• The issue has caused last-minute headaches for Nokia as its tries to complete the sale of its cellphone business to Microsoft.
  • Wage growth in the UK is not predicted to return to its historic norm of around 2% for a "couple of years", says the UK's fiscal watchdog.
  • Cabinet colleagues accused her of undermining coalition goal of reducing burden of regulation on business by 2015 as she steps up curbs on immigration
  • Several southern European nations have introduced visas that aim to attract investment in the ailing property and construction sectors
  • Interim report into accident that killed 9 says main and tail rotors were not turning when it landed but finds no immediate signs of ‘mechanical disruption’
  • Formula 1 will award double points at the final race from 2014 and introduce a cost cap from 2015 among other changes.
  • Iain Duncan Smith, the work and pensions secretary, tells select committee of MPs that delayed benefits payment system has cost over £40m so far
  • New data from HM Revenue & Customs show that the country’s export heartland is – counterintuitively – southeast England and London
  • Yield from highly paid foreign nationals will be underpinned by measures to raise an extra £60m a year from “non-domiciled” employees
  • Year-long study found that millions of savers were exposed to a “complex and confusing marketplace”
  • BoE governor says other tools can initially be used to control imbalances as the economy improves to stop debt-fuelled consumption from stoking vulnerabilities
  • Osborne killed consensus politics five years ago. Since then, Miliband has done more than anyone else to pull the gap between the parties wider and wider
  • Company hails ‘stability’ agreement with CWU that includes no strikes in return for 9 per cent rise in wages and protection of terms and conditions
  • Corporate pension schemes are set to transfer more liabilities to financial institutions than they have in any year since the financial crisis
  • Brigadier gives evidence at trial of former News of the World editors Rebekah Brooks and Andy Coulson and six others. All deny charges against them
  • Film star and 'green' campaigner Leonardo DiCaprio is to enter a team in the new Formula E motor racing series, which aims to boost electric car sales.
  • Facebook develops a "sympathise" button that users could click instead of the "like" button.
  • The US veteran and his flip-flop factory for Afghanistan
  • What economic legacy did he leave for South Africa?
  • The OECD says Labour's plan to freeze energy bills if it wins the 2015 election could put investors in energy firms in financial danger.

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