BUSINESS

Consumer confidence fell from +4 to +1.

One World Trade Center, the tallest skyscraper in the Western Hemisphere at 1,776 feet, is opening a new observatory to the public on 29 May.

Chipmaker Avago Technologies earlier agreed to buy rival Broadcom in cash-and-stock deal valued at $37bn.

Austrian National Bank also plans to move some gold to Switzerland.

Athens won't get any of the €7.2bn tranche of emergency cash unless it reforms.

Visa, McDonalds, Coca-Cola, Hyundai, Budweiser and Adidas set to lose out

FTSE 100 rose 0.11% overall today

The BBA says that mortgage approvals rose by 7% in April.

There are 426 B&M stores in the UK, a massive expansion since Bobby and Simon Arora bought the company in 2004.

The Labour MP launched a tirade against the corporations supporting football's governing body.

The Fed Reserve Bank of San Francisco president says rate increase is on the table at every meeting.

GBP/USD is down 3.4% from the six-month high hit on 14 May.

Singapore-based Avago will offer Broadcom shareholders $17bn in cash and Avago shares valued at $20bn.

Several Megaupload domains under the control of the US government are being exploited by cybercriminals

Applegreen will list on the AIM and ESM in June.

UK property prices have risen sharply since the Conservative election victory.

Nasdaq OMX's Stockholm bourse allegedly abused its dominant position to the detriment of HFT platform Burgundy.

The rupee has fallen more than 4% over the past three months.

The company reported a 1.4% rise in profit and said it would close a quarter of its total B&Q stores.

The ONS announces GDP grew by 0.3% but the Bank of England expects a revised estimate.

MNI India Business Sentiment Indicator, gauge of current sentiment among BSE listed companies, fell by 2.5% to 62.3 in May from 63.9 in April.

Southwark Crown Court hears Barclays, Lloyds and BNP Paribas also copied in on emails.

Buoyed by success of 2014 World Cup, Fifa generated record $2bn in revenue in 2014.

The Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) sees A share turnover hit CN¥1.2tn ($193.52bn), a record high, on 28 May's selloff.

Total car manufacturing fell by 3.8% in April.

Sir Owen Green's assault on excessive boardroom pay is as relevant now as it was when he highlighted it in 2003.

The average woman will have to wait until they are almost 70 to earn £1m.

Driven by success of iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, Apple's brand value soars 67% to $247bn in 2015.

Yahoo is accused of scanning mails from non-Yahoo users to create targeted advertising scheme.