BUSINESS

New factory in central state of Guanajuato will roll out 200,000 cars a year.

PepsiCo's Mountain Dew brands will take lead on the NBA's 3-on-3 programme.

Mining giants Anglo American, Antofagasta and BHP Billiton drag the FTSE down to 7,064.30

Islands referred to as Malvinas in Argentina thought to be rich in resources.

Labour, Tories and others use tax avoidance crackdowns as cheap and lazy way of funding manifestos.

Travelodge earnings before tax jumped by 63%.

How Eugene Kaspersky took on and beat a predatory law firm which disguised itself as a consumer champion

Bitcoin price slip causes market-wide dip, while Cape Town prepares for first bitcoin conference.

There is an air of desperation about the Labour and Conservative parties

Arlette Ricci sentenced to three years with two suspended and fined €1m after tax fraud.

One of Japan's megabanks, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, showcased a robot bank teller.

India should have picked the Russian Sukhoi Su-30 fighters instead, says a strategist with a New Delhi-based think tank.

World powers aim to reach technical agreement over Iran nuclear programme by June 30.

Hackers which have been spying on Asian governments for a decade has been linked to the Chinese government

Major shareholder Jana Partners wants chip maker to consider spinning off chip unit from patent-licensing business.

Rival US investment firms Fortress, Pimco and Bayview Asset Management have also entered the fray.

A think tank says that the rate of switching is in decline in the UK.

Airports Commission expected to report after the general election in May.

John Straw says 'underperforming' Google stock allows company to deflect criticism by simply stating that market reflects its performance, not government.

New York-based Jana wants Qualcomm to spin off its chips unit from its patent-licensing business.

A report from BDO claims UK firms are optimistic.

Anonymous launched DDoS attacks against Chinese government websites to protest hacktivist arrests

IEA chief economist Fatih Birol says lifting of sanctions on Tehran to have a limited impact on global oil prices.

Buildings to come up to house 2,500 new workers in electrical engineering and information technology.

A report says that property values in London will drop by 3.6% this year.

Australia and New Zealand depend largely on commodity exports to world's second largest economy, where growth is slowing down.

The first episodes were shared on peer-to-peer file-sharing websites.

Exports fell by 14.6% in March, reversing from a 48.9% growth in the previous month.

Hospital group IDCSalud could be valued at up to €5bn, or a multiple of 12 times its pro-forma EBITDA of around €420m.