Prasanth Aby Thomas

Swiss bank Wegelin & Co has been accused of aiding and abetting tax fraud.

RBA keeps interest rate on hold at 3% as it sees improvement in non-mining sectors of the economy.

Markets recover from the previous session as traders speculate on China's economic forecasts and Japan's stimulus promises.

Japan's LNG dependence has soared after the 2011 disaster.

China's luxury car market is boosted by improved income and the people's desire to showcase social status, says a study.

Markets open lower as traders consider the US sequester, Italian political concerns and Chinese property curbs.

One flight a day to emerging markets could boost UK's trade by about £1bn a year, says CBI.

Asian markets slip as speculations of tighter controls over the real estate sector in China dampen sentiments.

Jaguar XF and Land Rover Freelander may be manufactured in India.

Cynthia Carroll leaving following weak performance by mining major.

Asian stocks advanced this week as Japan's central bank chief nomination cheered investors despite European and US concerns

Markets open lower as traders consider US spending cut talks and disappointing China manufacturing data.

China's official and HSBC manufacturing PMI down in February.

Congress adjourns without final decision on $85bn (£56bn) spending cuts.

Markets remain mixed as official and private sector China manufacturing surveys indicate slower growth in February.

Markets open higher as Mario Draghi and Ben Bernanke reaffirm stimulus continuity.

Haruhiko Kuroda, champion of monetary easing policy, to head Japan's central bank.

European Union caps bonuses at a year's pay but amount can be increased to two years with shareholder approval.

Markets set to close month higher after Shinzo Abe appoints Haruhiko Kuroda as BoJ governor.

Markets pick up from previous session's drop as Ben Bernanke's stimulus reassurances ease US economic concerns.

DreamWorks to shed 350 jobs as part of strategy to improve performance.

Markets pick up from slump following Italy election deadlock as US Federal Reserve chief defends monetary stimulus plan.

Extra budget aimed at creating jobs and infrastructure as well as to aid tsunami recovery efforts.

Markets plunge as the inconclusive Italian election results raise fresh concerns on eurozone's recovery efforts.

New York Times plans to rechristen International Herald Tribune as International New York Times.

Fears of inconclusive Italian election results have cast doubts over direction of eurozone's recovery efforts.

Markets open positive but remain cautious after Moody's UK downgrade ahead of Italy election results

HSBC's preliminary China PMI shows that manufacturing sector expanded at a slower pace in February

Reports that ADB chief Haruhiko Kuroda could be next BoJ chief push yen down against dollar.