Group denies claims it may have overpaid for a $7.2bn oil and gas investment in July last year and insists people must focus on the longer term

Sony and Warner could lose out as group seeks deals with independent labels to help it get its £1.2bn bid for EMI approved by regulators

Thai group's bid for F&N stake has prompted an aggressive response from Heineken, which could draw rival brewers including Kirin into the bidding fray

Low interest rates are a headache for life insurers offering guaranteed returns and with investment income damped they are seeking higher returns

Alenia Aermacchi to supply 30 M-346 advanced trainer aircraft in quid pro quo deal including maintenance, logistics, simulators, and training

Deutsche, Morgan Stanley and Citigroup prepare to shed more staff as the industry struggles to adapt to economic woes and new regulation

The chairman of UBS Americas and a top donor to President Barack Obama is leaving the Swiss bank to start his own advisory firm

Antitrust enforcer demands the group makes sweeping changes, paving way for formal charges for anti-competitive behaviour if settlement talks fail

French group's move to defer the listing of its sugar and ethanol business comes after it failed to generate demand in the country's stock market

Danish energy group Dong has ordered 300 turbines worth €1.8bn from Siemens of Germany for offshore wind projects around the UK

The deal will make Star Atlantic the largest privately owned environmental services company in the US, with operations in 20 states, a fleet of over 3,000 trucks and 47 landfills

After owning half of Asia Pacific Breweries for 80 years, the brewer has decided it wants the rest. But is it too late to make a move?