Sports Direct boss Mike Ashley brands MPs a joke as he confirms he will not give evidence in Parliament about how his workers are treated.

The FBI says it may have found a way to unlock the San Bernardino attacker's iPhone without Apple's assistance.

A committee of MPs demands greater steps to combat a 'motherhood penalty' that has left women being paid less than men.

The economic hit from the UK leaving the EU would be "small" and is unlikely to lead to significant job losses, according to credit agency Moody's.

Brazil's Petrobras, which is at the centre of a major corruption scandal, posts its biggest ever quarterly loss due to the plunge in oil prices.

Shares of Japanese electronics firm Sharp fall by as much as 5% on concerns a delayed takeover deal with Taiwan's Foxconn may fall apart.

Thousands of taxi drivers in the Indonesian capital, Jakarta, stage a rowdy protest against ride-hailing apps including Uber and Grab.

The chancellor will insist his Budget is "compassionate" and economically sound despite the row over cuts to disability benefits.