COMPANIES

Lenovo reported 19% rise in profits to $262m and 7% rise in sales to $10.5bn for three months ended in September.

Power Minister Piyush Goyal estimates $100bn will find its way into renewable energy.

Netto and Sainsbury's have opened their first store in Leeds.

Fed issued rule prohibiting financial firms from combining with others if resulting company's liabilities exceed 10% of aggregate industry liabilities.

Dealogic provides data and software solutions to each of the world's top 50 investment banks.

Cameron also warned of 'glaring absence' of people from ethnic minorities in top business positions.

Detroit automaker facing 130 lawsuits over accidents and lost vehicle value.

Oil has fallen from about $115 per barrel in June to about $84.

Deal could mean combat drone ready for deployment from 2030.

Exclusive: The Labour MP tells IBTimes UK that there is a strong business case for more diversity.

Virgin Money sets a price range of between 283 pence and 333 pence a share.

India's most indebted realtor is busy appealing a regulatory ban on raising funds from the capital markets.

Sports Direct hopes to be in all EEA countries in three to five years.

Like-for-like sales were down by 4%.

Retail giant, controlled by family of Sam Walton, had more than $476bn in revenues in 2013.

Cranfield academics predicted that the FTSE 100 will hit the 25% target during 2015.

The Shadow Business Secretary says Lord Davies will head the investigation.

Transparency International ranked 124 companies on the financial transparency of their operations abroad.

Cable says that the UK government will review the judgment in detail as a matter of urgency.

Elliott will continue decade-long search for Argentine assets to enforce $1.7bn in court judgments.

Governments around the globe requested 35,000 pieces of data from Facebook.

Poll coincidences with International Stress Management Association's National Stress Awareness Day.

French Economy Minister Emmanuel Macron says Paris will activate process to buy 20% stake in Alstom after deal closes.

Company has hired internet expert Chen Tong, who has been Sina.com's editor-in-chief.

Nearly half of monthly outflows happened in the first five trading days, and withdrawals are slowing down, according to Pimco.

Engineer has announced it will cut 2,600 jobs and replace chief financial officer Mark Morris.

Exclusive: Mike Brown tells IBTimes UK that the design is 'smart and functional'.

Edmund Shing recommends contrarian investment protocols in the face of a Chinese slowdown.

The Employment Appeal Tribunal ruled overtime can be included in claiming back pay