COMPANIES

Russian gas export monopoly Gazprom demands Ukraine pays overdue gas bill urgently.

Markets expect the Fed to leave its monetary policy unchanged.

German lender is being investigated for Libor fixing, FX rigging and mis-selling derivatives

Co-founder of Rebellion Chris Kingsley talks about the sea change from console to casual mobile gaming

The energy giant has also raised the total amount set aside for spill related issues

Indian stocks rebound on RBI rate hike decision.

However, chief financial officer Richard Meddings says headcount is down by about 2,000 from a year ago.

Lloyds says payment protection insurance complaints are waning but slower than expected.

Swiss banking giant swung back into profit in the third quarter

Shinzo Abe's strategy led to significant capital inflows into Japanese bonds and equity markets, offsetting capital outflows

Emerging markets bank reveals in its trading update that revenue slumped in first three months to 30 September.

Burger King fast food chain shares rise on back of solid third quarter results.

Five cornerstone investors commit to investing $545m.

Dongfeng and French government propose to infuse €1.5bn each in Peugeot.

Energy regulator data shows wholesale prices rose 1.7% while bills set to increase by 11.1%.

Bankia posts €362m net profit in nine months to September after multi-billion loss in 2012.

India is likely to ease branch number restrictions on foreign banks if they incorporate in country and increase rural lending.

Nadya Powell, MD EMEA, MRY says more advertising spend needs to be allocated to mobile gaming

Panel to recommend that RBS not broken up internal 'bad bank' created instead.

Independent panel clears bank of intentional lending to mobsters

The New York Stock Exchange on Saturday did a test run of Twitter's IPO

Whistleblower says energy giant boosts balance sheet with outstanding credit from customer accounts

Markets awaiting cues from Fed meeting and slew of economic and corporate data.

In response to a tweet by journalist Caitlin Moran, a legion of former retail workers have alleged that stores burn unsold clothes instead of giving them to charity.

Deal is part of $13bn agreement reached with US Justice Department.

MIT's Center for Digital Business conducting three year 'digital transformation' research programme with Capgemini.

Deutsche Telekom is proposing new internet to keep German web traffic within it

Conservative MP says energy policy is too important to become a political football.

Stiff competition and rising raw material costs impact sales.