The government says it will keep on fighting a European scheme to strengthen the finances of company pension schemes.

Existing customers are being charged to call a string of banks, insurers and energy companies unlike some new customers, a consumer group says.

A Dutch court has ordered Apple to pay damages to rival Samsung Electronics for infringing a patent held by the South Korean firm.

Larry Ellison, the chief executive of technology giant Oracle, is to buy 98% of Lanai, the Hawaiian island, the governor of the Pacific US state said.

China's securities regulator proposes to ease rules for foreign investors, the latest step in its bid to open up the financial market.

The owner of Currys and PC World, Dixons Retail, announces a fall in annual sales and profits but says it is "well-positioned" for the year ahead.

The first industrial action by doctors for almost 40 years is under way, as medics boycott non-urgent care in a dispute over pensions.

Comedian Jimmy Carr says he has made a "terrible error of judgement" over using a tax avoidance scheme and has pulled out of it.