AXA will pump some $200m to boost its stake in the two Indian insurance joint ventures with Bharti Enterprises.
Apple and Microsoft continue to slug it out for the crown for world's most valuable firm.
Care homes groups claim the UK's £24bn care home market is under funding pressure.
Supermarkets have taken a hit as price war takes its toll.
The HQ of Mike Ashley's Sports Direct has been visited by police.
Poundland looks forward to working with the CMA, said chief executive Jim McCarthy.
German carmaker saw strong first quarter sales and profits.
Playboy wants to grow its China footprint through a 10-year deal with manufacturing and distribution firm Handong United.
Mayer earns $42.1m per year in total compensation, and is also seventh-highest paid CEO in US.
China's ruling communist party is looking to combine state-owned firms to make them more competitive on the international level.
The Shanghai Composite has rallied some 75% in the past six months, while the Hang Seng has added some 17%.
Thousands of staff at the collapsed bank are in line for payouts.
News Corp profit down 52% to $23m
Toronto-based Pacific Rubiales Energy is the largest independent oil and gas producer in Latin America.
Sainsbury's reported a loss before tax of £72m.
Microsoft is evaluating bid for Salesforce but it is not in talks with firm, and no deal is imminent, Bloomberg reports.
US Federal Trade Commission is probing if Apple is misusing its position as largest seller of music downloads through its iTunes store.
Company won't comply with background checks, more insurance.
JetBlue Airlines is the first airline to announce additional flights to Cuba since restrictions were lifted earlier this year.
FTSE closes at 6,927.58, down -58.37 (-0.84%), as HSBC considers UK exit.
Marks & Spencer has seen its food business flourish over the past few years
Channel 5 has taken over from the BBC as the broadcaster of Football League highlights.
HSBC overcomes Swiss leaks scandal to post surprise hike in profits in first quarter.
German airline reports adjusted loss before interest and tax of €167m, better than €240m loss reported last year.
Affairs website sees sign-ups rise during TV election debates.
McDonald's will focus more on franchises after a dip in profit.
Swiss banking major in talks with US Department of Justice to settle allegations.
Markets in Japan and South Korea were shut for public holidays.
The cement makers won approval for the $25bn deal from EU antitrust regulators in December 2014.
Cash withdrawals in April marked the Total Return Fund's 24th successive month of net outflows.