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However, the low cost airline posted better than expected results in its first half financial report.

The children's film about two royal sisters in a frosty kingdom has also boosted Disney's balance sheet

Justice campaign group handing report of failures to police and SFO.

AT&T's reported deal with DirecTV comes after Comcast's agreement to buy rival Time Warner Cable.

US drug maker and Britain's second largest pharmaceutical are giving evidence at the Business Select Committee

Outsourcing giant unveils new sales for 2014 while Serco and G4S remain under SFO probe.

The embattled lending is selling off a large chunk of its US retail and commercial banking services

Facebook's social networking service is banned in China.

Scottish retailer CeX will use bitcoin this week as a test of the digital coin's potential as a new currency for Scotland

Ursula Lidbetter said she was ready to speak personally to anyone not yet ready to back reform proposals.

Research note adds that an independent Scotland would take with it liabilities of between £112bn and £145bn

EFF warns manufacturing needs to tackle 'dirty and unglamorous' image to attract talent

China's investment in east Africa infrastructure marks shift to relationship building and resource exploitation

Consumer groups picket gas giant's shareholders' meeting in Westminster in protest at rising energy prices

Bangladesh's state-owned telecommunications company illegally cut off Zamir Telecom on orders of Abdul Latif Siddique.

Using the "Icebreaker scheme", the Take That stars and others dodged tax. Here's how.

Malware and cybercriminals may grab the headlines, but threats from rogue employees pose the biggest risk for companies

Russian energy giant says Kiev owes $3.5bn and must pay up before June to keep the gas flowing to the country.

One of the most prominent voices within Anonymous has been undermined by in-fighting and a missing $35,000.

One analyst says Ellison 'not like a CEO but like a king'

Credit Suisse and BNP Paribas, facing threat of criminal charges in the US, tried to shift subsidiaries into the gun sights.

European Union slaps sanctions on 13 individuals and two companies after separatist referendum held in eastern Ukraine

Just Do It poster near Canary Wharf shows Li Junjie moments before fatal plunge

South African company is world's no. 3 platinum producer and says it may have to cut jobs if the strike continues.

Tax expert Richard Murphy accuses British government inactivity of hitting some of world's most impoverished nations.

Sir Brendan Barber says workers on zero-hours contracts are afraid of looking for work elsewhere.

Russian President Vladimir Putin to visit China this month.

National Australia Bank director Lukas Kamay helped by LinkedIn friend Chris Hill at ABS to gain millions illegally.

EU foreign ministers meeting to discuss sanctions against Russia as the Kremlin backs Ukraine referendum.