US oil output ‘set for sharp fall’
The International Energy Agency says US and other non-Opec countries’ oil output will see the steepest fall since 1992 thanks to low oil prices.
Small banks say new surcharge is unfair
Bosses of some of the UK’s newer and smaller banks are meeting Treasury officials to complain that a new surcharge on profits is unfair.
Asian shares end the week mostly down
Asia’s markets were mostly down on Friday following a rocky week featuring particularly volatile swings in Tokyo.
Non-OPEC supply set for big fall: IEA
Oil supply from non-OPEC states is likely to see its biggest drop in more than two decades next year, the International Energy Agency said on Friday.
Why can’t the euro zone tackle unemployment?
The Eurogroup of euro zone finance ministers are gathering again this weekend to discuss how to boost growth and unemployment.
Japan Post to raise $11.5bn by listing
Japan Post will raise as much as 1.39tn yen ($11.5bn, £7.4bn) in a stock market listing that would be one of the world’s biggest this year.
How robot auctions are shaking up digital advertising
How robot auctions are shaking up digital advertising
Google takes on Apple with Android Pay
Google has made its mobile payments system, Android Pay, available at some one million locations in the US.
Morrisons shuts stores as profits fall
Supermarket chain Morrisons is to close 11 stores with the potential loss of 900 jobs as profits fall.