Two tech titans, IBM and Intel, report big drops in net income for the April-to-June period.

The parliament in Greece approves a public sector reform bill that will see thousands of people lose their jobs, amid protests outside.

Online payments broker PayPal apologises after erroneously crediting a Pennsylvania man's account with $92 quadrillion (£60 quadrillion).

Letting agents should be subject to tighter regulations that would make it possible to ban those guilty of sharp practice, says a group of MPs.

Online retailer and auction site eBay blames economic "headwinds" in Europe and South Korea for an 8% slide in second-quarter profits.

Chinese authorities looking into alleged bribery by GlaxoSmithKline are barring the company's British head of finance from leaving China.

The world's largest steel company, ArcelorMittal, abandons plans to built a steel plant in eastern India because of problems acquiring land.

Londonderry doctor Leah Totton is Lord Sugar's new business partner after winning BBC One show The Apprentice.