Bernard Arnault: LVMH's hard-bargaining billionaire Sun King
The French mogul has built the world's largest luxury goods group, covering more that 70 houses, including Louis Vuitton, Dom Perignon and Givenchy.
Asda 'on the right track' as rate of sales decline slows
Asda chief executive Sean Clarke has slashed the prices as he bids to wrest back market shares from rivals.
FTSE Moves: World markets tumble as controversy over Trump links to Kremlin deepens
London market tumbles after hitting an all-time high earlier this week.
Pringles tubes and Lucozade Sport bottles are 'villains' of recycling industry
Recycling Association boss says using mixed materials make it "a nightmare" for machines to separate them.
JD Sports gets watchdog approval to buy Go Outdoors for £112m
Sports chain says it will add rival to its growing outdoors activities division.
Burberry profits dip in year of 'transition' as retailer prepares for new boss
New head Marco Gobbetti will attempt to revive the luxury goods retailer when he takes the helm in July.
Hundreds of airports to benefit from greater investment as EU cuts red tape on state aid rules
Up to 420 regional airports could benefit from upgrades and new jobs as a result of the move by European Union.
FTSE Moves: London market holds onto record gains buoyed by Lloyds returning to private hands
Government makes £900m from Lloyds rescue as the banking group passes back fully into private ownership.
All Bar One owner Mitchells & Butlers blames 'fragile' consumer confidence for lower profits
Rising wages, growing property costs and higher import prices have hurt profit at the pub and restaurant group.
Slowdown in London housing market sees sales plunge at Foxtons
London-focused estate agent Foxtons suffers as the capital's buoyant housing market begins to cool.
FTSE Moves: Top flight shares surge past 7,500, shrugging off four-year high inflation rate
Top flight shares make gains despite the cost of living rising to its highest rate since 2013.
Ill British workers keep calm and carry on rather than take sick days
The UK lost 137 million working days last year due to sickness, the lowest since records began.
Vodafone loss widens to €6.1bn but forecasts stronger growth
The mobile phone giant boosted its dividend by 2% in a bid to reassure investors.
Jack Wills founder Peter Williams is back at the fashion brand and plans to stay the course
Williams founded the retailer when he was just 23 with a friend and £40,000 of savings he had scraped together.
JP Morgan buys Dublin office block amid bank Brexit planning
The US bank's new building will be able to house twice the number of staff it already employs in Dublin.
FTSE Moves: Top flight shares hit record mid-session high boosted by rising oil stocks
Shares lift as Saudi Arabia and Russia agree to extend an agreement to cut oil output for a further nine months.
Shares hit at 888 after Gambling Commission probe
Britain's gambling watchdog will look at how its applies its customer "social responsibility" measures.
Weak pay rises lead to fall in living standards for British workers
Survey shows firms preparing to give workers a 1% rise, as inflation forecast to jump to 2.7% this week.
FTSE Moves: Stocks make gains driven by AstraZeneca drug trials
A weaker pound also attracted traders to the international nature of firms on the index.
Barclays boss Jes Staley exchanges emails with prankster pretending to be chairman
Staley rounds off week to forget with embarrassing exchange with trickster posing as John McFarlane.
British virtual reality start-up Improbable raises $502m
The London-based firm will use the cash to develop its cutting edge SpatialOS virtual reality platform.
The five things that led to a perfect storm at BT
Britain's largest telecoms operator has been hit by accounting scandals and regulator fines.
Carlos Slim: The billionaire who has Mexico on a string
Latin America's richest man controls more than 200 companies in Mexico and has a 17% stake in the New York Times.
BT sees profits dive as it cuts 4,000 jobs and chief's bonus after a 'challenging' year
Britain's largest telecoms operator said its pre-tax profit dived 19% to £2.3bn.
Apple by numbers: US technology firm becomes the world's first $800bn business
Apple's valuation tops the gross domestic product of Switzerland, South Africa and Argentina.
Barratt on track to build the most number of homes for nine years
Britain's largest housebuilder expects to build 17,350 houses this year.
Slow consumer spending and rising inflation to dog UK's two-year Brexit talks
Report comes as Bank of England is expected to downgrade its growth outlook later this week.
FTSE Moves: Rising miners lead market, shrugging off falling energy firms threatened with price caps
Prime Minister Theresa May said she is 'fed up with rip-off energy prices'.
Insurer Hiscox to set up new base in Luxembourg following Brexit vote
The UK-listed insurer added all its European business would be written through its new base.
Online sales and a strong Cheltenham Festival boost revenues at William Hill
The country's largest bookmaker said horseracing results were favourable, while football was below expectations.