Rolls-Royce set to announce a £2bn write-down as pound slides after Brexit vote
Rolls-Royce will see its turnaround programme distrupted as the weakening pound is forecast to send the firm into a pre-tax loss
Ryanair to focus growth away from UK airports but forecasts biggest ever profit
Michael O'Leary warns Brexit-driven uncertainty is likely to linger in the airline sector
Sir Philip Green and hangers-on to blame for collapse of BHS say MPs
MPs say Green took out more than £300m from BHS without investing sufficiently in the business.
Panama Papers: Mossack Fonseca linked to offshore deals in Africa worth billions in natural resources
A middleman is allegedly responsible for helping an Italian energy firm win $10bn worth of contracts in Algeria.
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MPs to examine governance of private companies and their pension funds following BHS collapse
Former BHS owner Philip Green heavily criticised and blamed for collapse of retail chain.
Just Eat boss says his greatest rival is the telephone not Amazon
The head of Just Eat David Buttress wants a bigger slice of the £24bn takeaway markets he operates in.
Vedanta and Cairn India announce revised merger terms
The deal will now need approvals by shareholders including the Life Insurance Corporation of India.
UK's financial services sector will retain its passporting rights despite Brexit, Boris Johnson says
Passporting allows banks in EU member nations to offer their services to clients across the bloc.
Yahoo Inc closes in on $5bn sale to US rival Verizon Communications
Yahoo is in exclusive talks with Telecoms firm Verizon regarding the sale of its core online assets.
Sainsbury's deal for Argos gets green light by regulator
Sainsbury's set to become Britain's largest seller of general goods following approval from CMA
MasterCard to acquire 92.4% stake in VocaLink Holdings for £700m
VocaLink is owned by 18 banks and building societies including Barclays, HSBC and RBS.
Vodafone beats revenue expectations but growth declines in the UK
World's second-largest mobile operator reports 3.4% decline in UK growth for first quarter of 2016.
PayPal and Visa end feud by inking a new win-win agreement
The deal will provide PayPal with long-term Visa fee certainty, a factor that was the cause for their feud.
Frankfurt wants to lure banks away from London but it won't be easy
Germany's finance hub has a lot going for it but experts doubt it can supplant the British capital.
EDF to take final decision on Hinkley Point C nuclear project
EDF board will decide on the 3,200 MWe project proposed by the UK government in 2010.
Mike Ashley rebuked for 'Victorian' labour conditions at Sports Direct
MPs accuse Ashley of turning a blind eye to 'appalling' work practices at retailer's Shirebrook warehouse.
Ofcom monitoring BT broadband outage as connectivity issues persist
Communications watchdog awaits further information from BT following two days of teething problems
1MDB scandal: Singapore threat to Standard Chartered, UBS and DBS Bank over money-laundering
Monetary Authority of Singapore says the banks failed to control money-laundering related to the 1MDB scandal.
Unilever beats sales forecasts despite tough global markets
Unilever posts a rise in half-year sales, but warns that trading will remain challenging in 2016
Euromoney Institutional Investor says pro-Brexit sterling weakness helped boost third quarter revenues
The benefit from a weaker sterling was, however, offset by the sale of its energy publishing businesses.
AO World shares rise following strong sales report
Online home appliances retailer reports 25% increase in UK sales in the first quarter.
William Hill's James Henderson leaves with immediate effect as bookmaker aims to keep up with rivals
Chief executive departs after 31 years with the company as sector faces tough trading conditions.
EasyJet warns of Brexit impact as revenue declines amid terror attacks and strike action
Low-cost airline claims terrorist attacks, French ATC strikes and currency volatility hit revenue in third quarter.
Weak pound delivers sweet surprise to Tate & Lyle
Ingredients maker says it has made a strong start to the year with growth across most divisions.
BP seeks to offload stake in its UK fuel storage terminals and UKOP pipeline
The UKOP pipeline is co-owned by Royal Dutch Shell, US firm Valero and France's Total.
Lufthansa cuts profit forecast after terror attacks hit bookings
German airline expects full-year operating profit to drop compared to the same period last year.
Mark Johnson, HSBC's head of FX cash trading, arrested at New York airport
Johnson was arrested before flying out from New York's JFK Airport late on Tuesday night.
Unilever to acquire American razor company Dollar Shave Club for $1bn
Dollar Shave Club's subscription model has helped it compete better against brands like Gillette and Schick.
Uber begins court battle with London drivers over employment rights
Cab hire service Uber begins a court case in London over whether its drivers are staff or self-employed
Pound sterling weakening against euro dents Eurotunnel profit forecasts
Cross-Channel rail operator lowered its 2016 profit forecast by 4.5% to €535m.
TalkTalk sees customers and revenue slip but keeps full-year guidance
Company said trading has started well following last year, which saw profits halve after a damaging cyberattack
Johnson Matthey plays down Brexit impact
Chemical firm expects 'substantial' boost to full-year earnings from weak pound.
Electrocomponents sees profit boost from weak pound
The company achieved the highest sales growth in southern Europe.
Brexit vote forces Wizz Air to ditch UK growth plans
Budget airline posts 17.9% increase in passenger traffic in first quarter but will halve UK expansion plans
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