The eurozone is likely to remain in recession in the second quarter, a business survey showed on Thursday, with output in both France and Germany, the two biggest economies, still shrinking.

Despite a sell-off in Japan and fears about future Fed action, the U.S. stock market weathered the storm yesterday, with the Dow closing down just 12.67 points, or 0.08 percent.

Mothercare is crawling towards a recovery as chief executive Simon Calver insisted the UK company was on target to break even within two years.

Fri May 24, 2013 12:58am BST. (Reuters) - The chief executive of Royal Mail, Moya Greene, who is responsible for leading a turnaround of the business, is set to receive an annual bonus worth nearly 500,000 pounds, as the company readies itself for a stock ...

Global markets face a witches' brew of new risks as Japan's monetary adventure wobbles, China's slows further, and the US Fed prepares to shut the spigot of dollar liquidity.

Flybe has hit out at the owners of Gatwick, claiming the airline's decision to sell 25 take-off and landing slots at the base to easyJet for �20m was due to the airport's "discriminatory" treatment of smaller airlines.

Occupational pension funds have won a reprieve from a European regulatory overhaul that they feared would have had disastrous consequences for scheme members in several countries as well as the companies that fund them.

He warned profits would fall for the next two years as he launched a stinging attack on the company's previous management. Boost: Victoria Pendleton and her Halfords bike.

Tesco workers paid the price for the biggest profit slump in its history after their bonus pot was halved. The supermarket giant's 280,000 UK staff will share a payout worth �56million, down from �110m a year earlier, and worth a maximum of �1,625 per ...

New Pearson chief executive John Fallon looks to be on a mission to reshape the education giant in dramatic fashion, but the market did not seem convinced by his plans for a sweeping reorganisation.