Google is betraying its founding principles by going to extraordinary lengths to avoid paying taxes in Britain, says Ed Miliband.

Tech giant ‘avoided’ paying more than $1m every hour due to use of international loopholes

Admiral's fortunes took a turn for the worse during the first quarter of the year as the cost of insuring cars finally began to fall.

Japan's trade deficit hit a record high in the last financial year, the Ministry of Finance said.

Crops from potatoes and peas to cereals are being hit, leading to increased reliance on imported produce

The British economy might still be slumbering, but despite what you might have read, parts of the City have woken up. That ought to make for good times on the London Stock Exchange, or at least the company headed by Xavier Rolet which runs the London Stock Exchange, whose markets have been soaring.

The BBC came under heavy criticism from its own trustees today after selling the Lonely Planet travel guides business to an American billionaire and making a loss of £80 million.

Diageo, the world's biggest drinks firm, is simplifying its supply and distribution business over the next three years to save £60m a year.

Irreversible changes in consumer behaviour, disruptive technologies, and recession are together destroying our High Streets. I know, send for the Queen of Shops!

Britain's prized AAA credit rating remains under “significant pressure”, the Fitch rating agency warned today.

It’s used in everything from kids parties to medicine – but now supplies are running so low scientists want to ration it. Steve Connor reports on the great helium shortage

Arsenal manager admits he was not aware of Michu