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Trainline is the most downloaded travel app in the UK.

Two former bosses at Martin Brokers Limited were fined more than £300,000.

The former senior private banker outlines why liquidity is the key

The world's largest credit card issuer reported fourth-quarter earnings on 21 January that beat expectations.

Barclays said Eric Schneiderman was overreaching with his lawsuit.

Kuwait the worst affected while Morocco the most gained.

Oman first non-Opec member to criticise the oil cartel's output policy.

New Delhi could cut India's record high gold import duty in the budget to be presented on 28 February.

Energy giant's CEO sees low prices persisting in first half of 2015.

Ian McCafferty and Martin Weale have retreated from their demand for a hike.

Mortgage Advice Bureau say the new system is saving homebuyers thousands, in some cases.

Oil prices have crashed 60% since summer 2014.

Voting pattern and remarks will be crucial given the vote split since August.

Gold prices have gained some 9% so far this year on safe-haven buying.

Wilkins has only officially been in the role for less than a year.

Total revenue growth of 7.8% to £182.2m was racked up in the group's past three quarters.

A new regime for non-executive directors in the UK's financial sector will see more punitive action

India's RMBS issuance increased 75% in 2014 and its mortgage market is likely to grow 20% in FY2015.

BoJ expands growth supporting funding facility for banks while keeping pace of asset purchase steady.

Knight Frank data shows that 2.5% of London homes would be affected by a proposed mansion tax

Turkish inflation rate had fallen to a nine-month low in December.

Further rate cuts by RBI depend on inflation, commodity prices and removal of supply bottlenecks.

Hundreds of jobs have already been cut and projects withdrawn after the 60% tank in oil prices.

German PPI rate falls to four-year low raising pressure on ECB to stimulate growth.

Alpari UK became insolvent one day after the SNB's move to remove the Euro cap.

South Korea's Samsung Electronics announced a $2bn share buyback plan in November 2014.

Australian dollar could test 0.7700 if ECB surprises on the dovish side.

Ex-Cabinet minister Lord Mandelson said he did not like the idea of 'clobbering people'.

The IMF now expects global growth of 3.5% this year.