US billionaire investor Warren Buffett faces tough questions from Berkshire Hathaway shareholders about a top executive's resignation.

Hong Kong introduces a minimum wage that is expected to benefit 270,000 low-paid workers, or around 10% of the working population.

A Ryanair advert promoting tickets to a place in the sun is banned as the destinations only had temperatures of between 0C and 14C.

A think tank says migrants from former Communist countries increased British GDP in the years after 2004

Sony says it will resume some services on its PlayStation Network, which was shut after the theft of personal details of about 77m users.

The storms that tore across the southern US this week also devastated Alabama's large poultry industry, as the BBC's Daniel Nasaw reports.

China's official Purchasing Manager Index (PMI) fell in April, suggesting its attempts to curb inflation are working.

Head teachers vote overwhelmingly in favour of staging a ballot on whether to strike over plans to curb their pensions, at their conference in Brighton.