The coffee retailer plans to offer beer and wine at more of its cafes in the evenings in a strategy to sell alcohol at "thousands of select" outlets.

Brazil says it is investigating corruption and price-fixing allegations against 18 companies, including Siemens of Germany and Alstom of France.

NSA deputy director tells the Ted (Technology, Entertainment and Design) it needs to be more transparent in the wake of Edward Snowden's spy leaks.

The consumer group Which? calls for broadband firms to give customers the speed and service they pay for, as 45% claim they suffer slow download speeds.

HS2 Taskforce says a government minister should pull together growth projects around high speed station sites to "kickstart growth and regeneration".

Petrol prices fall to their lowest in three years with the cheapest fuel on sale in Yorkshire and Humberside, according to the AA.

Toyota says it will end a lockout at its two India factories, which employ a total of 6,400 workers at two facilities outside Bangalore.

Bankrupt Japanese firm MtGox says it has found 200,000 lost bitcoins worth millions of dollars in a digital wallet from 2011 that it no longer uses.