FIFA crisis? Not with the world's first $1 billion soccer brand

It's not winning on the pitch but Manchester United has claimed another title: The world's most valuable soccer brand.

Deutsche Bank bosses resign in the wake of Libor scandal

The two co-chief executives of scandal-hit European banking giant, Deutsche Bank, have resigned.

Lloyds hit by record £117m fine over PPI handling

State-backed Lloyds Banking Group has been fined a record £117m by the City watchdog for mis-handling payment protection insurance (PPI) complaints.

Royal Mail stake to be sold off, George Osborne announces

The government's remaining 30% stake in the Royal Mail is to be sold and £3bn cut from government spending this year,

George Osborne has said.

Big six energy firms face price call from Energy Secretary Amber Rudd

The major energy suppliers in the UK are facing pressure from the new government over their prices. Energy Secretary Amber Rudd has spoken and written to the "big six" suppliers to question them about whether prices are reflecting companies' costs.

100,000 Walmart managers get a raise

Walmart, which started raising worker pay in April, will hike the wages of 100,000 managers by as much as 26%.

Intel snaps up rival Altera in $16bn deal

The world's biggest chipmaker, Intel, has agreed to buy smaller rival Altera in a $16.7bn (£10.9bn) deal. Intel said it would pay $54 a share for the firm, 10.5% higher than the level Altera's shares closed at on Friday.