COMPANIES

BT revealed a £530m black hole at its Italian unit after years of overstating profits.

CMA could bring Phase 1 of the investigation to an end 10 days ahead of schedule.

Deal will see former parent, the Co-op Group, drop to just a 1% stake in the lender

Retailer set to cull 25% of staff at its offices in Welwyn Garden City and Hatfield.

Global adviser discusses his investing philosophy, surviving trying times and arbitrage opportunities in the current climate.

The electricals retailer reported annual profits of £501m, boosted by strong trading in tablet devices and fridges.

Oil producer sees debt decline $950m in the first half on the back of a successful share issue.

Green agreed to pay £363m to rescue the BHS pension schemes in February.

The taxi-hailing firm says 'writing an essay' has nothing to do with getting passengers 'safely from A to B'.

Britain's largest supermarket said the £7.99 service deliver fresh groceries as well as health and beauty products.

Dublin might sell more than its 25% stake amid high demand from investors.

The department store chain said clothing sales had been affected most during recent weeks.

Sales rise 4% year-on-year in four weeks ending 17 June.

Oil and gas services group expects H1 underlying profit to be in the $135m-$145m range.

Over the last 15 years, the Aussie entrepreneur has grown his boutique toy company to one of the world's biggest.

Holland & Barrett is now valued higher than Sports Direct and Thomas Cook. Has its new owner overpaid?

Over 100 million vehicles have been recalled worldwide in automotive sector's biggest ever callback.

Tesco, Sainsbury's and Morrisons are testing electronic labels allowing them to change prices at the click of a button.

Troubled bank to shift 443 jobs dealing with business loans to Mumbai.

A total of 19 Crown Resorts casino staff are jailed for up to 10 months and fined $1.3m by a Shanghai court.

Veneto Banca and Banca Popolare di Vicenza rescued as Intesa Sanpaolo buys good assets for €1.

Struggling lender put itself up for sale in February but is now in advanced negotiations with a group of investors.

Enterprise software company chief talks up global shift to subscription-based business models.

Mikhail Fridman's L1 Retail acquires health foods chain from Carlyle Group.

Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry found Astellas failed to update nurses about drug side effects.

The National Audit Office said the government struck deals on assumptions about the price of electricity decades into the future.

The Competition and Markets Authority says it will take enforcement action against offending online firms.

Which? probe tests 15 home tech appliances - and finds security flaws in eight of them.

Toby Peters, Founder of Dearman, discusses his strategy for selling disruptive technology in a conservative market.