BUSINESS

The Royal Bank of Scotland adds £250m to mis-selling payment protection insurance redress pot.

The Royal Bank of Scotland plans to remove 55-70% of toxic assets over the next two years.

Embattled US lender sues nine banks in total, including Rabobank and UBS, for false representation.

Rockstar consortium backed by firms including Apple and Microsoft sue Google for seven patent 'infringements'.

Banks in Italy are cutting jobs and have provoked the trade unions into action

Bloomberg reports Citigroup's Rohan Ramchandani, JPMorgan's Richard Usher and Standard Chartered's Matt Gardiner on leave but not suspended.

UCU general secretary Sally Hunt says her members' pay conditions are not fair.

Bordeaux Index, chaired by Icap's CEO Michael Spencer, says there is an element of scaremongering over news of a global supply shortage

Public Health England says risks to public health from exposure to emissions from shale gas extraction are low

Egyptian government and IMF to discuss state's troubled post-revolution economy.

Majority of big six energy suppliers increase tariffs and strike major blow to UK spending plans.

EuroStat says youth unemployment rate hit 24.1% in September.

Firm confident of moving nine million Wii U units and 18 million 3DS devices this year.

PM unveils list of beneficial ownership of companies as agreed by G8 leaders.

Central bank confident about withstanding negative effects of sales tax hike that was projected to cut growth by 0.7%.

CloudZync says loyalty card users have on average £83 worth of redeemable points across their loyalty cards.

Portuguese government releases document outlining spending plans and tax cuts.

UK Treasury may close loophole on non-resident properties to avoid housing bubble.

Chief executive Peter Voser says Nigeria situation will 'erode near-term outlook'.

The European Central Bank will give more liquidity to the eurozone, according to Ewald Nowotny.

Nationwide said average home price in October rose 1% from September and 5.8% from October 2012.

Fed decision to extend stimulus believed to be less dovish than investors had expected.

BT Sport now available in four million homes.

Industrial zone reopens after five-month shutdown following growing political tensions.

Deputy PM Aleksandar Vucic said alliance started after meeting Abu Dhabi's crown prince Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan

EU and China had been in dispute earlier in 2013 over solar panel imports from China.

Bank of Japan's decision to leave its monetary policy unchanged provides respite.

Twitter to launch $10.9bn IPO on NYSE despite suit by Precedo and Continental Advisors.

The Securities and Exchange Commission awarded $150,000 to a whistleblower