ECONOMY

The Major Project Authority categorised 104 projects as amber, amber/red or red in 2013.

A report has found that the Tuesday after a Bank Holiday sees average online spend increase by 25%.

China Investment Corporation (CIC) chairman Ding Xuedong says eurozone monetary easing to spell "good news."

Russia's President Vladimir Putin is seeming to drive a wedge between European Union and US

Major credit and debit card companies have no plans to leave Russia despite threats of deeper Western sanctions.

The Prime Minister says the economy is improving and the government is creating jobs.

Shale oil sits beneath home counties but unclear how much is extractable.

More than 860,000 16 to 24 year olds were out of work, but what will be done?

China focuses on economic reforms and environmental protection rather than rapid growth.

Toyota has warned it can kill Thai investment plans if political crisis lingers.

Boris Johnson says that a 'political fix' will see the UK's next runway head to Gatwick.

Russian energy minister upbeat over Western oil investment despite threat of deeper sanctions over Ukraine.

Tony Whitehorn, chief executive of Hyundai UK, warns of risk to car sales when BoE lifts interest rates.

British Geological Survey study to show huge shale oil reserves under Surrey, Hampshire, Kent and Sussex.

Veteran UK Conservative MP warns of detrimental impact of a possible Brexit

Poland is the golden child of the class of '04, but others have not fared so well.

Through the little-known LPA receivership process banks are destroying landlords' livelihoods.

Central bank source said Visa and Mastercard could be exempt from new laws after a Russian banks embargo

A survey from CBI has found that manufacturing firms believe the sector will remain strong.

Political upheaval in India and Thailand propelling nations in different directions.

ONS says number of UK youths not in education, employment or training fell to 975,000.

A report from Barclays predicts that domestic tourism spend will increase 25% in next four years.

French corporate chiefs will make up the biggest delegation of business leaders at the St Petersburg event.

Poll of 500 SMEs finds 66% says EU membership has no impact on their trading.

ONS says net migration jumped by 35,000 from 2012 when net migration numbers hit 177,000.

China and Japan log modest improvements in manufacturing activity in May, but overall contraction seen.

ONS confirms UK GDP growth of 0.8% in first quarter as businesses begin to invest more.

Companies affected by the riots will receive tax breaks and rent waivers as Hanoi tries to limit damage.

We take a look at the top economic reasons why you should care about the EU elections.