UK bank settles with credit union agency but faces paying billions in other cases

Soft drinks group hits out over ‘punitive’ sugar tax and calls for fair legislation

US Department of Justice investigates bribes allegedly paid by an Indonesian group now controlled by UK bank

Group will allow investors to pull out from October as real ‘estate market has stabilised’

Telecoms infrastructure company looks towards 5G and European consolidation

Failure to dispose of unit by end of 2016 would put bank in ‘uncharted territory’

‘Catastrophic failure’ by company led to 2 women needing leg amputations

Online retailer lifts guidance again as new ranges drive revenues

Video reels capture historic milestones dating back to 1896

Shipment marks opening of ‘virtual pipeline’ across the Atlantic, says Ineos

Builders’ merchant hit by competition and tepid demand in UK market

Chief executive resolute on vision of scaling back to three commodities despite rising prices

London court hears of ex-HBOS banker’s ‘corrupt relationship’ with business consultant

Ruby and emerald miner plans to raise demand for gemstones through marketing

Price war hits margins but German discounter pledges customers ‘will always pay lowest price’

Company seeks to reassure passengers after speculation about its finances

Leaving EU throws up challenges for retail financial services

Sector challenged by meagre returns and high valuations across financial markets

Jitters over future access to European markets

Alarm political momentum will trigger damage to financial hub

Banks that use UK as gateway to Europe make profits of £50bn and have more than £7.5tn of assets