Malaysia Airlines MH17: Refunds Offered on Customers' Plane Tickets
Malaysia Airlines will offer refunds to customers that have booked up until 25 July.
Malaysia Airlines MH17: Compensation Could be 'Hundreds of Millions of Dollars'
Aviation insurance experts say it 'is going to be a long, politically charged compensation case'.
China's Business Sentiment Hits Seven-Month High
Business sentiment underpinned by continued strong performance in new orders and surge in order backlogs.
The Current Account: UK High Street Banks in the Spotlight
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RBS to Close Distressed-Debt Unit as It Shrinks Investment Banking Division
Jon Weiss, global head of special situations group at RBS, leaves as bank prepares to wind down unit.
Flight MH17 Crash Could Hasten Ailing Malaysia Airlines Privatisation
Two aircraft disasters in four months 'psychologically damaging' for MAS's reputation.
British Bank Stocks Tumble on Competition Inquiry
RBS leads the banking losers on the FTSE 100 after the CMA announcement.
Flight MH17: International Airlines Ignored Warnings to Avoid War Zone
Aviation experts said warnings were issued to airlines asking them not to fly over war-hit region.
Most Asian Markets Sag in Wake of Malaysia Airlines MH17 Missile Attack
Malaysia Air incident amplifies geopolitical risks alongside Israel ground offensive in Gaza.
Scottish Independence Poll: Yes Vote Swells as Pro-Union Support Drops
The gap between votes for staying within the union and breaking away from the UK narrows.
Google's Chief Business Officer Nikesh Arora Quits to Join SoftBank as Vice Chairman
Arora expanded advertising markets beyond traditional areas and brought display ads to YouTube.
Malaysia Airlines MH17 Crash: Company Shares Plunge About 18% on Second Disaster in Four Months
Malaysia Airlines shares earlier fell 17.8% at 0.185 ringgit on Kuala Lumpur stock exchange.
Manchester City Sign Unique Nissan Deal 'Worth Millions'
The deal will also see Nissan associated with New York City and Melbourne City.
Airline Bosses Expect Soaring Revenues
Airline CEOs worldover are confident of increasing revenues over the next year according to PricewaterhouseCoopers survey.
BBC Axing 415 Jobs in Spending Slash
Director of News James Harding confirms headcount cuts
Huatong Road & Bridge Group Risks Becoming Second Defaulter in China's Bond Market
Huatong could miss 400m yuan note payment due on 23 July, 2014.
BSkyB Sells ITV Stake to Virgin Media Owner Liberty Global for £481m
US billionaire John Malone's Liberty Global also owns British TV producer All3Media.
European Carmakers Volkswagen and Fiat in Talks for Mega Merger
Germany's Manager Magazin reported that companies are engaged in top-level talks.
Real Madrid, Barcelona and Manchester United: Three Most Valuable Sports Teams
Real Madrid have been valued at $3.4bn.
Russia: US-EU Sanctions 'Illegal' Says Rosneft
CEO Igor Sechin says the Russian oil giant is nothing to do with Ukraine Crisis.
Sports Direct Appeases Adidas Amid 'Record Year' Profits
Sports Direct said that pre-tax profit up by 15%.
How Much Will CNN Fetch if Murdoch Buys Time Warner and Offloads News Network?
Rupert Murdoch's 21st Century Fox could sell Fox News rival CNN if it buys Time Warner.
Ukraine Crisis: Russia Slates EU and US Over Fresh Sanctions
Russian foreign ministry says EU is bowing to US pressure over fresh sanctions.
UBS Retains Private Banking Crown as Assets Near $2tn
UBS overtook Bank of America to top ranking of world's leading wealth managers in 2013.
China's State-Owned Firms Record Higher Profit as Mini-Stimulus Measures Help Revive Economy
State-owned enterprises report total profit of 1.22tn yuan for first half, up 8.9% from previous year.
British Companies Boost Marketing Spend For 7th Consecutive Month
IPA Bellwether report shows UK business confidence continues to improve.
UK Firms Aim to Hike Pay with Inflation Amid Wage Slump
Britain's unemployment rate fell to 6.5% but pay decline worsened in May
Microsoft to Announce Biggest Staff Layoff, Mostly From Nokia Business
Microsoft expected to announce more than 6,000 job cuts, the biggest in company's history.
Yahoo Executive Maria Zhang Files Defamation Case Against Sexual Harassment Accuser Nan Shi
Complaint alleges that Shi made false claims that ruined Zhang's professional and personal reputation.
BMW Recalls 1.6 Million 3-Series
Concerns over its airbags has forced BMW into the recall.
Time Warner Rejects $80bn Takeover Bid by Rupert Murdoch's 21st Century Fox
Time Warner says long discussion over offer concluded deal undervalues firm's potential.
Former GlaxoSmithKline China Staff Seek Compensation for Unpaid 'Expenses'
GSK embroiled in corruption scandal after China bribery allegations.
Manchester United Follow up £750m Adidas Deal by Signing Noodle Maker Nissin
Nissin is Manchester United's fourteenth global sponsor.
Trafigura Targets India's $8.4bn Metals Market with Online Store Lykos
Trafigura to invest between $200m and $300m in Lykos over twelve months.
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