ECONOMY

Investors buying in India even as they offload shares in Brazil, Russia and China.

Construction of nuclear plants, halted after Japan's Fukushima disaster, to resume this year.

Scotland's deficit hit 8.3% of GDP during the 2012/13 year, 1% higher than the UK.

Shadow banking products and onshore bond market fraught with risks.

Looming threat of EU and US trade sanctions sparks concern over fragile Russian economy.

Headhunting expert details how Britain is chipping away at the 'Glass Ceiling' but is still behind counterparts

The study also claimed that the 2007 underground sex economy's worth was estimated between $39.9m and $290m.

Almost seven in ten of Americans support the plan and 45% of Republicans back the proposal.

Emerging economies that now account for more than half the world economy are suffering from capital outflows due to Fed tapering.

Lloyds pensions cap will generate £1bn income.

Barclays CEO Antony Jenkins says he was 'forced' to increase pay.

Three years on from devastating tsunami, radiation still leaking from damaged nuclear part

Sajid Javid 'implied' no women were on the MPC board because selections are made on merit.

Brokerages expect Indian rupee to hit 59 in near term.

Decision deferred till next government takes office post April-May elections.

Crude dropped on 10 March amid fears of an economic slowdown in China.

Bank of England governor Mark Carney says bank HQs will make a difference to deposit guarantees

Iron ore prices dropped 8.3% on 10 March on weak Chinese trade data.

IBTimesUK looks back at Bob Crow's life in pictures.

The Bank of England's Governor says the UK has some spare capacity in its labour market.

Bank of England's governor says there is 'no danger' in interest rate decision being affected

The British Retail Consortium revealed last week that shop prices fell at fastest rate since 2006

Over four in five UK cities see home affordability improve since 2009

BoE deputy governor says UK exports disappointing after sterling depreciation during financial crisis.

Foreign funds have bought $5.6bn in Indian debt and over $800m in equities this year.

Surprisingly weak China exports data triggers selling of Copper, Crude and Gold.

The Office for National Statistics reveals hourly earnings between sectors greatly differ

Airport authorities announce compensation sweetener for homes affected by extra air traffic

Tablets contain edible embedded microchips to signal if a patients has taken their medication or not