Business
BT eyes ringing up China profits
British Telecom is hoping to see annual revenues of $250m from its operations in China over the next three years.
Singaporean fund builds cash pile
Temasek, the investment arm of the Singaporean government, looks abroad after making an $8.2bn profit.
Dairies face price-fixing charges
Six Scottish dairies are accused of price-fixing in sales to schools, and cafes over a period of four years.
Japan mulls passenger jet project
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries is considering building Japan's first passenger jet, which could start flying in 2012.
PlayStation 3 Euro launch delayed
Sony's long-awaited PlayStation 3 console will not be available in Europe until March, the company admits.
Coal producer returns to profit
UK Coal, which has mines in Yorkshire, Nottinghamshire and Coventry, announces profits for the first time since 2003.
Viacom hit by chief's departure
Shares in media group Viacom fall sharply following the sacking of its chief executive Tom Freston.
Valleys Burberry plant to close
The Burberry factory in the south Wales valleys is to shut with the loss of 300 jobs.
Directors 'have £1bn pension pot'
Directors at the UK's top 100 companies have built up a pension pot worth a total of £1m, the TUC claims.
China growth forecasts rise again
China's economy is set to grow at a faster-than-expected rate of 10.4% this year, the Asian Development Bank says.