Professional social networking site LinkedIn saw its shares fall 26% after projecting a lower than expected profit for the first quarter of 2016.

Shares in Asia are in mixed territory on Friday ahead of a closely watched US monthly jobs report.

Growth in South East Asia's largest economy, Indonesia, has come in at 4.76% for 2015 - the fifth consecutive yearly decline.

The fall in oil prices has been a "net good" for the economy, Bank of England deputy governor Ben Broadbent tells the BBC.

The world's biggest carmaker, Toyota, reports a 4.7% year-on-year rise in net income for the December quarter, due in part to stronger sales in the US.

Oil and gas firm BG Group, whose takeover by Royal Dutch Shell is almost complete, reports a rise in its in final full-year earnings.

ArcelorMittal slumps to an annual loss of almost $8bn (£5.4bn) as the world's biggest steelmaker is hit by plunging commodity prices.

London's leading shares rise as mining stocks reverse earlier falls to notch up a second day of gains.