Tesco says it will end multi-buys on large bags of salad after finding that two-thirds of produce grown for them is wasted.

Former Fed chairman Alan Greenspan tells the BBC that the US debt ceiling crisis is far from over, that the eurozone needs political union, and "crony capitalism" is growing.

Japan posts a trade deficit for the 15th month in a row in September as a weak yen pushes up import costs.

US telecom giant AT&T has agreed to lease nearly 9,100 of its towers and sell another 600 to tower operator Crown Castle International.

Co-op Group's hopes of retaining control of Co-op Bank after its rescue have been dashed by opposition from creditors, led by hedge funds.

Merlin Entertainments, the company that owns Legoland, Madame Tussauds and Alton Towers, says it plans to list its shares on the stock market.

Staff at the Grangemouth complex have until 18:00 to sign up to new terms and conditions put forward by site operator Ineos.

Energy firm Npower is the latest supplier to announce price rises, with a dual-fuel bill to go up 10.4% from 1 December.