BUSINESS

Finns can legally use the virtual currency to transact.

English and maths tests for the unemployed? That's not the real problem

BBC is looking to slash celebrity pay by 25% after pushing them onto permanent contracts

Toyota plans to invest up to 20bn baht ($609m) in Thailand.

BoE policymaker David Miles co-authors report which says unwinding of QE is not necessarily dangerous.

London's first Satoshi Square gives bitcoin a level of human interaction it has so far lacked.

Renowned cryptorapher Bruce Schneier reveals that working on creating a better response to cyber attacks tempted him to leave BT.

Unilever chief executive Paul Polman says collaboration is the key to sustainability.

Criminal Enforcement and Financial Crimes Bureau to target bad actors in financial industry.

Scottish Secretary Alistair Carmichael and SNP's Angus Robertson give separate speeches in Brussels and Dublin.

Recruiter Michael Page says SMEs in Britain are trumping large companies in relation to hiring optimism.

China said on Monday (January 20) that its economy grew 7.7 percent in 2013 after easing in the final three months on sagging investment growth, a cooldown that some analysts say is a sign of the more sober times ahead as the government wrestles to implement major reforms.

Owners would be able to list digital currencies on classifieds section starting on 10 February.

Paul Coyle, head of tax at Morrisons, named in reports as man arrested by FCA.

The Financial Reporting Council has started investigating KPMG's auditing of the Co-op Bank

But the TUC says the likelihood of having a job has increased since the 2010 General Election.

Britain's banks and financial services firms have axed the number of job vacancies across London as they struggle to keep costs down following increased regulatory expenses and fines stemming from a variety of scandals.

Richest people are rigging rules to increase their wealth, says Oxfam.

Scottish government begins debt campaign to help people avoid payday lenders.

Shadow work and pensions secretary excepted to announce tougher rules.

Digital Economy Group writes to OECD to defend its industry's record on corporation tax.

Royal Mail chairman Donald Brydon says Greene must be paid market rate to keep her in the job.

Highly radioactive water detected inside the No. 3 reactor building.

Top BBC stars including Jeremy Paxman face a 25% cut in salary

Germany's top banking regulator promotes Deutsche Bank probe to a special investigation

Rightmove house price index shows 6.4% leap across year in average asking price as supply falls.

UBS will make use of standardised solutions from French trading software firms Murex and Ion Trading

Deutsche Bank posts surprise pre-tax loss of €1.15bn for fourth quarter.

Recruitment group Morgan McKinley says firms are grappling with regulatory costs and fines