• House prices 'up by 0.7% in January'

  House prices increased by 0.7% in January 2014, an 8.8% rise from the same time in 2013, according to data from the Nationwide Building Society.

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• Palo Alto Networks: 3 Different Insiders Have Sold Shares This Year

  By Markus Aarnio : In this article, I will feature one tech stock that has seen intensive insider selling during the last 30 days. Intensive insider selling can be defined by the following three criteria: The stock was sold by three or more insiders within one month. The stock was not purchased by…

• Mulberry warns after poor Christmas

  Luxury bag maker Mulberry has warned profits will be below expectations after a poor Christmas and order cancellations in South Korea

• Markets rally on EM banks' moves

  Equity markets across Asia-Pacific rallied after emerging market central banks led by Turkey and India took up the cudgels to battle inflation and currency weakness

• Don't Underestimate Amgen: Part 2A, Cardiovascular And Oncology Pipeline Products

  By Stephen Barnes: This is my second article in a series of articles exploring how Amgen ( AMGN ) can, and likely will, achieve meaningfully growth in revenue and earnings over the next few years. While I am pleased that Amgen reported a great quarter and year today, my focus remains on the mid-to…

• EU bank reforms to be unveiled

  Commission blueprint aims to recast bank structures to reduce complexity and curb market speculation supported by state-backed deposits

• Shell cuts stake in Brazil oil project with $1 billion sale to Qatar

  LONDON (Reuters) - Oil firm Royal Dutch Shell is selling a stake in a Brazilian oil project to Qatar Petroleum International (QPI) for $1 billion, in line with this year's plan to ramp up disposals.

• Alibaba growth slows ahead of IPO

  Chinese ecommerce company saw its annual growth in revenue and profits decelerate in the latest quarter, as it prepares to launch an initial public offering expected to value it at more than $60bn

• Asia stocks rise on Turkey rate hike

  Asian stock markets stage a relief rally after Turkey's central bank agrees at an emergency meeting to raise interest rates to stabilise its currency.

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• Turkey raises rates to halt lira's slide

  Turkey's central bank more than doubles the weekly lending rate and increase the benchmark rate from 7.75% to 12% in an effort to halt the slide of the country's currency