BUSINESS

Markit/CIPS PMI survey shows fastest pace of UK construction output growth in six years during November.

Centre for London says the recommendation is the next step in deterrence and enforcement.

UK PM using visit to lay ground for China-EU free trade pact but Europe lukewarm.

S&P credit ratings agency says US Justice Department bringing unworkable litigation against it.

US manufacturing activity rose to a 30 month high in November.

Unite says Ineos needs to 'come clean over job losses' and has betrayed workers.

European Securities and Markets Authority investigates agencies' roles in sovereign debt crisis.

RBS says central system fixed after phone and internet banking disruptions.

The government says the data reflects improvements seen in other aspects of the country's economy.

Ruling overturns US District Judge Carl Barbier's decision, upholding settlement administrator's evaluation methods.

Bank customers still reporting they cannot purchase goods or receive payments.

Customers report that they cannot access online banking services, pay for goods by card or Paypal

London-Beijing deals include construction of new 1,000 bed oncology hospital in Jiangsu province.

KPMG research shows senior tax bosses at big corporates shrug off fiery debate around tax avoidance.

European Commission likely to open probe 35-year index-linked nuclear pricing contracts.

Brokerage and insurance firms rally as over 760 firms can potentially list in China.

PNC's Christmas Price Index shows gift costs from 'The Twelve Days of Christmas' surge year-on-year

Scottish Widows chairman Norman Blackwell will take over from Bischoff in April 2014.

The US could print huge amounts of dollars to repay its debt says Dagong's Guan Jianzhong.

Markit/CIPS PMI report shows production and new order growth hitting near 19-year highs during November.

RBS settled over Libor fixing fines, change in management and damning criticism from Lawrence Tomlinson.

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.