BUSINESS

Spain to issue debt in 2014 despite horrible jobs numbers.

Eurostat says there were 3.5 million unemployed under-25s across the eurozone in November.

Richard Desmond suing Man Group subsidiary GLG Partners for about £20m.

Office for National Statistics data has revised the level of productivity in UK

Facebook acquired India-based Little Eye Labs that provides mobile app optimisation tool.

High Pay Centre says executive pay increased by 74% over past decade.

House prices rise 1.9% on average in three months to December says Halifax.

Official figures show there were 55,000 fewer people in work in November compared with the month before.

Some BRIC economies could end up being laggards amid Fed QE taper.

Ford boss Alan Mulally has declared himself out of the running for Microsoft's new CEO.

Persimmon Hails 'Strong Finish' to 2013 as Help to Buy Drives UK Housing Recovery

Company generated total fourth-quarter sales of £170m from UK.

Block of Guardian follows restrictions on Thomson Reuters and Wall Street Journal Chinese-language sites.

Institute of Economic Affairs says the current system is incentivising early retirement.

British mother and baby products retailer was hit by Christmas discounting in the UK

Tesco rival reports 28 million customer transactions in the seven day run up to Christmas.

US District Judge Katherine Forrest upheld earlier ruling against Fabrice Tourre.

The British Retail Consortium data shows tough trading conditions despite an improving economy

Banks allegedly exploited pricing around residential mortgage-backed securities from around 2009 through 2011, says WSJ.

European Tour Operators Association says the ruling could damage the competitiveness of British firms.

At least one victim of police violence in Phnom Penh worked for Puma contractor, clothing giant says.

Bank agrees payment to US authorities to settle allegations over fraudster Bernard Madoff.

Royal Bank of Scotland Citizens Financial Group offloads local Chicago branches to US Bancorp.

Garment industry losses from the political unrest estimated at about $1bn.

London mayor says "perplexed" over ring-fenced aid payments to countries with improving economies.

The local authority says it will have to implement a £25m cost cutting plan.

The history of the London taxi from the hansom cab to the new Nissan.

Department for Work and Pensions reveals the lengths it goes to to get young people work