BUSINESS

After tragic Smiler ride accident, this is a make-or-break moment for Merlin Entertainments.

Treaty, known as Tripartite Free Trade Area (TFTA), will be officially unveiled at upcoming summit of African Union this weekend in South Africa.

Airports Commission to make recommendation this month but government could stall over final say.

The Iraqi government and the KRG have clashed on unspecified parts of an oil deal made in December.

Couples were selected by the public from among more than 2,000 who submitted videos detailing their love stories.

Carmaker terminated 500 contracts in May amid plummeting sales and production at Sao Bernardo do Campo plant in Sao Paulo.

The company, which reported an £8.1m profit last year, suffered a high loss.

In Norway, petrol prices are 26% higher than that in the UK, where price per litre is £1.21.

CEO Mike Coup has had to make vigorous price cuts over the last year to keep up with Lidl and Aldi

Overseas markets accounted for 51% of company's global ad sales in the first quarter.

GE Capital has so far announced sales of more than $55bn and is moving towards disposition of $100bn by end of 2015.

Glassdoor employee survey shows who the best bosses are.

The fast food chain hopes to attract high school and college student employees with the new benefits.

Break of current resistance will open doors to new multi-month highs.

Bank of England governor Mark Carney to tighten financial regulation.

Humphrey's two and a half year jail sentence cut by seven months.

Computer giant still claims the investors' case had no merit and is pursuing Autonomy in UK courts.

Market roundup: HSBC fails to impress with job cuts while Royal Mail delivers on news of full privatization

Almaty capable of meeting all the International Olympic Committee's requirements if it wins right to stage the 2022 Winter Olympics.

Trainmaker CRRC now has a market value of $116bn, after soaring as high as $130bn on 8 June.

All 351 Champion's League and Europa League matches will be available to BT TV subscribers.

Bitcoin pioneer Erik Voorhees has launched an altcoin exchange to be run on iPhones which precludes another Mt.Gox scandal.

Rasmus Wolff has launched a new service that he says will revolutionise food ordering.

Emergency services are battling to prevent the spread of a deadly fuel depot fire outside Kiev.

34% of surveyed millennials said limited opportunities for progression was top reason for leaving job

HSBC is cutting thousands of jobs in the UK and is mulling a possible relocation of its headquarters.

Chancellor George Osborne doesn't want to hold on to Lloyds, RBS and Royal Mail

Raid on DB offices may be related to German private bank Sal Oppenheim, which Deutsche acquired in 2010.

Swiss franc has moved off a three-week high versus dollar too.