Business
BP increases Alaskan oil output
BP increases crude production at its Prudhoe Bay field in Alaska after overcoming a technical problem.
Oil falls as storm fears subside
Oil prices fell by almost $2 on Monday after a tropical storm was predicted to avoid oilfields in the Gulf of Mexico.
Aer Lingus to float in September
Irish airline Aer Lingus is to be partly privatized next month, in a flotation expected to raise about £270m.
US begins trade talks with China
The US begins trade discussions in China in an attempt to revive stalled global trade talks.
Mylan targets Indian drugs firm
US drugs firm Mylan says it will buy a majority share in India's Matrix, accessing emerging pharmaceutical markets.
Kinder goes private in $22bn deal
US oil and gas pipeline firm Kinder Morgan agrees a takeover deal worth $22bn which will see it go private.
Rival turns up heat on HP Sauce
Premier Foods may take legal action over the use of Parliament on HP Sauce when production leaves Britain.
More women become 'secret savers'
Nearly one in 10 women put aside money without telling their partners, according to research by Scottish Widows.
Google to target software market
Search engine Google is entering the software market, in a move that pits it against Microsoft.
'Bidders circling troubled iSoft'
Software firm iSoft, which is being probed for alleged accounting irregularities, is reportedly a bid target.