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Picasso painting sells for record $179m

Picasso's Women of Algiers sells for a record $179m at Christie's in New York

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Verizon to buy AOL for $4.4bn

US telecoms giant Verizon agrees to buy AOL in a deal worth $4.4bn.

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Burundi 'coup' has East Africa on edge

There are fears an attempted coup in Burundi could destabilise East Africa.

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Myanmar Migrants Stranded

Thousands of refugees from Myanmar are adrift in the Andaman Sea.

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Regulators in the Spotlight

Wall Street regulators in the spotlight after a made up offer for cosmetics firm Avon

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Live from Gaza: Business Behind the Blockade

Desperation and optimism in the Palestinian territory.

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Doing Business In The West Bank

How companies operate when investment and trade is inhibited by a military occupation.

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Israel's Industry: Haifa the Economic Powerhouse

The city of Haifa, its industry and its effect on Israel's economy and health

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21st Century Israel - Modern Life and Modern Conflict

In our 4th special report from Israel and the Palestinian Territories we are in Jerusalem

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EU Leaders Meet in Latvia; Eurovision Contest Gets Underway

EU leaders meet with ex-Soviet states at a summit in Latvia

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India's Deadly Heatwave

Hundreds die in an Indian heatwave; Avian flu leads to US egg shortage.

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Libor Trader Faces Trial

Global business news, with live guests and contributions from Asia and the USA.

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Fifa Corruption Scandal is 'World Cup of Fraud'

Corruption at the heart of world football - why has the beautiful game become so ugly?

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Can Trust Be Restored in Fifa?

Fifa corruption scandal, NGOs in India, Cuban ice-rink

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FIFA Re-elects Sepp Blatter Amid Corruption Scandal

FIFA re-elects Sepp Blatter for a fifth term in office amid corruption scandal

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Tobacco Firms Ordered to Pay $15-billion to Smokers in Quebec

Tobacco firms ordered to pay $15-billion to smokers in Quebec in landmark ruling

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Sepp Blatter Steps Down

Sepp Blatter resigns as president of Fifa four days after his re-elction

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Greek Debt Agreement 'In Sight'

Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras says talks have been constructive

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Greece Delays IMF Debt Payment

Greece delays IMF repayment; Egyptian 'slush funds' allegations; Saiga antelope deaths

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PM Warns: 'Don't Humiliate Greece'

Greek PM calls lenders' plan a "bad moment for Europe"; Salmon farming controversy

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G7 Pledges to Phase Out Fossil Fuel Use by End of Century

Leaders of the G7 group of nations pledge to phase out fossil fuels in 100 years

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HSBC To Cut 25,000 Jobs Globally

HSBC implements sweeping reforms, Alibaba's charm offensive, Magaluf's alcohol crackdown.

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Bank of England Chief says 'Age of Irresponsibility' is Over

The Governor of the Bank of England, Mark Carney says bankers must be more responsible

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Twitter boss steps down

The boss of Twitter steps down - can the company revive its fortunes?

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US Trade Deal Setback

President Obama fails to convince US lawmakers to pass a key trade deal.

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Is Greece on its Final Warning?

Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis will not present a new plan at the crisis meeting

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US Fed to Decide on Rate Rise

The Fed's Open Market Committee have finished the first of two days of talks on rate rise

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Spectre of Greek Default Looms Over Eurozone

Can an agreement between Greece and its creditors be reached?

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Emergency Summit Called Over Greece

Eurozone leaders to hold a summit after finance ministers fail to reach deal

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Crunch Time Looms for Greece

Which eurozone members are immune to possible contagion?

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