The former trader found guilty of causing a €4.9bn loss at the bank appeals against his five-year prison sentence, of which two years are suspended

The plaintiffs in a threatened class action lawsuit against the world's leading water utility by sales have decided to withdraw their complaint

Henri Proglio irked François Hollande during the campaign on the economic impact of a Socialist pledge to cut France's reliance on atomic power

Dublin-registered energy group holds 30% stake after auction to develop oil and gas fields in southern Iraq near the border with Iran

Lossmaking Polish carrier seeks new buyer after Istanbul-based group ends talks to acquire majority stake, amid claims the deal ‘made no sense'

Moves to develop a “banking union” face opposition from banks in Germany over fears they would be put on the hook to support weaker rivals

Despite football's acclaim, commercial and state broadcasters are battling with falling revenues and the high cost of television rights

Many European companies are concluding that the right thing to do in the euro crisis is to hand more cash back to their shareholders

Limitations on disclosure could make it hard for prospective buyer to complete due diligence on stake, effectively giving AAR a veto

The plaintiffs in a threatened class action lawsuit against the world's leading water utility by sales have decided to withdraw their complaint

Henri Proglio irked François Hollande during the campaign on the economic impact of a Socialist pledge to cut France's reliance on atomic power

Dublin-registered energy group holds 30% stake after auction to develop oil and gas fields in southern Iraq near the border with Iran