Pound rises, eurozone ministers disagree on Brexit impact
The pound registered gains as eurozone ministers expressed divergent views on the impact of Brexit.
Standard Life's Indian insurance venture in mega-merger talks
HDFC Standard Life India has initiated merger talks with Max Life Insurance and Max Financial Services.
BP boss: Brexit would trigger global uncertainty
Brexit could result in unintended consequences for global market, according to BP chief executive Bod Dudley.
Parliamentary committee calls for break-up of National Grid
UK's Energy and Climate Change Committee has called for a break-up of power network operator National Grid
Bank of England Governor and Vote Leave MP in angry exchange
Mark Carney and Brexit supporting MP clash over the governor's comments on the EU referendum.
Goldman Sachs' Michael Sherwood to appear before BHS inquiry
Goldman Sachs' European vice chairman will be attending MPs inquiry into BHS collapse.
Brexit poses threat to global market stability, Bank of England warns
UK's central bank says outcome of EU referendum is the "largest immediate risk" facing global markets.
EU Referendum: Unilever bosses warn company would be hit by Brexit
Senior executives of Anglo-Dutch consumer goods maker warn it would be 'negatively impacted'.
Clothing sales bump up headline UK retail figures for May
Garment sales boosted UK retail figures last month as prices fell 2.8%.
Oil futures slide for fifth straight session on Brexit jitters
Concerns over Brexit sent oil prices tumbling overshadowing reports that the market was balancing.
South African conglomerate Steinhoff considering takeover bid for Poundland
Steinhoff now has until 13 July to table a bid for bargain chain under current market norms.
BHS collapse: Philip Green buckles and agrees to appear before parliamentary inquiry
Former BHS owner reverses decision and will appear before a parliamentary committee.
Orlando shooting: Gunmakers' shares rise following shootings
Overnight weighted data from the US points to firearms manufacturers' shares rising on Monday.
The morning after Brexit: What next for Britain if we vote Leave?
Cold look at what would happen should 23 June referendum result call for Britain to leave EU.
Has Microsoft overpaid for LinkedIn?
The mammoth $26bn valuation of LinkedIn by Microsoft has surprised many.
Asda chief executive Andy Clarke to step down after lacklustre sales
Asda's chief executive Andy Clarke is stepping down in the wake of lacklustre sales.
BP Norway and Det Norske agree $1.3bn oil merger
BP Norway and Det Norske Oljeselskap agree to merge their Norwegian businesses.
Brexit: Weary pound should be doing a lot worse than it is
Trading drag on the pound has been nowhere near the frenzy seen earlier in the year.
Jump in UK goods exports narrows April trade deficit
UK trade deficit narrowed sharply in April following a record monthly jump in goods exports.
Auto Trader posts sterling profit in first year of listing
Online vehicle sales firm Auto Trader posts 27% rise in operating profits to £169.6m.
Growth of private wealth 'hit speed bumps' in 2015
London could be overtaken by Singapore as an offshore financial centre within four years
Dollar index slips to four-week low
The dollar has fallen to a fresh four-week low against a basket of global currencies.
Oil spikes to eight-month high on US inventory drawdown
Oil futures rose for a third successive session, after a higher than expected drawdown in US crude inventories.
Brent crude maintains seven-month high
Brent August futures traded above $50 per barrel level bucking the decline in US oil inventories.
Esure considers demerger of Gocompare.com
Esure Group announces strategic review leading to a potential demerger of Gocompare.com.
OPEC fails to publish production quota, readmits Gabon
Mohammed Sanusi Barkindo named as new secretary general.
Oil lurks around $50 per barrel as market expects another Opec stalemate
Opec ministers debate oil market supply and demand ahead of expected policy decision.
