Months after former Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr. left office, questions linger about his interactions with Goldman Sachs.

Reuters - China's state secrets watchdog has accused mining multinational Rio Tinto of engaging in commercial spying for six years, saying in a report that data found on Rio computers showed the spying came at a huge loss to China.

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Reuters - U.S.-Swiss talks to settle a tax evasion row against UBS have stalled as the two states have yet to agree legal details on how to allow the transfer of some bank client data to Washington, a Swiss paper said on Sunday.

The Tories have 'no plans' to increase VAT to 20% if they win the next general election, the shadow health secretary insists.

The Financial Services Authority is to set out this weeks how banks will have to change their policies on bonuses.

The Financial Services Authority denies MPs' allegations that it has taken a 'leisurely' approach to consumer complaints.

Reuters - Publicis struck a $530 million deal with Microsoft to buy the Razorfish ad agency and boost its position in digital communications, the world's third-largest communications group said on Sunday.

Reuters - The outcome of the bidding process for GM's German unit Opel is not a foregone conclusion despite widespread backing for rival bidder Magna, the head of RHJ International said in a newspaper interview.

The newspaper has picked up most of its Web-only rival?s print subscribers and kept them, and says daily circulation has risen more than 30 percent.

Taobao.com, a fast-growing online shopping bazaar reminiscent of eBay, has become China?s newest Internet darling.

Major organizations know that they need a presence on smartphones, but they are still navigating financial questions.

The French company Publicis Groupe struck a deal Sunday to buy Razorfish, the interactive agency.

The company that owns the photo agency Gamma has sought protection from creditors, the latest sign of distress for photographers as newspapers and magazines cut back.

Although back covers of magazines have carried ads for decades, the front covers had long been sacrosanct as pitch-free zones.

An executive at Fox Broadcasting says there is no decision to renew the show after the next season.

A site aggregates tweets about new mainstream movies to provide a picture of what the online masses think.

Visitors who reach a retail site through sponsored links are more likely to buy than those who click on organic search results.

The German software giant is focused on its core business and says expanding into hardware would pose challenges.

Large-scale plans for broadband access will connect parts of the continent with others at higher speeds and a lower cost.

The head of the group that hands out the Communicator Awards says selling the trophies keeps the cost of entry low.

China said it had evidence showing that employees of the mining giant had engaged in commercial espionage for at least six years.

The owner of News Corporation says he wants to go against the grain and ?charge for all our news Web sites.?

Stakeholders in the wide world of spectator sports are starting to pay at least some attention to the footprint they are leaving on the planet.

The pace of deterioration in the UK labour market is starting to slow this summer, according to new research.

Proposals to use planning to limit house- sharing come under attack from landlords and the National Union of Students.

Reuters - The Federal Reserve meets this week with the delicate task of curbing a surge in expectations that it is ready to starting raising interest rates, without snuffing out crucial optimism on the economy.

Technology has shaken up familiar morning routines. People are increasingly waking up and lunging for cellphones and laptops.

The resurgence of bonus guarantees underscores just how difficult it is to control Wall Street pay, despite the public outcry over how taxpayer money is being spent.

The newspaper has picked up most of its Web-only rival?s print subscribers and kept them, and says daily circulation has risen more than 30 percent.

MSNBC.com has ensconced itself in one city in Indiana and documented how that city grappled with the economic downturn.

Major organizations know that they need a presence on smartphones, but they are still navigating financial questions.

A privately held financial institution and insurance company is becoming an innovator in mobile banking.

China said it had evidence showing that employees of the mining giant had engaged in commercial espionage for at least six years.

Citigroup shouldn?t just sell a controlling stake in Phibro, a commodities trading unit, it should get rid of the institution entirely.

With the demolition of a paper mill in Augusta, Me., came the end of an era ? or two.

Mr Mason was a defender of small and midsize accounting firms and a benefactor of Baruch College of the City University of New York.

Proposals to use planning to limit house-sharing come under attack from landlords and the National Union of Students.

A privately held financial institution and insurance company is becoming an innovator in mobile banking.

Hundreds of California dealerships will let consumers haggle over the prices of new cars and trucks through the online marketplace.

The federal government has always been involved in wireless networks but until now has rarely overseen the devices themselves.