Children as young as 10 are working in a mining concession owned by Glencore, the multi-billion pound commodity giant, BBC Panorama has found.

The UK may have avoided a double-dip recession, but the economy will stall for the rest of the year, an independent forecasting group says.

Scottish social network Kiltr is to be launched internationally at a Scotland Week event in New York.

Singapore's Temasek Holdings agrees a deal to buy $2.3bn worth of Goldman's shares in Industrial and Commercial Bank of China.

Almost one in 10 people earning more than £10 million a year is paying less than the 20% basic rate of income tax, the Treasury says, as it defends plans to cap tax relief.

Oracle launches a lawsuit against Google's use of Java in its Android system in a case that could shake up the software industry.

Gatwick Airport served 33.8 million passengers in the year to the end of March, a rise of more than two million on the previous year.

The implied cost of borrowing for Spain jumps above 6% ahead of two key auctions, raising again the prospect of a bailout.