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Harriet Harman: Faceless and male-dominated EU protects women's rights in UK

Top Labour MP says that Brussels has been a 'strong friend to British women at work' despite its shortcomings.

Nickelodeon to open new theme park just outside London

The park's attractions will be based on SpongeBob, Dora, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and other characters.

Manchester United financial results as they happened: Woodward says club expects revenue to exceed £500m this year

United post record third quarter figures and Woodward forecast full year revenue to be between £500m and £510m.

Tesco chief executive Dave Lewis paid £4.6m after retailer returns to profit

Former Unilever boss' salary rose to £1.25m and he was awarded a £3m bonus for turning things around.

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Hinkley Point B power station, Bridgwater

China 'secretly' drawing up plans to take over Hinkley Point project from France

China believes it can build its own reactors faster than EDF.

Calvin Klein blasted for flasher ad showing 'up-skirt' view of young model

The view of female model suggests stolen peek against her will, say critics.

Airbus wants to become a major player in the drone industry, CEO, Tom Enders says

Airbus aims to become a major player in drone industry says CEO Tom Enders

Lockheed Martin, BAE Systems and General Atomics Aeronautical Systems dominate the military drone market.

BT Sport to screen Champions League and Europa League finals free on YouTube and TV

Broadcaster will show both finals free across a number of platforms to non-BT subscribers.

Nissan to acquire 34% stake in struggling rival Mitsubishi Motors for £1.5bn

Nissan is to become Mitsubishi Motors' biggest stakeholder in move to rescue its smaller rival.

TalkTalk cyberattack hack bank card details

TalkTalk's annual profit halves in the wake of October's cyberattack

Telecoms giant reiterates full-year guidance, but reveals annual profits fell from £32m to £14m.

ITV considering acquiring Entertainment One, the owner of the British cartoon series Peppa Pig

ITV hails strong start to the year after posting double-digit revenue growth

Broadcaster posts 14% increase in total external revenue, boosted by a 44% surge from production division.

Real Madrid top Barcelona and Manchester United as most valuable football club

Spanish giants estimated to be worth $3.6bn by Forbes magazine.

Google to ban payday loan ads after including it “dangerous products” category

Google to ban payday loan ads after including it in 'dangerous products' category

Illegal drugs, guns and tobacco are among the other products which are banned and termed dangerous by Google.

1MDB scandal: IPIC pays $52m interest on Malaysian state fund bond but warns it will recover payment

Abu Dhabi fund says it will seek full indemnity from both 1MDB and Minister of Finance over the payment.

Tata Steel Crisis: Endless revealed to be seventh bidder

Tata Steel crisis: Endless revealed to be 7th bidder for UK business

Liberty House, Excalibur, Greybull Capital, JSW Steel, Nucor, Hebei Iron & Steel are the other six bidders.

China to tighten tax reporting law for multinationals to end multi-billion dollar corporate tax loophole

Under the proposal, MNCs have to file extensive reports on internal pricing and costs.

European Commission to block Hutchison's £10.25bn bid for O2

European Commission says it has blocked proposed merger to 'serve UK customers' and preserve competition.

Lockheed Martin and Raytheon bag $650m Paveway II laser-guided bomb contract from the US Air Force

Lockheed Martin and Raytheon bag $650m Paveway II laser-guided bomb contract from US Air Force

The 2003 Iraq war witnessed the use of many Paveway bombs.

TUI Travel unveils plans to dispose of sailing unit as first-half revenue grows 2.7%

World's largest tour operator posts 2.7% increase in first-half revenue and plans to sell Specialist Group.

William Hill CEO Ralph Topping Rubbishes Early Exit Rumours

William Hill revenue declines 3% as Cheltenham and football results pile pressure

Bookmaker posts 11% drop in online revenue after having to pay out £2.2m on Leicester winning the title.

Budweiser beer to be rebranded as 'America' in a bid to capitalise on US elections

The rebranding is part of a campaign titled America is in Your Hands.

British Nissan Leaf owners could soon sell energy back to the grid via xStorage

Nissan's home energy-storage device is touted to be a direct competitor to Tesla's Powerwall.

RBS and RocketSpace to open a co-working space in London for high-growth tech startups

RBS and RocketSpace to open co-working space in London for high-growth tech startups

Uber, Blippar, SuperCell and Spotify are some of the members RocketSpace has had earlier.

EasyJet profits fail to take off despite higher number of passengers

Budget airline swings to £24m loss despite increase in passenger numbers and higher revenue.

UK to order Boeing's new spy planes this summer to protect its nuclear submarines

Defence Secretary Michael Fallon said the UK would order a P-8 Poseidon jet in the next few months.

Pizza Hut Delivery to invest £40m in the UK and Ireland, creating 3,000 jobs

Pizza Hut Delivery to create 3,000 new jobs in the UK and Ireland through £40m investment

The takeaway firm, owned by Yum! Brands, will open 200 new stores over the next 4 years.

G4S and Sodexo compete for a £225m contract to manage a women’s jail in Australia

G4S and Sodexo compete for £225m contract to manage women's jail in Australia

The contract is for the Western Australian Women's Remand and Reintegration facility which has 254 prisoners.

Greggs sales growth goes soft amid challenging conditions on high street

Sales growth at bakery chain slows from 5.9% to 5.7% in first four months of 2016 but company remains upbeat.

British Airways and London City Airport sued by playwright Athena Stevens over ‘trashed’ wheelchair

British Airways and London City Airport sued by actor Athena Stevens over 'trashed' wheelchair

Athena Stevens claims her £25,000 wheelchair was broken while she was due to fly from London to Glasgow.

Nationwide raises mortgage age limit to 85 in response to Britain's ageing population

Lender will offer mortgages to customers up to 80 years old, with deal to run up for five years.

Saudi Arabia plans Aramco listing in London, Hong Kong, and New York

Saudi Aramco plans listing in London, Hong Kong and New York

ExxonMobil, China's Sinopec and BP could acquire stake in Aramco.

Jaguar Land Rover to employ 1,000 ex-members of the armed forces by 2020

Jaguar Land Rover to employ 1,000 ex-military servicemen by 2020

The announcement coincided with the start of Prince Harry's 2016 Invictus Games in Florida, US.

Former BHS boss Sir Philip Green's rival Lord Myners joins probe into the failed store chain

Sir Philip's rival will lead a panel of financial assessors to look into the demise of BHS.

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos makes $671m from selling 1% of the company's shares

The company made more than $100bn (£69bn) in revenues last year, lifting Bezos' net worth.

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