Business
Hackers steal AT&T customer data
US telecoms giant AT&T says hackers have stolen the credit card details of almost 20,000 online customers.
Energy costs hit Corus
Anglo-Dutch steelmaker Corus reports a 32% drop in first-half earnings as higher raw material and energy costs bite.
Vital tax credit deadline looms
Hundreds of thousands of families may lose their tax credits if they do not submit their renewal forms this week.
China 'may see greater IMF role'
Four developing nations, including China, could have a greater say in the workings of the IMF, a report says.
Russian aluminium giant emerges
Russian aluminium firm Rusal is buying rival Sual, creating the world's biggest aluminum firm.
UK mortgage lending rises sharply
The number of mortgages approved rose to 120,000 in July, the highest since the start of 2006.
Tesco expands home shopping range
Tesco is launching a home shopping service for a range of 8,000 non-food items such as sofas and bicycles.
Call to step up cybercrime fight
More needs to be done to tackle internet scams and fraud in Scotland, according to business groups.
London freesheet battle commences
Associated Newspapers launches its free paper London Lite, signalling the start of a battle with rival News International.
Google makes novels free to print
Search engine Google plans to offer consumers the chance to download and print classic novels free of charge.