News Corp, the owner of the Times and the Wall Street Journal, reports falling revenue in the second quarter due to weak advertising sales.

More than a million people in the UK now have superfast broadband speeds, according to the government.

A British investigator who worked for allegation-hit GlaxoSmithKline is to go on trial in China for illegally trafficking personal data.

Online game maker Zynga cuts its outlook for 2014 as its losses continue to widen, and due to delayed launch of new games and features.

Malaysia's state investment firm Khazanah Nasional seeks a "complete overhaul" of troubled national carrier Malaysia Airlines.

The Co-operative Group outlines radical reforms to the way it is managed following financial problems at the organisation.

Stock markets in Europe and Asia fall as worries grow about the impact of conflicts in Ukraine and Iraq.

Scottish banks might not be bailed out in a financial crisis if an independent Scotland had no formal currency union with the rest of the UK, a report says.