Rory McIlroy takes firm to court
Golfer Rory McIlroy begins a legal action against his former management agent in what is understood to be a multi-million euro dispute over fees.
Rory McIlroy takes firm to court
Golfer Rory McIlroy begins a legal action against his former management agent in what is understood to be a multi-million euro dispute over fees.
Bundesliga lands worldwide TV deal
The German league agrees a new worldwide television deal as it looks to close the gap on England and Spain.
Bundesliga lands worldwide TV deal
The German league agrees a new worldwide television deal as it looks to close the gap on England and Spain.
Cameron to consult on late payments
Prime Minister David Cameron announces a consultation aimed at helping small businesses get paid on time.
Cameron to consult on late payments
Prime Minister David Cameron announces a consultation aimed at helping small businesses get paid on time.
WH Smith takes website offline
WH Smith takes its UK site completely offline while it removes pornographic abuse-themed e-books from its product listings.
VIDEO: The UK factory saved by Chinese firm
Carrie Gracie reports from the London Taxi Company factory in Coventry.
VIDEO: The UK factory saved by Chinese firm
Carrie Gracie reports from the London Taxi Company factory in Coventry.
AUDIO: Being paid late was 'devastating'
Plasterer Steve Paul explains the "devastation" of being forced out of business after a large construction firm failed to pay up.
AUDIO: Being paid late was 'devastating'
Plasterer Steve Paul explains the "devastation" of being forced out of business after a large construction firm failed to pay up.
UK to relax visa rules for Chinese
The UK government will relax visa rules for Chinese nationals coming to the UK, Chancellor George Osborne announces during his China trade trip.
Eurozone industrial output picks up
Factories in the eurozone beat forecasts in August, as official figures for industrial output show the strongest growth for two years.
Eurozone industrial output picks up
Factories in the eurozone beat forecasts in August, as official figures for industrial output show the strongest growth for two years.
Protests over Google 'endorsed ads'
Google is facing a backlash over plans to put people's faces and comments about products and places into ads.
Hannam hires veteran broker for Strand
Former chief executive of Canaccord Genuity, Tim Hoare, is joining Ian Hannam at Strand Partners, his finance boutique
GM 'golden rice' opponents 'wicked'
Opponents to the development of a type of genetically modified rice enriched with vitamin A are criticised as "wicked" by the environment secretary.
VIDEO: Airport City 'fantastic opportunity'
Steph McGovern meets business leaders at Manchester Airport following the news that a Chinese firm is to invest in a development there.
Royal Mail resumes climb but FTSE flat
Investors still show appetite for postal service, but wider market remains flat as traders await signs of breakthrough in the stalemate in Washington
Royal Mail resumes climb but FTSE flat
Investors still show appetite for postal service, but wider market remains flat as traders await signs of breakthrough in the stalemate in Washington
AUDIO: Housing forecast is 'encouraging'
Peter Spencer, the chief economic advisor to the EY Item Club, told the BBC Today programme "the housing market is extremely depressed... but the signs are encouraging."
UK to relax visa rules for Chinese
The UK government will relax visa rules for Chinese nationals coming to the UK, Chancellor George Osborne announces during his China trade trip.
Asian tycoons spin off underperformers
Conglomerates look to shed the ballast that is weighing down their share prices, while yield-hungry investors assess possible opportunities
Rangers stress no decision over chair
Rangers amend a statement about the prospect of Dave King becoming chairman to comply with Stock Exchange rules.
US energy revolution ends old Opec regime
North America’s energy independence is creating a new supply hub and while governments are not intervening, markets may be working their magic
VIDEO: China and UK 'must work together'
Chancellor George Osborne has said it is important for Britain and China to take "the next big step together... working together for both our benefit".
India inflation at seven-month high
India's inflation rate rises to a seven-month high in September, limiting the room for authorities to ease monetary policy as they look to spur growth.
India inflation at seven-month high
India's inflation rate rises to a seven-month high in September, limiting the room for authorities to ease monetary policy as they look to spur growth.
Ikea sales rise boosts market share
Global furniture giant Ikea reports a rise in full-year sales and says it has managed to gain market share in almost all its markets.
Ikea sales rise boosts market share
Global furniture giant Ikea reports a rise in full-year sales and says it has managed to gain market share in almost all its markets.