The Bank of England begins advertising the job of its next governor, but is still "undecided" on what pay and pension package it will offer.

Business Secretary Vince Cable is to announce that workers will face a cut in how much they can win for unfair dismissal at employment tribunals.

India announces a sharp rise in the price of diesel, the first increase in more than a year, in an attempt to cut the country's budget deficit.

The trial of a former trader accused of causing the largest unauthorised loss in British history - £1.4bn at UBS - will start later.

Chinese telecom firms Huawei and ZTE deny US charges that some of their equipment has been installed with codes to help spying.

RBS has announced it will sell its Direct Line insurance business and turn it into a separate public-listed company.

The owners of Halls of Broxburn turn down an offer from the Scottish government to buy and lease back the threatened food factory.

India's inflation rises more than expected to 7.55% in August, driven by higher prices of food and manufactured items.