The government may need to borrow more to fund capital spending if the UK's economy is to recover, Business Secretary Vince Cable suggests.

NatWest appears to be having problems with its computer systems, less than a year after millions of customers were left unable to move money for days.

As the Bank of England decides whether to do more to stimulate the economy, the BCC cuts its forecasts for growth this year and next.

Media giant Time Warner says it will spin off its Time Inc magazine unit into an independent, publicly traded company by the end of the year.

Changing course on the economy would plunge the UK "back into the abyss", David Cameron is expected to warn.

A bid by Asia's largest low-cost carrier, AirAsia, to set up an airline in India wins approval from the Indian government.

More than two million people in the UK have left jobs to care for disabled, sick or elderly loved ones, a survey by Carers UK suggests.

Adidas, the world's second-largest sportswear firm, reports a loss for the final quarter of 2012 after writing down the value of its Reebok brand.