The billionaire investor, Warren Buffett, says if he ran the US Federal Reserve, he wouldn't raise interest rates significantly.

More than 100 company leaders declare support for a Conservative-led government as Labour pledges to end "exploitative" zero hours contracts.

A number of tax changes come in on 1 April, which will mean cheaper flights for thousands of people who travel over 4,000 miles.

EU milk quotas are scrapped, bringing an end to more than 30 years of efforts to prevent overproduction.

A decade of strong growth in Scotch whisky exports came to an end last year as overseas sales fell, according to new figures.

Chinese shares continued their trend higher after a government survey showed that factory activity had picked up unexpectedly in March.

Activity in China's vast manufactory sector picked up unexpectedly in March, according to the official government survey.

Online fashion retailer Asos reports a 10% fall in half-year profits, but says it is confident of hitting its full-year profit target.