Eurozone finance ministers meet in Dublin to finalise a bailout for Cyprus amid news that the country needs more money than first thought.

Web and phone games aimed at children that charge for extras are being investigated by the Office of Fair Trading.

Google becomes the first major company to allow users to decide what happens to their data after they die or become inactive online.

Australia's second biggest oil company, Woodside Petroleum, puts a $40bn proposed liquefied natural gas project on hold.

Shares of Infosys, India's second-largest software firm, drop nearly 20% after its revenue growth forecast falls short of market expectations.

The Dutch maker of Douwe Egberts coffee, DE Master Blenders, agrees a 7.5bn-euro takeover offer from a German private consortium.

Government figures show 25% fewer households than expected will be hit by a benefit cap, ahead of its launch in four areas of London on Monday.

The UK's construction industry remains weak despite signs of a recovery, official figures suggest.