Former Barclays boss Bob Diamond says some traders at the bank were "reprehensible", as MPs question whether they have got the full facts.

Kenya cancels plans to import crude oil from Iran following threats of sanctions, an official at the Kenyan energy ministry says.

Former chief executive of France Telecom Didier Lombard is placed under formal investigation over a spate of suicides among staff at the company.

Volkswagen agrees a deal to buy the remaining 50.1% shares of Porsche it doesn't already own by the start of next month.

A maintenance worker became stuck on the 72nd floor of the Shard in south London in windy conditions, it is revealed.

A gang which used a novel trick to make cash machines think no money had been taken is arrested in India.

Japan's competition watchdog approves the planned merger of the Tokyo Stock Exchange and Osaka Securities Exchange.

Twelve airlines, including Easyjet and Ryanair, agree to include debit card charges in air fares, rather than at the end of the booking process.