Mexico's Congress passes a bill aimed at making the telecoms industry more competitive, in a move that could challenge the world's richest man.

Business Secretary Vince Cable writes to the Scottish legal authorities urging a rapid decision on whether to prosecute former directors of Royal Bank of Scotland.

Thousands of borrowers are set to make official complaints about a sudden increase in their mortgage rates, which takes effect on Wednesday 1 May.

Those struggling to find work or facing money problems are being targeted with phoney job scams, Citizens Advice warns.

The European Union says it is considering "appropriate action" to encourage improvement in working conditions in Bangladesh factories.

Growth in China's manufacturing sector slows unexpectedly in April, underlining concerns that its economic recovery remains fragile.

UK house prices fell by 0.1% in April compared with the previous month, according to a survey by the Nationwide.

The administrators appointed at a Worcestershire luxury boat company issue redundancy notices to 234 staff.