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G20 talks seek eurozone progress

Finance ministers from the G20 continue talks in Paris in an attempt to find a solution to the debt crisis in the eurozone.

US Treasury delays ruling on yuan

The US Treasury has delayed a ruling on whether China manipulates its currency to gain trade advantage until later this year.

NY protesters held in scuffles

A number of Wall Street protesters are arrested in New York during scuffles with police as they marched towards the city's financial district.

VIDEO: Are energy firms' profits too high?

The BBC's Maryam Moshiri on UK regulator Ofgem's criticisms of energy companies and developments in the mobile phone market.

RBS investment bank plays Scrooge

Royal Bank of Scotland says it will not subsidise investment bankers' Christmas parties or buy them new Blackberrys.

Anglo Irish Bank changes its name

Anglo Irish Bank has changed its name to Irish Bank Resolution Corporation in what it calls a symbolically important move.

US retail sales see strong rise

US retail sales rose by 1.1% in September, with vehicle sales showing the biggest gain, but grocery store sales fall.

New drivers face insurance shock

Young male drivers are facing insurance premiums nearly four times more expensive than the average driver, research suggests.

Berlusconi wins confidence vote

Italian PM Silvio Berlusconi scrapes through a vote of confidence sparked by questions over his handling of the economy and personal scandals.

Row about energy firms' profits

Energy suppliers say that figures from the energy regulator Ofgem showing a big rise in the profitability of energy firms are misleading.

Mattel profits enjoy Pixar boost

The world's biggest toymaker, Mattel, reports a 15% rise in net income after Disney Pixar movies help drive demand

OECD praises Irish spending cuts

The Irish government has made "very sizeable" efforts to reduce its budget deficit, but risks remain, says a report.

VIDEO: How to spot a dodgy car

If you are about to buy a second-hand car how can you tell whether it is safe?

Could the US crack high-speed rail?

Could high-speed rail conquer the land of the automobile?

Olympic streakers 'may be fined'

Streakers who use their bodies to advertise during the Olympics could face a £20,000 fine.

Sony Ericsson bets on smartphones

Sony Ericsson announces it will only make smartphones from 2012 after breaking even in its third quarter results

S&P lowers Spain's credit rating

Standard & Poor's cuts Spain's long-term credit rating, as rival Fitch downgrades European banks including Lloyds and RBS.

AUDIO: Eurozone action 'better late than never'

G20 finance ministers are meeting in a bid to come up with a decisive three point plan to deal with the Eurozone crisis, as Angel Gurria, the secretary-general of the OECD explains.

Indian inflation eases slightly

Indian inflation eased slightly in September, official figures show, in line with market expectations.

Singapore trims growth forecast

Singapore cuts its growth forecast for 2011 amid concerns that the global economic recovery may be faltering.