Allegations that pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline systematically bribed doctors in China are credible, says an investigator hired by the firm.

Eight construction firms announce the launch of a scheme aimed at compensating workers who were victims of past blacklisting in the industry.

South Korea will get a yuan clearing system in Seoul, expanding the list of countries with direct access to trade in the Chinese currency.

French transport group Keolis has been awarded a new franchise to operate London's Dockland's Light Railway (DLR) from December 2014.

The UK's biggest energy supplier, British Gas, mis-sold energy deals by making exaggerated claims to potential customers, the regulator says.

New car sales have seen a 'strong' first half of the year, rising 10.6% to 1.28m, the Society of Motoring Manufacturers (SMMT) has said.

After widespread criticism, Google reinstates some links it had earlier removed under the controversial "right to be forgotten" ruling.

The UK's biggest corporate final-salary pension scheme has struck a deal to protect itself against members living for longer than expected.