Fiat-Chrysler Automobiles faces action over the mishandling in the US of car recalls, the country's top vehicle safety regulator says.

Energy customers on pre-payment meters have been paying an average of £226 a year more than they would have done on the cheapest direct debit tariff, Citizens Advice says.

Airbus has signed a deal for its second factory in China, further expanding its growing relationship with the world's second largest economy.

Greek "Yes" and "No" camps are set to hold major rallies in Athens ahead of Sunday's crucial referendum on bailout terms.

South Korea will inject billions of dollars into its economy as it continues to struggle with falling exports and the outbreak of Mers.

Mainland China shares see another day of volatile trade on Friday, falling as much as 7%, as regulators announce an investigation.

EE, the UK's largest mobile phone operator, is fined £1m by the regulator Ofcom for breaching rules on handling customer complaints.

Australia's national carrier, Qantas, will pay a one-off bonus payment of about 90m Australian dollars to employees affected by an 18-month wage freeze.