ECONOMY

Total revenue growth of 7.8% to £182.2m was racked up in the group's past three quarters.

India's RMBS issuance increased 75% in 2014 and its mortgage market is likely to grow 20% in FY2015.

BoJ expands growth supporting funding facility for banks while keeping pace of asset purchase steady.

In the last five years, nine million fake one pound coins have been discovered and taken out of general circulation by the Treasury.

IBTimes UK looks at two different perspectives on the prime minister's jobs commitment.

Turkish inflation rate had fallen to a nine-month low in December.

EF Education First warns that workers' communications skills must improve to help firms innovate.

The 25th International fine watchmaking fair, attended by 16 luxury watch brands, opened its doors on Monday (January 19) in Geneva, four days after the Swiss National Bank (SNB) unexpectedly announced it had decided to scrap its three-year old cap on the Swiss franc, triggering the currency to soar against the euro.

Further rate cuts by RBI depend on inflation, commodity prices and removal of supply bottlenecks.

At opening of London Toy Fair Disney's Frozen is revealed as biggest toy-selling movie of all time.

Deloitte has come out with a report that says the company enabled global economic impact of $227bn and 4.5 million jobs across the globe.

ILO says jobs market to deteriorate over next four years on wage inequality.

Move comes after Fitch and Moody's downgrade of Russian sovereign debt to just above junk status

Hundreds of jobs have already been cut and projects withdrawn after the 60% tank in oil prices.

German PPI rate falls to four-year low raising pressure on ECB to stimulate growth.

Australian dollar could test 0.7700 if ECB surprises on the dovish side.

The IMF now expects global growth of 3.5% this year.

Actual growth misses official forecast for first time since 1998, but services and e-commerce do well.

Oil and rouble slump also affecting Commonwealth of Independent States' economies.

While investment declines in China, India to see pickup in industrial activity.

Developed world will be better off in 2015 driven by US and Spanish growth.

Oxfam report claims richest 1% getting richer and will soon own half of all world's wealth.

Oxfam report shows wealthiest in society getting richer much quicker than poorest.

Chinese equities log their biggest one-day percentage drop since 2008 on 19 January, dragged down by financial stocks.

The Guardian survey figures significantly contrast official government data.

Uber's under-fire CEO Travis Kalanick pledges big push in Europe creating 50,000 jobs.

Janjuah voices concerns about the US, whose energy industry grew on the back of its shale oil and gas boom.

The Bank of Scotland says that the Scottish economy is strong heading into 2015.

EY Item Club findings show oil price collapse means more money in consumers' pockets.