BUSINESS

HSBC flash China manufacturing PMI fell to 49.2 in April compared to 49.6 in March.

Chief executive Steve Easterbrook is set to announce revamping plans on 4 May.

First-quarter profit was $512m (£341m), a fall of 20% from a year earlier - but revenues are up 42%.

Outgoing CEO John Rishton wants to "have a little rest and spend some time with my family"

Controversial measure would boost cybersharing between companies and federal investigators.

Members of the Department of Labor are urging Obama to lift the threshold to $51,000 (£33,917).

UK's biggest supermarket reported one of the biggest losses in UK corporate history.

Lewis speaks out after retail giant announced pre-tax losses of £6.4bn.

The Greek government issues a decree ordering local governments to transfer cash reserves to the central bank.

The arrest came 'as something of a bolt from the blue' for Sarao.

Indian auto major Mahindra & Mahindra is reportedly readying a bid for the car designer.

Tesco reported biggest losses in its history on April 22 totalling £6.4bn.

A new vulnerability could allow hackers to cause iPhones and iPads to crash just by connecting to a Wi-Fi network.

Coalition has made great strides in helping UK firms and next government must make further headway, says former Dragons' Den judge

The bank had incorrectly reported more than 35 million transactions and failed to report around 121,387 transactions over seven years.

Hackers known as CozyDuke with links to the Russian government are been blamed for attack on the White House.

The book value of Nokia's HERE maps business unit stands at €2bn.

Pound has rallied on the BoE minutes as the document showed policymakers are optimistic of inflation rebounding.

Despite 100 business leaders signing a letter to support the Tories, a few have distanced themselves from it.

Gas giant Gazprom has 12 weeks to reply and can also request an oral hearing to present its arguments.

Young trees are pruned and trained as they grow over moulds to create beautiful furniture.

Volvo's shares surge 16% following news that it has replaced embattled CEO Olof Persson.

They are the first top flight club to reduce prices as a result of the Sky and BT Sport deal.

Markets in Tokyo and Shanghai scale new highs on 22 April.

Intensifying competition, Google's service would allow customers to pay only for amount of data they actually use each month.

The charity revealed that food bank use has rocketed by 18.7% over the past 12 months.

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe looks to restart nuclear reactors to address Japan's rising energy needs, despite protests from activists.

'The results reflect ... an erosion of our competitiveness over recent years,' Tesco owned up.

API data shows stocks are increasing, setting the tone for the EIA numbers.