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Xstrata was amongst the sharpest fallers on a weaker benchmark index after its merger with Glencore

While the market retreated to a darkened room as the interminable Greek debt talks dragged on,

Europe's dominant powers and institutions are for the first time willing to risk a Greek default

Telegraph View: Westminster leaders not Whitehall mandarins are responsible for our public

Anglo American's chief executive Cynthia Carroll insisted her shareholders are proving "very

Britain faces further decline compared with its international peers if the Government does not act

French Finance Minister Francois Baroin claims that Austria, Belgium, Finland, France, Germany,

For Britons, space has always been the final frontier.

Getting a foot on the first rung of the employment ladder has never been more important. But it is

French Finance Minister Francois Baroin claims that Austria, Belgium, Finland, France, Germany,

Tax officials have been given new powers to tackle rogue directors who avoid Crown debts by using

The Greek prime minister was struggling to maintain international credibility on Tuesday night,

Stephen Hester disclosed that his radical overhaul of Royal Bank of Scotland has so far cost £38bn

Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation is under intensifying pressure in the US after American

BP has raised its dividend for the first time in a year as it continues to recover from the

Ask billionaire trader Ivan Glasenberg how he will cope being number two to Xstrata's "Big" Mick

Bob Wigley, the former Merrill Lynch banker who advises Boris Johnson on City affairs and is UK

Mick Davis has been put on notice to waive his £11m bonus for the completion of Xstrata's $86bn

Yahoo! chairman Roy Bostock and three other directors are to step down in a boardroom clear-out as

Details of Glencore's offer for Xstrata have emerged but this proposed $86bn (£54bn) behemoth

Chuka Umunna, Labour's business spokesman, has attacked the "utterly absurd notion" that his

The chief executive of Misys is quitting to make way for a planned $3.3bn (£2.1bn) all-share merger

GlaxoSmithKline is clearing cash out of eurozone countries on a daily basis to protect itself

Swiss banking group UBS said it plans to cut bonuses in its investment banking division by 60pc

Europe's economic problems have sparked a deterioration in demand for commodities, BHP Billiton