ECONOMY

Gold prices steadied on Monday as markets braced for Western sanctions on Russia.

Claims that cost savings under green levy reforms not being passed on to household bills.

The United States and the European Union could impose sanctions as early as Monday.

The UK advertising market is expected to break records next year as smartphone and tablet advertising breaks billion pound mark.

The Prime Minister David Cameron says the initiative will provide more help than ever before to job seekers.

The cost of insuring against Russia's government debt has risen to highest level since November 2011.

Chief executive of Public Health England, Duncan Selbie believes GPs should refer patients for financial advice.

The wealth manager says uncertainty over September referendum is hindering its ability to advise clients

China is giving less for charity despite a large number of billionaires.

Hometrack finds house prices rise in two-thirds of London post codes in April against 76% average.

The Centre for Policy Studies say tax and red tape is hurting Britain's ability and calls for tax slash

The Centre for Policy Studies say tax and red tape is hurting Britain's ability to produce 'super entrepreneurs'

Danny Alexander says Alex Salmond's SNP is not telling voters the 'real cost of independence'

Hague dismissed Alex Salmond's claims that the country will remain part of the European Union.

Former deputy PM is the country's new leader while Ivica Dacic becomes foreign minister

CBI survey shows firms increasingly confident about UK economic recovery.

Greece's 2014 financing gap stands at €2.6bn, with a further €12.3bn needed in 2015.

Commerzbank says not much of a cushion available in case of further oil supply outages.

Traders await US Federal Reserve FOMC statement and US nonfarm payrolls data.

Fergus Wilson and his wife became renowned landlords in Britain with portfolio of about 1,000 properties.

Energy for London to buy power and sell it to Transport for London and the Metropolitan police.

Study finds UK buy-to-let investors made potential 1,200% return between 1996 and 2013.

Buy-to-let investors force up house prices and rents, cashing in on everyone else's misery.

President Vladimir Putin thinks so, but how would it fare outside the global system?

Matt Zarb-Cousin of the Campaign for Fairer Gambling writes on why he doubts William Hill closures.

The Iranian government has slashed the subsidy on fuel as prices increased by as much as 75%

One of the world's most prestigious political thinkers revealed his support

Standard and Poor's ratings agency downgrades Russian debt but economic impact will be limited

Emerging nations to contribute less to the global economy in 2014