Murdoch's company could make a substantial loss after watchdog says 17.9% shareholding restricts competition and is against the public interest. By Graeme Wearden.
Closing market report: Housebuilders were in demand on another volatile day for world markets, as investors bet the Bank of England would cut interest rates when it meets this week. By Nick Fletcher.
The UK could get its first ever approved over-the-counter weight loss drug after GlaxoSmithKline said today it had applied for a licence to sell a non-prescription version of Orlistat. By Marianne Barriaux.
The profitability of UK companies outside the financial sector soared to a new record high in Q2, but analysts warn this is as good as it gets. By Angela Balakrishnan.
New way for consumers to assess the safety of their medicines comes at a time when a series of drug scares has eroded patients'confidence in the treatments they are prescribed. By Marianne Barriaux.
The new boss of the Racing Post has warned anyone hoping to start a rival to the bible of British horseracing that there is only room for one player in the market. By Katie Allen and Tony Paley.
Shares in debt management companies plunge after one leading player warned that the market for individual voluntary arrangements had become much tougher.
