BUSINESS

Anshu Jain and Juergen Fitschen quit following investors' protest.

CBI expects economy to grow at 2.4% in 2015 and 2.5% in 2016, compared to 2.7% and 2.6% forecast earlier.

Japan's Q1-2015 growth performance is now the best in two years.

The British supermarket chain is reducing prices across the board to attract customers.

All central banks are on dovish track but RBNZ and BoK will be mostly watched.

Capital Economics believes that Brent is "now back within a whisker" of its end-2015 forecast of $60 per barrel.

In May, there were 40,037 app submissions on App Store, while applications for games totalled 13,905.

US Federal Reserve expected to hike interest rates this September, a negative for bullion prices.

APCO's clients in India include Dow Corning, Walt Disney, Mastercard, Cairn, Welspun and Facebook.

Sales of industrial robots in China hit 57,000 in 2014, marking year-on-year increase of 55% and quarter of global sales.

Agreement expected to be submitted to IMF executive board for consideration.

The news boosts the US-listed shares of Diageo, which finished 8.04% higher in heavy trading on 5 June.

Athens looking for €5bn advance to be hub of new gas pipeline from Russia.

Morrisons has been struggling with competition making things tricky for the supermarket.

Athens decided to postpone the payment of the €300m (£218m, $338m) loan – a highly unusual step, but one that does not yet signal a formal default.

Hector Monsegur, the former Anonymous hacker-turned-FBI informant is back online, with predictable results

Halfords reported buoyant sales today.

An audit of the Office of Personnel Management in 2014 found multiple serious and on-going security risks

Pay growth in the public sector was only 0.2% in May compared with May last year.

However, the unemployment rate crept up by 0.1% to 5.5%.

Canadian jobs data too came stronger than expected.

The Wall Street investment bank could strike a deal with the US Justice Department within weeks.

Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, BofA, Barclays, UBS and Credit Suisse could manage the planned share sale with Lazard.

The company's group revenue was up 6.9%.

Nestle's global CEO Paul Bulcke says company wants recalled Maggi noodles back on shelves as soon as possible.

NSA spying powers expanded in 2012 to monitor IP addresses of foreign powers communicating with US.

The company emphasised it had no plans to merge with Liberty, despite media speculation

The Shanghai Composite settles above 5,000 points for the first time in seven years, after volatile intra-day trading.

Both the metals are not far away from falling to fresh yearly lows.