Model train and Scalextric maker Hornby issues a profits warning after sales of its train and

With half the world online by 2016, the web economy in the G20 countries is set to nearly double in

Is Pakistan's economy in danger of potential collapse?

Retail sales in Japan rose in December at their fastest pace in more than a year, official figures

South Korea's Samsung Electronics announces a 17% rise in profits in the last three months of 2011,

A £963,000 bonus in shares awarded to Royal Bank of Scotland boss Stephen Hester is strongly

US coffee chain Starbucks posts a 10% rise in net profits for the three months to 1 January 2012,

BP must cover some but not all of oil rig owner Transocean's liabilities for the 2010 oil spill in

Keeping systems safe from attack

Royal Bank of Scotland boss Stephen Hester is to receive a bonus of almost £1m for his work at the

Key talks between Athens and its private creditors resume with "some progress" made towards

US phone network AT&T reports a $6.7bn (£4.3bn) net loss for the three months to the end of

Preventing a "lost generation" of workers unable to get jobs is one of the world economy's biggest

The BBC's Tanya Beckett offers a behind-the-scenes tour of Davos, in the areas where the media

Davos veteran Rick Goings, boss of Tupperware, offers "dos and don'ts" for first-time visitors to

Orders for durable goods rose 3% in the US in December, according to official figures from the

There is a growing feeling that train tickets across the UK do not represent value for money, a

Mobile phone giant Nokia reports a loss for the final three months of last year, as sales of mobile

Kiddicare owner Morrisons is buying 10 former Best Buy megastores to expand the childrens' care

Young people looking for work can find it just as hard to get work experience - and some employers

David Cameron tells EU leaders they must be "bolder" if they want to shake off their economic

Nick Clegg says he wants the coalition government to go "further and faster" in raising the level

Retail sales fell in January as shoppers reined in their spending at the start of the year, the CBI

No fines will be handed out to anyone who submits their self-assessment tax returns online in the

Davos comes to terms with a new global power

Some £379m was paid in compensation in November to people who were mis-sold payment protection

The Android operating system's share of the global tablet computer market rises sharply at the

More than 10,000 security staff for London 2012 have begun to be recruited at a centre near the

At Davos, Africa's leaders say closer co-operation on infrastructure and trade is crucial for the

The mobile phone giant Nokia will be releasing its year-end results on Thursday.

Japanese electronics firm NEC is cutting 10,000 jobs as it announces losses of 97.5bn yen ($1.25bn;

Graduate pay will rise by 4% this year - the first increase since 2009, the Association of Graduate

Founder and president of the fast food chain Subway, Fred De Luca, talks the the Today programme's

The billionaire investor George Soros has said that Germany has become Europe's "task master"

Japanese gaming giant Nintendo announces heavy losses, blaming the strong yen and poor sales of its

Chairman of the French bank BNP Paribas, one of Europe's largest and strongest banks, lashes out at

Britain's Air Passenger Duty is set to rise by 8% in April and there are concerns it is

Administrators of clothing retailer Peacocks say there is "huge interest" in buying the chain.

How Peacocks collapsed under a mountain of debt

As the difference in price between diesel and petrol hits a three-year high Newsbeat asks, is

There's a gloomy mood at this year's meeting of the WEF

What investments can help you beat inflation?

Does a financial crisis pose danger or opportunity?

The Federal Reserve says it does not now expect to raise interest rates in the US until late 2014,

Clubs which fail to comply with Uefa's financial fair play regulations could face player bans and

Trucking giant Eddie Stobart is the new sponsor of Super League after agreeing a three-year deal.

When a south London secondary school asked for an inspiring guest speaker to talk to their pupils,

Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel tells the World Economic Forum that a "big rethink" is needed in

Karl Lagerfeld is the latest designer to launch a collection online, taking advantage of growing

The UK is not alone in debating whether the widening gap between the super-haves and the

How do you start your own swimsuit company?

Nothing less than debates about the future of capitalism itself are set to dominate this year's

Once again the rich and powerful congregate in the Swiss mountains for the annual meeting of the

So what should new participants of the World Economic Forum look out for?