More than 100 food suppliers could be forced out of business as supermarkets cut prices in an effort to keep their customers, according to a new report.

MPs on the Public Accounts Committee say they are "sceptical" about whether the government's HS2 rail line will deliver value for money.

Tech giants Apple, Google, Intel and Adobe agree to a settlement of $415m (£273.5m) to resolve a class-action lawsuit over hiring practices.

BP faces a fine of up to $13.7bn (£9bn) after a US judge ruled that the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill was smaller than initially feared.

Shares in Japan led losses across most of Asia on Friday following US and European stocks, and as the yen gained strength against the dollar.

The European Commission says in a preliminary finding that online retailer Amazon's tax arrangements in Luxembourg probably constitute "state aid".

Union leaders and the offshore body Oil and Gas UK are to hold talks about the future of the industry in Aberdeen on Friday.

The cost of renting a home in England and Wales rose by 3% over the course of 2014, according to a survey.