E-commerce giant eBay cuts the total compensation of its chief executive, John Donahoe, by more than half.

The UK's winter floods have given the jobs market an 'unexpected boost', says recruitment firm Manpower.

Mt Gox, the troubled Japanese bitcoin exchange, wins bankruptcy protection to temporarily halt US legal action alleging fraud.

Virtu, founded by former New York Mercantile Exchange chair Vincent Viola, becomes the first high-frequency trading firm to file for a public share sale.

Bank of England governor Mark Carney is to be quizzed by MPs over claims that some of the bank's officials knew about alleged foreign exchange rate fixing.

The US state of Colorado says it collected more than $2m in the first round of tax payments from newly legalised marijuana businesses.

The Bank of Japan says exports have levelled off due to disappointing external demand, after a strong performance in February.

Co-op Group chief executive Euan Sutherland has offered his resignation, the BBC's Robert Peston learns