Morrisons supermarket suffers another sales fall

Supermarket Morrisons suffered a 6.3% fall in sales in the three months to 2 November compared with a year earlier.

Royal Mail: competing services threaten six day-a-week delivery

Royal Mail has warned communications watchdog Ofcom that its mandate of delivering post six days a week to any address in the UK is under threat from competing services.

Blackberry and Foxconn agree a five-year deal

Struggling smartphone maker Blackberry has agreed a five-year deal with Foxconn, the big Taiwan-based maker of electronic products and components.

Nokia M&A talk stirs share valuation rethink

HELSINKI: Investors alert to M&A speculation around Nokia are taking a fresh look at whether the struggling mobile handset maker's share price undervalues its assets and increasing signs of financial stability.

Jobless Spaniards protest as crisis outlook darkens

Thousands of jobless Spaniards marched through Madrid Saturday in the latest angry demonstrations against economic crisis cuts, as fears rose for the country's financial stability.

Let Companies Manage Their Own Risk: Donohue, Engler and Timmons

In the coming months, regulators will address many critical and complex issues in the new financial reform legislation, but perhaps none as misunderstood as the regulation of derivatives.