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Greece to hold fresh elections as unity talks fail - Greeks to vote again in what many see as referendum on the euro and some blame Alexis Tsipras for causingAgainst a backdrop of division, despondency and despair, debt-stricken Greeks head back to the polls next month amid fears the new ...

Apple and publishers fail to halt ebook lawsuit - Lawsuit accuses Apple and publishers of colluding to break up Amazon.com's low-cost dominanceApple and five major book publishers have failed to persuade a US judge to throw out a lawsuit by consumers accusing them of conspiring to raise ...

At least Hollande and Merkel agree on one thing – a financial transaction ... - Cameron believes a Tobin tax would hurt the City – but France and Germany are under pressure to finance a eurozone boostSupporters of a financial transaction tax have a strong ally in the new ...

Dominique Strauss-Kahn files $1m countersuit against New York maid - Former head of the IMF said in court papers that the hotel maid's assault claim is a 'malicious and wanton false accusation'Dominique Strauss-Kahn is filing a $1m countersuit against the New York City hotel maid who ...

Selling taxpayer stakes in RBS and Lloyds 'could take years' - Banker bashing is hurting share prices of bailed out banks, financial experts also tell Treasury select committeeSelling off the taxpayer stakes in Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds Banking Group could take years, according ...

Exports close UK trade deficit - UK exports to countries outside the European Union grow – but economists warn net trade still likely to dent GDP growthThe trade deficit in the UK shrank in March as exports to the US, China and Russia grew strongly, official ...

G4S leads FTSE risers on calmer morning in the City - Olympics deal helps push revenues at G4S higher, but British Airways parent company IAG has seen its rating cut by JP MorganA deal to protect visitors to the London Olympics has helped to push G4S to the top ...

Live webchat: Francesco Caio on why BT should be broken up - Francesco Caio, a former chief executive of Cable & Wireless and one of the architects of the government's existing broadband strategy, will be here on Wednesday 16 May between 11.45am and 12.45pm (BST) to take part in a live Q&A. ...

What do you want to ask Robert Chote, Office for Budget Responsibility ... - Will Greece leave the eurozone? What lies in store for the UK economy? Here's your chance to quiz Britain's budget regulatorGeorge Osborne created the Office for Budget Responsibility because he thought the Treasury used to fiddle the budget ...

Eurozone crisis live: Greece talks continue as euro exit fears grow - The president of Greece will make one last attempt to form a government today • German GDP rises 0.5% • French economy stagnates8.12am: This morning's GDP data from France and Germany adds ...

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