Nokia unveiled a new flagship metallic Windows phone, featuring a hi-tech SmartCam which can takes 10 images at once, as it battles to wrestle market share back from Samsung and Apple.

Helena Pozniak signs up for an unruly university class for entrepreneurs

Paul Jaffe, Property valuation and law graduate

All this talk about whether London will really reap much of an economic benefit from the Games makes me think back to a speech given as the Olympic flame arrived at City Hall.

There is more than one way to know whether you’re dangerously fat or not, but put down your calculator as new research suggests that the humble measuring tape is all you need.

Millions of private-sector workers saving for their retirement are at the mercy of a "hugely unfair annuity system" which lops up to £1bn off their combined pension incomes every year, according to leading pensions experts.

As pupils pick up their exam results today, it would bebetter to offer them a more meaningful vision of what working life involves than this overlit, overloud spectacle

Even now, political leaders are advocating wholly orthodox approaches to managing deficits and currency volatility

Economic View

Voluntary organisation calls for ‘informed debate’ on the future of services

The UK economy seems to be in a period of very slow growth or possibly even stagnation. At the same time, the Government is repeatedly reminding us that smaller businesses will be the engines of growth and job creation in the recovery.

Tom Lewis's show at the Open boosts the theory of a link between on-field success and the medical condition

Charities are suffering from shrinking donations, but you can still help good causes even if you think you can't afford to

The recession and a squeeze on household incomes is hitting donations to charities, which are down £70m on last year.