A deal to reduce its control of the Czech electricity market could end the threat of a fine of up to $520m being imposed by Brussels

Regulator says KSF violated UK rules by mismanaging its liquidity arrangements and would have been fined if it were not already insolvent

Companies warn of weak demand for exports as eurozone crisis leaves businesses unwilling to invest

Quinn Group founder may be jailed this week for contempt of court after Dublin High Court judge rules against him and two family members

‘We have to get very serious about the bunkering issue,' says Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, the finance minister, as criminal activity soars

Italy's third-biggest bank must detail how it will raise the €3.3bn of extra capital required by the European Banking Authority

Italy's third-biggest bank by assets is set to receive €2bn of government loans to help meet new capital requirement rules

Three members of the family, the court says, opposed Anglo at every step in its pursuit of property assets and were in breach of court injunction

New York jury tells French group to pay damages of €765m in a case dating back to a $10.3bn television network deal struck a decade ago

The 65% fall in transactions highlights the extent of investor reluctance to hold fixed assets in countries seen as most in danger of exiting the euro area

Oil company has met US regulator's technical standards for preventing and containing spills, Ken Salazar, US interior secretary, says

Largest US airline by revenue supports more consolidation of the domestic market and would not object to a merger between US Airways and American Airlines