You don’t have to be a natural athlete to make the most of these sporty, and helpfully supportive styles, says Emma Akbareian

White in summer. Makes sense. But I thought things were taking a turn for the dark this season?

(From left to right) 1. Clara whispering briefs, £48, stellamccartney.com

From monochrome to Mother Russia, US designers ran the gamut of trends for autumn 2013

With yesterday a horror show for stocks across the Square Mile, Bumi was one of the worst hit amid renewed fears over the debts of the Bakrie family. The Indonesia miner, which was co-founded by financier Nat Rothschild, slumped 46.1p to 497.4p following reports claiming the family needs to resolve a covenant breach on a loan worth $437m (£271.1m) by the end of the week.

Britons' growing love for online shopping helped demand for parcel deliveries at UK Mail, the private post deliverer, leap 10 per cent in the first three months of this year.

The solitary Brit among the all-American cast of 'Mad Men', Jared Harris offers a sneak peek into the making of the much-anticipated fifth series – and speaks frankly about his hell-raising father, beating Brad Pitt and Daniel Day-Lewis to film roles, and the harrowing sadness of his divorce.

The chief executive of FTSE 100 copper mining company Antofagasta has resigned after disappointing investors with the slow progress of development of its new £1bn mine in Chile.

The uproar over his wife's currency dealings may have cost Swiss National Bank governor Philipp Hildebrand his job, but the auditors have at least given his likely successor Thomas Jordan a clean bill of health.

Manchester City's £400m sponsorship deal with Etihad has been labelled "an improper transaction" by a leading European body in a report that has warned Uefa to ensure that clubs cannot find ways of getting round the Financial Fair Play rules.

Clinton Cards, the greetings card retailer, has put its ailing Birthdays chain up for sale, as the group's new chief executive seeks to turn around its performance.

Japan's financial regulator is to file criminal complaints against the cameras and medical equipment maker Olympus, as well as former executives and outside advisers over the company's £1.1bn accounting fraud.

Shares in the TV set-top box maker Pace yesterday jumped 10 per cent as traders hoped that the chairman, Allan Leighton, and his management team can turn it around.

The long-serving finance director of Lord Sugar's private holding company, Amshold, has stepped down and left the board in a surprise move.