COMPANIES

India airline said to be in talks with Abu Dhabi's Etihad Airways regarding stake sale.

Qatar Holding monetised its remaing warrants in Barclays as the bank faces investigations by FSA and SFO into transactions dating back to 2008.

E-commerce sales surge over US holiday season as consumers flock to web retailers.

Renault plans to partner Dongfeng Motor Group to make cars in China, reports Reuters citing Chinese media

Six Samsung products including the Galaxy Note II and Jelly Bean-run Galaxy S3 are likely to be added in a multi-billion dollar lawsuit between Samsung and Apple.

Japanese car-makers look to boost their China business as anti-Japanese sentiments appear to ease.

Chinese telecoms firm Huawei says it is happy to answer any questions as links to the Chinese government and cyber espionage remain.

Wal-Mart's joint venture with Bharti has suspended five members of its legal team as India's government still faces troubles with its FDI in retail policy.

EU approved the merger between Glencore and Xstrata but the deal is yet to be okayed by China and South Africa

Tata Steel which employs 19,000 people in its UK steel business has announced it is cutting 900 jobs around the UK, including almost 584 jobs at plants in south Wales, as a result of a four year downturn in demand for steel bar products and pipeline

UBS at risk of huge FSA fine for failure to detect unauthorised trades of jailed Kweku Adoboli.

Sixty-one-year-old Tony Hall - Lord Hall of Birkenhead has been appointed the new BBC Director General and will start his new role in early March on a salary of £450,000 a year.

Trade mark attorney Fiona McBride, looks at the pitfalls of choosing a name, and what you should do to avoid costly legal actions.

The shares of SABMiller gains more than 5 percent in morning trade after the company posts profit growth boosted by its Latin American and African businesses.

Mass Effect 3 Omega DLC gets four new action-packed campaigns and a new female Turian character to boot.

Ratings agency cuts grades of consumer electronics giants, citing business weakness.

Network Rail have posted better than expected profits for the first six months of the year, despite concerns over failed performance targets and delayed trains.

Apple has been ordered to disclose the details of its lawsuit settlement with HTC, after rival Samsung demanded the terms of the settlement.

BioWare seems cautious after the ME3 ending debacle and seeks fans perspective for upcoming ME game.

Samsung will be able to see how much HTC is paying Apple to licence its patents, following a ruling from a US court.

Chengdu's key export logistics company Damco reveals US companies are starting to export more.

British Chamber of Commerce in South West China chairman Zhao Yong says Britain falling behind European rivals.

Xstrata receives shareholders' approval to merge with Glencore, paving the way for the formation of a natural resources giant.

Chengdu officials reveal special treatment for Western companies looking for Chengdu headquarters.

Hewlett Packard has accused British software firm Autonomy of bloating its value before the US computing giant acquired it for $10.3bn or £7.1bn last year.

Premier Foods is restructuring its struggling bread division, which is expected to have 900 redundancies.

Briton's second largest discount airline easyJet has reported a jump in profits, helped by a surge in summer bookings and focus on the business-clients

A former dealer at Swiss bank UBS who is alleged to have lost more than $2.3bn through unauthorised trading has been found guilty of two counts of fraud and sentenced to seven years in prison.

A former dealer at Swiss bank UBS who is alleged to have lost more than $2.3bn through unauthorised trading has been found guilty of two counts of fraud.