ECONOMY

Britain's largest three payday lending groups will will appear before the Business, Innovation and Skills Select Committee.

Company tells millions to stop using as much water to prevent higher household bills

The European Commission's investigation into Gazprom's gas export monopoly could result in a fine as tension mounts between the two parties.

NUS and UNISON say more than half of universities paid less than the rate of £7.45 per hour.

One of Britain's 'Big Six' energy chief executives says he pledged to give up bonus amid energy price hike furore.

China Gold Group says country will produce 430 tonnes of gold this year.

The charity says families have been forced into B&Bs and other emergency facilities.

Cameron tells CBI conference that public support over European Union membership is waning

Maxus, a branch of WPP, finds 70% of business people saying B2B failing to harness social media.

Business Secretary Vince Cable faces fresh embarrassment as shares rise above the 589p mark from 330p IPO price.

Bad loans at Chinese banks may rise by about 70bn yuan ($11.6bn) to 100bn yuan in 2013.

Ukip says Confederation of British Industry's call for Britain to stay in a reformed EU is wrong.

Serious Fraud Office confirms criminal investigation into G4S and Serco underway over MoJ tagging contract.

Bitcoin miners spend thousands of dollars securing hardware to maintain the virtual currency network.

Reports say the company and Briton Mark Reilly, GSK's former head of China operations, will escape charges

Markit/CIPS UK construction sector index hits over six year high in October.

Rhys Moore, director of the Living Wage Foundation, says the rate has become a badge of honour for employers.

More than half of MPs had energy bills for second homes picked up by the taxpayer.

HSBC Chief Stuart Gulliver pledges to protect competitive position on pay amid EU bonus cap rules.

The report makes 22 recommendations to boost Britain's engineering industry.

Chairman of CBI Enterprise Forum says European Union has vital role in creating single digital market.

Katja Hall, chief policy director of CBI, explains what reforms the European Union can make.

Labour's shadow chancellor Ed Balls to tell CBI conference he shares vision of reformed Europe - but from the inside.

BoE and ECB to announce their interest rate decisions this week.

Bank's CEO Niall Booker, Barry Tootell's replacement, says it will take years to turn around the lender.

ICAEW forecasts 1.3% growth in fourth quarter for UK economy, putting it ahead of Western rivals.

HSBC is also cooperating with regulators over potential currency market manipulation

HSBC joins Barclays and RBS in the line of banks that are speaking to regulators.

China's politburo will meet on 9-12 November.