The $1bn fine paid for interbank lending manipulation it failed to prevent in its investment banking arm has shaken the foundations of the Dutch lender

The Norwegian group is positive about prospects for Barents Sea and eastern Canada but highlights the problems of drilling in more ice-bound regions

The Dutch lender is to pay $1bn to US, UK and Dutch authorities in the second largest fine against a bank for manipulating the benchmark rate

French pharma group blames slowdown in emerging markets for cut to earnings guidance, but highlights end of patent cliff as an inflection point

Gazprom warns cash-strapped Kiev it must rapidly pay off $900m overdue bill or face shift to prepayment for future supplies

German carmaker to retain focus on cost discipline even as demand for its Porsche and Audi vehicles keeps profits and cash levels ahead of rivals

Next step for Finnish group is compensation and import injunction as it takes its fight against the Taiwanese company through the courts

The state of the industry in America provides some much-needed relief from mounting losses in Europe and stuttering growth elsewhere

Shares gained 2% after Sanofi revised down its full-year net income target. The market, it seems, believes the French pharma group has enough in its product pipeline

Claims made in London court come as Bernie Ecclestone contests a $171m lawsuit brought by former stakeholder Constantin Medien over the 2006 sale