Inflation in the eurozone remained unchanged at 3% in October, latest official figures show.

Charities call for Britain's Privy Council to block an American speculator from taking $100m from the Democratic Republic of Congo through a 'vulture fund' which sued in Jersey.

The abolition of cheque guarantee cards is being reviewed and could lead to a return of the scheme, the Payments Council says.

While the Greek debt crisis occupies world leaders at the G20 summit of the biggest economic powers, should we fear the potential fallout here?

Software giant SAP unveils plans to invest $2bn (£1.2bn) in China and double its workforce in a bid to expand its operations.

Italy's Prime Minister-designate Mario Monti says he is convinced Italy can overcome its debt crisis, ahead of unveiling his new government.

The Bank of Japan warns that economic growth may be hurt by the eurozone debt crisis, flooding in Thailand and a strong yen.

The London Stock Exchange reports a sharp rise in half-year profits and confirms it remains in talks to buy European clearing house, LCH.Clearnet.