BUSINESS

Funds to help start-up launch services in Hong Kong, Singapore, Sydney and Melbourne.

East gave no confirmation of the 2,000 senior roles expected to be axed.

The deal has brought another round of hand-wringing in Washington over the corporate tax code.

B&Q store closures are still going ahead as 200 Screwfix stores will be opened.

Budget air line says it wants to be clear with customers in wake of the Sinai plane crash

Pfizer and Allergan deal fails to cheer market as focus remains on US Fed rate increase move.

Move in line with JLR's target to deliver one million cars by end of the decade, experts say.

Spanish bank emerges largest shareholder in digital-only lender and gains two board seats.

The Dyreza trojan has been updated to target computers running Windows 10 and is hard for antivirus to detect.

Government announces plans to expand audience for World Service to half a billion by 2022.

Source claims up to 20% of the civilian workforce could be cut over the next five years.

Disasters caused by climate change might be costing the global economy billions each year

Cybercrimes is on the rise in UK, with more than 20% of Britons experiencing an attack in the past year

OC&C said customer service should be much higher on the retail CEO's agenda.

The deal between the Viagra and Botox makers is a reversed takeover to take advantage of Irish taxes.

This pipeline project could also receive investments from companies based in Japan and Korea.

Emails claiming to contain counter terrorism advice from police are infecting victims' computers

Tesla will inspect and fix Model S cars for free at company service centres, or some Supercharger stations.

The engineering firm is increasingly facing scrutiny from the likes of US investment group ValueAct.

Charity urges UK government to do more to help young people in Britain.

Politicians set to debate at Oxford University Union ahead of the EU referendum.

MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was off 0.2%.

The market capitalisation of the combined company would exceed $300bn.

Fawcett Society finds women's voices are absent from economic views in the media.

Review will examine whether business tax breaks 'hinder or help' businesses and citizens.

Chancellor says police budget cuts enabled increased spending on counter-terrorism measures.

The coal mining industry is booming in India where a new mine is opened every month.

MiFID II is following the Financial Services Bill by the Bank of England.

The protest is another step by the steel unions' to save jobs and force the government to take action.