BUSINESS

The baht is now down more than 5% so far this year.

Gold prices might not be the only pressure point for the global economy.

Houses left stranded in the middle of construction sites, like stubborn nails that can't be pounded down.

The company said that the disruption from migrants fleeing war saw costs jump by €14.4m.

A background briefing with a well known central bank explored the case for a centralised but distributed ledger system.

Tennis stars dominates latest top 20 power list prepared by London School of Marketing.

Toshiba Elevator and Building Systems sells Kone shares to institutional investors.

Weakness in dollar aids pound rally.

CEO Carolyn McCall said she expects a 6.7% - 13.6% jump in full year revenue to £620m - £660m.

Bullion is trading down 1.11% at 1,091.20 per ounce on Comex as at 6.51am GMT.

Probe relates to dealings between British lender and Qatar Holding LLC in 2008.

Slow growth in China's auto market and lower manufacturing costs in Japan delay Toyota's new assembly line in China.

US Federal Communications Commission and Justice Department expected to announce their approval soon.

The German auto makers outbid Silicon Valley rivals and plan to create an open platform, according to WSJ.

Sharp lowering of sentiment came amid a free fall in the country's equity markets.

A rising dollar and weakening demand for the Windows OS have cut into earnings.

Contentious issues like phasing out early retirement have been delayed to later.

The much awaited figures on Apple Watch sales however were not unveiled at the Q3 results.

Millions of UK homes could be affected by the energy firms' decision to overcharge them.

Platinum is still below $1000 while palladium has moved significantly off $600.

It cost more than a billion euros to build, but Spain's 'ghost airport' received just one bid of €10,000 at auction.

Which? has found income drawdown schemes can cost thousands in added fees from one provider to the next.

New OTT strategy to launch in August will deliver free video in exchange for ads.

Conservative chancellor will unveil his spending review near the end of 2015.

Competing supermarkets like Morrisons and Asda have cut fuel prices in the wake of Iran agreement.

The number of Greeks searching for UK jobs has jumped

Jill Watts is taking the private hospitals firm in a new direction.

Chancellor George Osborne criticised for soaring debt, lack of productivity spending.

The Swedish furniture retailer will pay its staff the living wage