Business
Wrigley's loses the family habit
The Wrigley family has chosen an outsider to lead the world's biggest chewing gum company for the first time in 115 years.
IBM fights Amazon in Texas court
IBM has accused online retailer Amazon of using its ideas without paying for them in a Texas patent lawsuit.
Oil price dips below $59 a barrel
Oil prices fall despite Saudi Arabia's announcement that it will cut its output by 380,000 barrels per day.
Australian grapes 'under threat'
Rising global temperatures will change the face of Australia's wine industry unless change is made, a report says.
Losses increase 30-fold at Ford
Struggling US car firm Ford sees its latest losses soar dramatically, hit by the expense of cost cuts.
Betcorp sells gaming operations
Australia's Betcorp has become the latest firm to offload its gambling business following a change in US law.
Steelmaker hopes for $1.7bn float
The boss of Russia's Severstal steel group believes a proposed London flotation could raise $1.7bn.
Germany mulls stake in EADS
The German government considers the benefits of taking a stake in Airbus' parent company EADS
Oil and gas discovered in Zambia
Oil is discovered in north-western Zambia, the president announces, after tests come back from Germany.
Oil and gas discovered in Zambia
Oil is discovered in north-western Zambia, the president announces, after tests come back from Germany.