Bunnings' light bulb moment for UK
"Don't think for a moment we've duplicated the range from Australia," Bunnings' man in Britain, PJ Davis, says.
German minister heads to Washington
Sigmar Gabriel said he looked forward to a "good, open and friendly" dialogue with Rex Tillerson.
Devaluation claims fuel currency war fears
Shinzo Abe has added his voice of protest against attacks from the US alleging currency manipulation.
France's Fillon paid wife, kids €1m as aides
French presidential candidate François Fillon's campaign goes off the rails as he paid his wife and kids €1m as 'parliamentary aides'.
Brexit fallout isn't just in EU and Britain
Brexit doesn't just affect Britain: it also has huge ramifications for the EU's member states and even for those in Europe who have steadfastly remained outside the union. Just ask the Norwegians.
VW's $14m payout to compliance boss
Hired to clean up the German auto maker after the emissions fraud, the executive left after just 13 months.
Global mega investor to revolutionise salary debate
Norway's government is poised to announce a significant increase in the equity portfolio of the country's $1 trillion sovereign wealth fund.
French Socialists pick idealist for poll
The candidate, Benoit Hamon, 49, ran on the slogan that he would "make France's heart beat".
May will act if Trump ban snares Britons
May, who met with Trump in Washington last week, had been criticised in Britain for refusing to speak out.
Goldman piles pressure on May over Brexit
Lloyd Blankfein asked Mrs May where financial services ranked in her top three priorities for Brexit.
How Europe can avoid America's trade trap
Europeans should stop hyperventilating about Mr Trump but look at what the EU needs to do.
