In his latest attack on the company he founded, Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou has taken aim at executive pay at easyJet. Go here to see the original: Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou: flying into a storm
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Jefferies has initiated one-on-one meetings with staff in Royal Bank of Scotland's equities business as the US investment bank prepares to make an offer for the state-backed lender's Hoare Govett corporate broking business. Read the rest here: Jefferies to make move for RBS cash equities
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So is Warren Buffett doing the right thing by going shopping for yet more Tesco shares? Read the original post: More buffeting in store for Tesco despite the high-profile endorsement
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Microsoft's profits for the final quarter of last year beat Wall Street's expectations, as robust spending by companies made up for weak demand from consumers for PCs. Read more here: Microsoft profits beat forecasts on business demand
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Airbus had a record year in 2011 and outsold Boeing by almost two-to-one. Original post: Airbus sales soar above rival Boeing
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Essar Energy, the London-listed power giant, saw £592m wiped off its market value yesterday after a court in India ruled that it was not entitled to defer tax payments of $1.78bn. View original here: Essar Energy plunges 26pc as court overrules £1.2bn tax deferral
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Regulatory pressures and 'green' policies are threatening the future of Britain's eight remaining oil refineries and could result in further closures, the industry has warned the Government. Originally posted here: Threat to oil sector from tough regulations and green policies
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Companies will be given tax breaks if they offer shares to their employees under plans by Nick Clegg to create a "John Lewis economy". Read the original: Clegg plans a 'John Lewis economy'
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European bond yields rise after fears S&P will 'imminently' downgrade several eurozone countries and Greek debt write-off won't be voluntary. Go here to see the original: S&P downgrade and debt crisis: as it happened January 13, 2012
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The €440bn eurozone bail-out fund faced fresh threats last night after France, its second-largest contributor, was stripped of its AAA credit rating for the first time. See the original post here: France credit rating cut puts eurozone bail-out fund at risk
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