Business
Spain rapped over Endesa deal
The European Commission tells Spain it has broken EU rules in its handling of the takeover of power firm Endesa by German rival E.ON.
Toyota to tackle quality control
Toyota may delay the roll-out of some new models while it seeks to resolve quality control issues.
Spammers manipulate markets
A study shows how spam e-mail can affect stocks and shares - and thus make spammers money.
Ryanair to sue government for £3m
Ryanair says it will sue the government for £3.3m for losses incurred due to security measures at UK airports.
Spending boosts UK growth
Higher consumer spending drove UK economic growth in the second quarter, official figures confirm.
Wembley Stadium casino axed
Plans to build a vast £335m super-casino close to London's new Wembley Stadium are dropped.
Troubled iSoft hit by £344m loss
Troubled software firm iSoft reports a £344m loss but says it has reached a deal with banks over its financing.
Broadband cut off over BT dispute
About 5,500 customers have their broadband internet service cut off amid a row between their supplier and BT.
Gentle rise in Japan shop prices
Japanese store prices rose gently in July, figures show, indicating the economy's recovery is continuing.
Vodafone exits Belgium for £1.4bn
Vodafone sells its 25% stake in leading Belgian mobile phone operator Proximus for 2bn euros (£1.4bn).