The New York-based jeweller Tiffany & Co lowered its annual sales and profit forecasts yesterday, citing slowing economic growth in many countries and weakness in its home market.

An internet dating site which links wealthy men with young women – and boasts an MP as a so-called "sugar daddy" member – was launched in the UK yesterday.

Hit Eighties' songwriter blames today's singers for taking the easy option

Taking the temperature of travel

The Analyst

Labour surges to biggest poll lead since election while new Coalition split on 'green deal' emerges

Bowing to the inevitable, Rick Santorum quit the presidential campaign today, clearing the way for Mitt Romney to claim the Republican nomination.

USA Today, America's second-biggest newspaper, has asked most of its staff to take week off without pay to save money. The measures come as the newspaper continues to struggle to sell advertising space and is the latest in a series of cost-cutting initiatives in recent years.

The outdoors pursuit of happiness

Suppressed documents could show that the Gulf of Mexico spill was not as bad as feared, oil giant says

Shares in the cyber security group Endace's plunged yesterday as it said it would significantly miss its profit target this year and had potentially put itself up for sale.

Israeli commentators speculated yesterday that the country's Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, is preparing the public for war against Iran after he delivered his most decisive speech yet on the nuclear threat posed by its arch foe.