Rightmove: UK house asking prices dropped in build up to 2015 election
Some sellers coming to market 'forced to price more aggressively due to buyer uncertainty'.
Avon calling: How anyone can make a multi-billion dollar offer for a company in minutes
All you need to do is log on to make a multi-billion pound bid.
Goldman Sachs calls for $37bn UK funding to develop new antibiotics
A British government-backed review released on Thursday (14 May) is seeking billions of dollars to fund the development of 15 new antibiotics to counter antibiotic resistance.
Paddy Power revenue soars as chairman Nigel Northridge steps down
Irish bookmaker said makes strong start to year with net revenue up 35%
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EasyJet sees profits rise on cheap fuel but shares down on weak outlook
EasyJet reported a £7m profit for the first half of the year.
Greece orders early repayment of €750m loan instalment to International Monetary Fund
Yanis Varoufakis: Athens still faces cash crisis in a 'couple of weeks'
Bank of England keeps interest rates at 0.5%
Quantitative easing has also also remained steady at £375bn.
2,000 jobs on the line as Whistl suspends service in London, Liverpool and Manchester
Private postal firm Whistl suspends services in three cities after suffering heavy financial loses.
Google and Apple likely targets in Australia's massive corporate tax crackdown
Tax clamp down being called 'the first of its kind in the world'.
Just Eat to buy Australia's Menulog for £445m
Menulog is Australia's answer to Just Eat
Halifax: UK house prices continue to rise
Average house price across the UK now stands at £196,412
Pound reaches two-month high and FTSE surges as David Cameron remains at No 10
Sterling now at strongest point since late February.
Greece crisis: Athens won't cross red lines on pensions, privatisation as €750m payment to IMF looms
Athens demands mutual concessions in talks on bailout and debt.
Rangers: Glasgow's fallen superclub reduced to a rich man's plaything
What lies in store for the Ibrox club as it looks to re-enter Scotland's top tier?
David Potts unable to halt Morrisons sales slide in first quarter
Sales down 2.9% in 13 weeks to 3 May
BT buoyed by broadband uptake
BT pre-tax profit up 14%
Bank of England forced to admit to embarrassing 'clerical error' on foreign residents buying bonds
Buyers purchased £14.8bn in bonds, about half the amount previously announced.
Real Madrid tops Forbes list of most valuable football clubs
Eight Premier League teams also feature on the lucrative list.
Chinese drone manufacturer DJI raises $75m investment from Accel
DJI has secured a $75m investment from Accel Partners and is valued at $8bn.
Flash crash trader Navinder Singh Sarao: 'I did nothing wrong apart from be good at my job'
Flash crash of 2010 saw Dow Jones industrial index lose 700 points in a number of minutes.
Technology paves the way for Lehman Brothers pensions settlement
Thousands of staff at the collapsed bank are in line for payouts.
Rupert Murdoch's News Corp sees profits slashed by half
News Corp profit down 52% to $23m
Sainsbury's reports first full-year loss in a decade
Sainsbury's reported a loss before tax of £72m.
HSBC to make relocation decision 'in months' as it posts surprise first-quarter profit rise
HSBC overcomes Swiss leaks scandal to post surprise hike in profits in first quarter.
McDonald's to shake up business with global refranchising drive
McDonald's will focus more on franchises after a dip in profit.
UK house prices: Londoners need £77,000 per annum to get on property ladder, finds KPMG
First time buyers elsewhere in the UK require an annual average wage of £40,553.
Church of England dumps £12m of fossil fuel investments
It said that it has a 'moral responsibility' to take a tougher stance on climate change.
HMRC faces legal challenge over HSBC tax amnesty
Online campaign group Avaaz wants judicial review of the way HMRC offered generous Liechtenstein-based amnesty to HSBC tax evaders.
Lloyds loses £660m on TSB sale but underlying profits up 21%
State-backed bank said it had reduced bad debt losses.
Market round-up: FTSE 100 bounces back as Royal Mail performs well
It finished on 6,960.63 but Centrica, ITV and the Royal Bank of Scotland struggled.
British Airways owner IAG makes first ever Q1 profit
IAG made an operating profit of €25m in the first quarter.
RBS sets aside extra £850m for misconduct as profits fall
RBS reported a first quarter loss of £446m in 2015.
US Federal Reserve keeps interest rates at record low, hike not expected until September
US recovery has slowed and hiring has lost momentum
Bankers most likely to cheat on partners finds extra-marital dating site IllicitEncounters.com
Some 18% of active members of the extra-marital affairs site are bankers.
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