BUSINESS

San Francisco-based Coinbase received $25m funding from investors led by led Andreessen Horowitz.

Regulatory agency of European Union warns consumers could lose money.

Unite says 120 workers at UPS Parcels site in Camden will walk out in row over bullying and excess workloads.

Christopher Willford fined £30,000 over failure to notify board about level of risk.

IPPR says almost all young people should be earning or learning.

How a business fares against the strike risk from workers depends on the level of preparedness.

Financial world mourns McCarthy who was 49 and died on 12 December at Roosevelt Hospital, New York

Russian officials say they're looking to sign bilateral investment treaty, though not full free trade deal.

The Glassdoor Employees' Choice Awards names 50 top places to work.

The move is part of a £320m public and private sector investment plan.

US budget agreement needs House and Senate approval.

Bank bail-ins could produce some interesting outcomes for Eurozone markets and countries according to academic

Ipsa has not buckled under political pressure to lower MPs' controversial pay hike.

Everything must go but prices aren't cheap as works range from £30,000 to £200,000

SFO hopes to learn "any lessons that can be applied to future cases".

Justice secretary gives tagging deal to Capita before new contract awarded.

Embattled retailer to close remaining 91 stores and exit from Britain's high-street.

Hilton was taken private in 2007 by Blackstone in leveraged deal worth about $26.7bn.

JPMorgan has stumped up billions of dollars in legal fees and settlements this year

ONS says the UK's gender pay gap has widened further.

Ulster Bank say customers struggling with money transfers and online banking.

Barra has become the first female to head General Motors

Labour's former city minister to sit as independent director on Co-op Group board.

Shanghai Securities News reports China will liberalise M&A regulations and promote usage of preferred shares and M&A funds.

Move follows coalition government's parental leave promise.

British Chambers of Commerce lifts growth forecasts, but cautions recovery driven by household consumption not trade.

IBTimes UK investigates paternity and maternity discrimination in the UK.

US lawyer, specialising in art recovery, discusses the plight for Jewish families being reunited with heirlooms

European regulators propose to speed up banking reforms to protect taxpayers from bank failures.