Dan Milmo
Dan Milmo is the Guardian's deputy business and consumer editor
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How worried should we be about China's stock market turmoil? – videoBillions of dollars were wiped off the value of the Chinese stock market on ‘black Monday’. But what caused it?
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Richard Branson: the ups and downs of entrepreneur’s transport venturesAmbitious projects involving space and hot air balloons brought him fame but the safer bets like Virgin Atlantic yielded fortune
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Dixons Carphone to keep on 800 Phones 4u staff
Retailer given all clear by administrators to hire staff as mobile phone operators Vodafone and EE are accused of causing Phones 4u's collapse
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Ryanair won't be unduly troubled by its defeat on airport chargesThe European commission's ruling would have been a blow years ago – but the budget airline now has bigger fish to fry
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Rupert Murdoch's six decades of television and newspaper dealsFrom one Adelaide evening paper to bidding for a US giant - Rupert Murdoch's life in acquisitions
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Downed Malaysia Airlines plane: how did it go wrong for flight MH17?
All flights now barred from eastern Ukraine, where airliner was downed while reportedly flying 1,000ft above restricted airspace
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Energy firm complaints hit record highComplaints to energy ombudsman more than doubled in the first half of 2014 compared with previous six months
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Labour party facing defining moment, Unite leader saysEd Miliband urged to set out bold vision for the election as Len McCluskey warns of split with party over austerity
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Car industry: what Australia could learn from state support around the world
State support has been key in rebuffing the global pressures – cheaper labour elsewhere, deteriorating consumer confidence, excess factory capacity – that have seen car plants shut all over the world
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From Apple to Tesco and banks to energy: bosses facing a testing new year
One heads a 'toothless tiger'. One is 'wicked smart'. And one has to rescue the Co-op. Who will be in the headlines in 2014?
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The decline of the UK shipbuilding industry was not inevitableDan Milmo: BAE is closing Portsmouth shipyard – but it could have been different if successive governments had guided the industry to a sustainable future
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BAE poised to cut jobs in Portsmouth and ScotlandMore than 1,000 jobs at risk as defence contractor copes with the end of shipbuilding boom
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Grangemouth oil refinery 'faces permanent closure'Ineos, the plant's owner, insists it is not bluffing as deadline looms; 250 employees from workforce of 1300 accept changes
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Dr Dre's Beats to pull plug on HTC in favour of new business partnerHeadphones company reportedly to buy out Taiwanese smartphone maker as it expands into new business areas
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HS2 should be scrapped before budget soars to £80bn, warns thinktankHigh-speed rail project's cost 'could double' owing to several factors such as extra tunnelling to placate opposition groups
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Fare hike rows distract from debate over railway's actual role
Dan Milmo: We must examine the social and economic value of trains instead of always fixating on the price of the service
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Vince Cable plans to force negligent bosses to compensate creditorsBusiness secretary to unveil proposals to increase trust in UK business including new powers to disqualify directors
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Bank lending to UK businesses predicted to rise in 2013
The Ernst & Young ITEM Club expects lending to grow by 3% to £440bn this year, and by 8.5% to £447bn in 2014
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Crossrail contenders prepare to swoop for carriages contractSix bidders vie for contract to operate services on £14.8bn rail project, as doubt hangs over future of Bombardier plant
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Eurozone crisis live: Cyprus tops agenda as finance ministers meet
Finance ministers meet in Dublin to discuss crisis in Cyprus and Slovenia situation – with extensions to bailouts for Ireland and Portugal reportedly on the agenda
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Eurozone crisis live: Markets slide on US job numbers
FTSE 100 and Dow Jones off sharply as US employment figures come in well below expectations
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Boeing 787 Dreamliner return very close, says chief executiveTroubled Boeing 787 Dreamliner jet fleet, grounded since January after battery fires, successfully completes test flights
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Rolls-Royce appoints new chairmanAppointment of Ian Davis, former McKinsey chairman, comes as engine maker faces threat of corruption inquiry in the US and UK
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Life of Pi special effects company 'to file for bankruptcy protection'Rhythm & Hues set to file for Chapter 11 just days after winning Bafta for work on Ang Lee's film, according to reports
City financier Peter Cruddas donates £1m for campaign to leave EU