ECONOMY

The Centre for Policy Studies warned the UK that it needs to ramp up shale gas developments

Port authority and local police are investigating company chaired by Singapore's Chen Jihong.

Radical Independence Campaign's co-founder Jonathon Shafi, says Scotland enough to go it alone

National Debtline says people contacting them regarding household debt has risen by 140% since 2007.

2 million barrels of Kurdish crude oil are at sea with no buyer in place.

Russian firms looking to switch to Asian currencies like yuan, Hong Kong dollar and Singapore dollar.

How eurozone recovery hopes rest on a negative deposit rate and LTROs.

Wilbur Ross has sold his 5.5% stake in Bank of Ireland.

The temporary embargo had stopped UK firms capitalising on growing Chinese demand for cheese.

Production and manufacturing however are still well below pre-recession levels.

Chinese government has set an inflation target of around 3.5% for 2014.

Chinese gas demand is set to double until 2019.

Crude oil prices rose Tuesday helped by higher than expected China inflation that bolstered the demand outlook for the commodity.

Freedom of Information Requests yielded nought despite HMRC's well-publicised tax transparency campaign.

Like-for-like sales rose 0.5% year-on-year in May, compared to 1.8% increase in May 2013.

Bulgaria's decision to halt work on the South Stream project has been met with anger in Russia.

Consumer price inflation rose to a four-month high in China in May while producer price deflation came in lower than expected.

London Central Portfolio analyses city's 51 prime post codes for property prices.

Bank of America Merrill Lynch reveals industries that would be impacted by an independent Scotland

Excavation work begins on tungsten and tin mine in Devon

Amount foreign investors are allowed to buy capped at $16.85bn for now.

Tiga unveiled a surge in jobs following the announcement of Games Tax Relief (GTR)

UK consulting has grown at its fastest rate since 2007, according to the MCA

McAfee and the Center for Strategic and International Studies report reveals the cost of cyber attacks

Malaysia eases rules on foreign fund managers and corporate bonds to attract investors.

The World Cup will surpass Wimbledon finals as a distraction from work.

Mega event is anticipated in early November in line with annual India show of World Economic Forum.

Crude output boost in Iran, Libya and Iraq could force Opec to lower production cap.

EEF report says UK manufacturing sector to grow output by 3.6% in 2014.