COMPANIES

Beijing vows to defend Chinese solar products manufacturers.

Nineteen workers taken to hospital though Eurostar services unaffected.

Foxconn eyes to more than double its annual revenue over next 10 years.

Laptops were stolen by former employee who was asked to maintain or dispose them.

US mobile operator AT&T debunks takeover talks

JPM has paid around $23bn in scandal fines and litigation fees

Lloyds follows in RBS footsteps with mass banking glitch

Kensington Development Group selling 500 apartments at its Bitcoin Resort.

Company denied reports it is considering bitcoin integration into Google Wallet.

Workers union Unite welcomes the move.

2013 payout is nearly double Gorman's 2012 equity award.

Cost saving single price retailer Poundland cleaned up on advent calendars and gifts for pets.

Royal Mail Group revenues saw small like-for-like revenue growth of 2% in nine months to end of December.

Citigroup to disclose costs tied to urban-centric strategy later this year.

The $35bn merger between Omnicom and Publicis will create the largest advertising company in the world

ICBC changed from its earlier stance due to reputation issues.

In pictures: 10 iconic Macintosh computers.

The Co-operative Energy chief said websites like moneysupermarket.com were negative influences on prices

FBI issued confidential report to retailers detailing possible risks of malware affecting point-of-sale systems.

Banks and businesses give a mixed reaction to Osborne's tough message at the World Economic Forum

Mother-of-two Julie Deane and her mother Freda Thomas started the leather goods company in her kitchen

Government to launch investigation after Chucka Umunna slams firms in parliament.

British technology giant Dyson plans to create 3,000 new jobs for highly skilled engineers as the iconic company unveiled its plan to double the size of its research centre thanks to a whopping £250m investment.

Toyota Motor outsold General Motors and Volkswagen in 2013.

Web takeaway order service Just Eat reportedly hires JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs as advisers.

Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne to recommend Milan-based Borsa Italiana for secondary listing.

Ministry of Defence says maximum of 1,425 soldiers for scrapheap under the move.

JPM's Dimon said a lot of the government fines and settlements over mortgage securities were 'unfair'

The brewer's expansion work has already started and is due for completion in Q1 2015