BUSINESS

Nigeria's naira fell 1% to 166.35 against the US dollar post-suspension

ONS reports £4.7bn surplus in public finances during January 2014, lower than expected.

The Ukip leader says he nearly choked on his bacon roll after hearing Clegg's challenge.

Principal risk facing India is inward spill-over from global financial market volatility, according to IMF.

Markets move in tandem with hope over a political deal.

Best photos of the day: 21 February 2014.

Campaign group Airtaxback says airlines are not forthcoming with refunds

Professor Sir George Bain says the rate has been a clear success but now needs strengthening.

Russia's state-owned energy giant quells concerns over Europe gas supply

Ukraine had hoped the $2bn would be bought by Russia to stave off bankruptcy.

Australian Treasurer Joe Hockey said global economy is not out of woods yet.

Median pay awards for UK employees in the three months to the end of January 2014 was 2.4%.

Standard & Poor's slashed the nation's sovereign credit rating to triple C on political deterioration

Newscorp tycoon lost his Fifth Avenue apartment in his divorce settlement with Wendi Deng

Google is raising $1bn to refinance debt maturing in May.

Mt. Gox said it experienced some security problems in addition to technical issue.

Deutsche Bank Settles €925m Leo Kirch 12 Year Long Lawsuit

Bank of England's Martin Weale provided a clear guidance to a rate raise

RBS is tipped to be withdrawing from even more risky investment banking activities

LSL Property Services says rising rents in London have push up landlords' yields by 3.5%.

Bradish confessed to 100 bank and building society raids.

The Talking Angela app has nothing to do with paedophiles and is not inappropriate at all.

Adam Memon says the task of restoring economic growth to the UK has been achieved.

Asda says the rise was driven by a fall in the rate of CPI inflation.

Over 200 US stores were closed during the winter storm.

Analysis of UK house builders' stock shows share prices beating FTSE performance as housing market recovers.

The study says their rising popularity is not linked to their growth in numbers.

Nigeria's bank chief ousted after claiming $20bn oil revenue missing.

Martin Weale, MPC member, says gradual rate increase likely to happen in first half of 2015.