fiona Muldoon becomes fifth high-profile resignation at the reserve bank.

The study, which was conducted by the IFF, questioned 901 claimants over four UC pathfinder areas.

From scrapping green levies to cracking down on tax avoidance, whatever Osborne does it'll be against the backdrop of economic recovery.

Regulator asks banks to confirm they have not engaged in poor practices after Lawrence Tomlinson claims.

Art gallery, Riflemaker's co-founder, talks about the inspirational Paul Smith exhibition.

Eurozone unemployment rate falls for the first time since February 2011.

US equities expected to continue run of record highs.