ECONOMY

The focus on David Cameron's veto threat misses the bigger - and shameful - picture: If the Eurozone can't agree on a €30bn Greek rescue, how will it lead consensus on a €1tn EU budget?

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.

ONS data shows difference between pay of men and women in full-time work slimmed in last financial year.

Company that runs Britain's railway infrastructure makes more money despite regulators' criticism it is not delivering.

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

British Prime Minister David Cameron said today that he plans to push very hard for a reworking of the European Union budget proposal during an intensive two-day summit in Brussels.

Prime Minister David Cameron joins EU counterparts in Brussels for difficult future finance meeting.

China is planning to simplify approval procedures for foreign investors in an attempt to spur growth in the economy

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.

Chancellor also warns commissioners that complete separation of retail and investment banking could be disastrous for small firms.

Leading candidate for Prime Minister seeks big changes for BoJ that have implications for central banks all over the world.

Bank of England votes 9-0 to hold key lending rate at record low and 8-1 to keep its £375 asset purchase programme unchanged

ONS figures show government borrowed £2.7bn more in October than same month in 2011.

Businesses and individuals who avoided tax between 2010 and 11 have cost Britain around £5 billion.

HMRC's effectiveness in tackling tax avoidance under question because of backlog of 41,000 cases.

Eurozone finance ministers delay agreement again on Greek bailout fund decision, citing technicalities.

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

Shipments to Japan's biggest market hit by business slowdown and row over Senkaku Islands.

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

Prime minister has been on the phone to EU leaders as he tries to secure budget freeze.

HP takes second $8bn writedown and says former Autonomy CEO misled it by inflating value of data-analysis software firm.

Hewlett Packard refers findings from internal investigation into Autonomy's accounting to Serious Fraud Office and US authorities.

Ex-UBS dealer found guilty of two counts of fraud and acquitted on four charges of false accounting charges in $2.3 billion "rogue trader" scandal in London

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

Markets ease as investors await crucial decision on Greek aid and digest loss of triple-A debt rating for the Eurozone's second-largest economy.

FDI in the world's second largest economy falls 0.24 percent year-on-year in October.

Bank of Japan (BoJ) has decided to keep the key rates unchanged despite pressures of a slowing economy.

Comet has so far announced more than 1000 job cuts at its head office, support functions and across its home delivery networks.