BUSINESS

VW is resuming talks with parts suppliers Prevent Group's CarTrim and ES Automobilguss.

Construction activity in Ireland climbs to four-month high in July, Kingspan posts 50% profits boost.

A probe in Scotland will look at whether PFI contributed to construction defects in school buildings.

Wireless Group operating profit fall from £6.1m to £4.7m year-on-year.

Investors expect Fed chair Janet Yellen to hint at an increase in US interest rates.

Now, PPF wants the company or investors seeking a deal to bear all legal, financial and job redundancy costs.

Large companies are falling over themselves to find the next Jessica Ennis-Hill or Mo Farah to promote their products.

Pfizer will get access to a prostate-cancer treatment drug approved for sale in the US.

Patel will replace present RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan; he is expected to continue the work started by the current chief.

Foreign investors should closely watch how Argentina resolves its domestic problems.

The litigation is related to the JPMorgan's purchase of Washington Mutual banking operations in 2008.

A new government report has laid bare the massive, growing wealth disparity in the US.

Foreign investment into London declined 44% on-year to £5.28bn in the six months to 30 June.

Claims industry watchdog is obsolete are 'wide of mark' but body needs better funding, says Ron Gould.

Working hours at Opel's two German plants will be reduced, affecting the pay of about 5,000 employees.

Bank set to become the first UK lender to charge negative interest rates onto corporate customers.

The big challenge is to realign the governance and infrastructure of a capital from 9-5, to 24/7.

Ripple chief technical officer Stefan Thomas gave some insights about W3C's Web Payments Working Group.

Corporation tax hits highest level for any July since 2011 but surplus is smaller than expected.

Eric Ben-Artzi says the penalty on the bank should have been paid by its executives and not the institution.

Celebrity gossip and news website is to be shut down just days after being bought by Univision.

Investors are now said to be looking forward to clarity from US Fed chairperson Janet Yellen on interest rate increase.

Customers who have not switched over the last five years 'fleeced' by at least £1,000.

Project announced by Boris Johnson in 2014 will bring capital in line with other major world cities.

Carmot Capital's George Sokoloff proposes a thought experiment – a breakdown of a well-diversified investment strategy in 1912.

The British retailer could close about 141 shops that house both the Monsoon and Accessorize brands.

The newest generation entering the workforce will be most likely to opt for smaller employers.

Controversial retailer looking to slash costs.

About 10 million Chinese people, representing a total purchasing power of $21bn, visited Europe in 2014.