A lack of government help is putting the British computer games industry at risk, a study has warned.

The cheapest pint of beer is 28p cheaper in pubs in the north of England compared with south-east hostelries, a survey suggests.

Steve Jobs, co-founder of US computer giant Apple, dies, aged 56, after a career that transformed digital technology with a series of innovations.

The Barclay brothers buy three top London hotels, including Claridge's, for 800m euros from the Irish toxic debt agency.

The free trade pact between the US and South Korea has cleared the first hurdle four years after the deal was first agreed.

Citic Securities has fallen on its debut at the Hong Kong stock exchange as market volatility continues to dent sentiment.

Banks and supermarkets will be able to sell consumer legal services in England and Wales for the first time following a change in law dubbed the 'Tesco law'.

Proposals to open up the bus market to more competition are published by the Competition Commission.