Funding for Lending Scheme starts to show results in mortgage market in December.
Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy to unveil new stimulus measures but vows to stick to budget cut pledges.
All Nippon Airways had changed below-par lithium-ion batteries 10 times last year, while Japan Airlines said it did so in a few cases.
Shares fall in London after Europe's second-largest tobacco group says illicit trade hit key markets in Europe and Russia
The US politicians and lobby groups have criticised the deal due to the company's strategic importance.
South Korea's industrial output slightly expands in December as higher domestic demand offset decline in exports.
Retail sales rose 0.4 percent in the month down from the 1.2 percent gain in November, underscoring weak consumer sentiments.
Record fine and five years' probation adds to multibillion cost for worst environmental disaster in US history.
Barclays issues redundancy notices to 360 infrastructure and front office staff.
Britain receives bumper initial payment from Bern in deal to tackle tax dodging.
Shares fall the most in at least six months as Libor scandal nears its expensive conclusion for state-owned lender
Ipsos Mori poll shows pessimism over UK economy alive and well among Britons.
Lianna Brinded takes a look at the importance and future of science funding, following the European Commission's €2bn grant.
Internal Revenue Service can claim UBS info on Swiss client Wegelin following the 250-year old firm's guilty plea to tax evasion charges.
German economy is expected to rebound in 2013 boosted by a stable labour market and modest inflation.
Treasury Select Committee says Autumn Statement has become second full budget but should just be review.
European Central Bank President headed Bank of Italy when lender was said to have hid millions in derivative losses.
World's largest platinum producer raises cost base at key Brazil mine for sixth time.
Retail rents are expected to fall over the coming months due to a decline in floor space demand.
Big bonuses for bankers are being lined up again. And - according to The Financial Times - its state-controlled Royal Bank of Scotland.
Bank faces £500m fine to settle with US and UK regulators over Libor-rigging scandal.
India's central bank has cut key interest rates after the country's headline inflation eased in December.
Yahoo reports better revenues under its new CEO Marissa Mayer but profit declines due to restructuring costs.
GS Yuasa stocks climb after Japanese regulators clarify that the battery's manufacturing process met the required standards.
FTSE 100 passes 6,300 mark for the first time since May of 2008 as pound falls to 14-month low against the euro.
Bully-Banks slams report that banks are planning to ward off a multi-billion compensation bill following FSA pilot scheme
The world's oldest bank is accused of hiding millions in losses as it made pleas for a €4bn state rescue that involves Italy's political elite
European Free Trade Association Court Says Iceland's plan to gradually repay savers is within EU law.
Socio-economic development and gold's relative high price are prompting more Indians to turn to diamonds.
Frances O'Grady, TUC director general, will use speech to warn of "wholesale scrapping of workers' rights".