BUSINESS

Akbar Al Baker said there is no need to change previously agreed upon government transportation policies.

Passengers flying in and out of the UK pay the highest taxes in the EU.

Clothing sales experienced a cold shower, but furniture sales performed best in May

Revamp plan includes sale of businesses in Brazil and Turkey.

Merger pertains to construction company Samsung C&T and Cheil Industries.

The strike will be the first in the UK steel industry in 35 years

Washington blames China for massive breach of federal data

No deal would be the worst of catastrophes for cash-strapped Athens

Rumor of takeover bid raise spirit maker Diageo to top of FTSE

BREAKING: Hacking collective aligned with Bashar al-Assad's regime claims responsibility for attack on Army.mil page

Factors such as globalisation are affecting the global economic landscape.

The club's brand value is now worth more than $1.2bn, more than Bayern Munich and Real Madrid.

Try out the new mobile app that 'gamifies' investment banking and securities.

A week-long Amazon trek for £80, a hostel for £3 a night, and a beer for 15p.

McDonald's worldwide sales declined by 0.3% in May, but still beat expectations.

Cryan is replacing Anshu Jain and Jurgen Fitschen as co-CEOs of the German giants.

Market is keen to see if the CBR will add to the sharp April cut on 15 June.

With the threat of constitutional reform removed, the country can begin to focus on growth.

Review will look at the bank levy, imposed during the financial crisis, to protect customers of retail banks

The bonds and currency markets have picked up over the last months, which created jobs in the City

Half of the jobs, cut in an effort to restructure the company, will be at its Nottingham head office

FCA lifted the legal requirement for publicly listed companies to publish their quarterly statement in 2014

Reuben Brothers agreed to refinance the $900m loan taken by Indian conglomerate Sahara Group from Bank of China.

Spanish billionaire has net worth of $69.8bn as of 5 June, slightly higher than Buffett's $69.2bn fortune.

China is due to release its inflation figures on 9 June, while data on retail sales, industrial production and fixed asset investment are slated to come on 11 June.

WTI crude fell 0.83% to $58.64 per barrel, while Brent crude for July fell 0.68% to $62.88 as at 1.10am ET.

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.