The board of the Spanish energy company Repsol has approved an agreement in principle with Argentina over assets seized last year.

The governor of the Bank of England, Mark Carney, has confirmed that the Bank does not have a veto over the government's Help to Buy scheme.

Australian airline Qantas backs a suggestion by Treasurer Joe Hockey that rules restricting foreign investment in the carrier should be changed.

Leading pensions' provider Legal and General says the Government's planned 0.75% cap on management fees is too high.

Dubai is chosen to host the World Expo trade convention in 2020 - beating off rival bids from Brazil, Turkey and Russia.

Albemarle & Bond, one of the UK's biggest pawnbrokers, has issued a strong profits warning as tough conditions leave it melting down its own gold stocks.

Tata Sons, one of India's biggest conglomerates, withdraws its application for a banking licence.

Brazil's central bank raises its benchmark interest rate to 10% from 9.5%, the sixth time in a row it has hiked borrowing costs.