Petrol could soon sell for less than £1 a litre thanks to the plummeting price of oil, motoring organisation the RAC has predicted.

A committee of MPs criticises the government after saying taxpayers have been left "bearing all the risk" from purchases of new trains worth £10.5bn.

Technology behemoth Apple has been found not guilty of engaging in anti-competitive behaviour by a jury in California.

UK food manufacturer 2 Sisters is setting "beyond unreasonable" terms in proposed contract agreements, one of its suppliers tells the BBC.

Newly merged Dixons Carphone says it saw a "barnstorming performance" in the UK and Ireland, but "tougher" conditions in its smaller European business.

India's troubled airline SpiceJet grounds all flights after oil companies refuse to refuel any of its planes, media reports say.

Technology giant Apple says it cannot currently sell products online in Russia because the rouble's value is too volatile for it to set prices.

The rouble pulls back from Tuesday's all-time low, but despite intervention on the market trading in the Russian currency remains edgy and volatile.