América Móvil decision to buy the 21% stake that Austrian investor Ronny Pecik built is welcomed by telecoms group, part-owned by the government

Losses are mounting as it becomes even clear that Nokia is losing the mobile phone war to Apple and phones using the Android operating system

Rating agency warns further downgrades are possible if the group's cash falls below €3bn, while separately Fitch warns it is 'running out of time'

Bankia saga prompts angry savers to consult lawyers, and is expected to lead to a flood of lawsuits that will cause new headaches for Madrid

Credit rating agency cites exposure to the Netherlands' shrinking economy and falling real estate market as main factors for downgrading five lenders

A significant overhaul that changes nothing in terms of overall strategy, and that must remain the overriding concern for investors

Mr Hollande's stability pact falls far short of the sort of sovereignty-sharing Berlin says its wants. But then, Berlin may want too much

The capital investor has raised a €350m fund aimed at early-stage technology, bringing its total raised in the past 12 months to €1bn

Until transparency on assets and political certainty are achieved, such purchases remain a leveraged bet on a political outcome

Swiss lender reassesses its options after the country's central bank said it might need to improve its capital position

Brady Dougan's future under scrutiny as analysts question lender's ability to strengthen its balance sheet after central bank's call to boost capital cushion

French insurer's investment arm aims to scoop up a flood of private equity interests being sold at a discount by banks and financial institutions