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China responds to Google threat
China says foreign internet firms are welcome to do business "according to the law", in its first reaction to the Google row.
Argos owner lifts profit forecast
Argos and Homebase owner Home Retail Group increases its full-year profit forecast after sales in recent months beat expectations.
Poor Waterstone's sales knock HMV
HMV reports a fall in group-wide sales over the Christmas period, hit by a poor performance at its book shop business Waterstone's.
China property prices accelerate
Chinese real estate prices rose at their fastest annual rate in 18 months in December, according to official figures.
Manufacturers 'see weak recovery'
The UK's manufacturers will only see a modest recovery this year, manufacturers' organisation the EEF says.
US worry at Chinese cyberattacks
The US says it is "troubled" by attacks on e-mail accounts of Chinese human rights activists as Google warns it may pull out.
Melting point?
Steel workers hope for late lifeline to keep plant open
Google 'may end China operations'
Internet giant Google says it may end operations in China after hackers targeted Chinese human rights activists' e-mail accounts.
Cold spell brings payments record
Millions of pounds have been handed out in cold weather payments as the cold spell continues to grip the UK.
GM ends car loans for Tiger Woods
General Motors says an arrangement allowing golf star Tiger Woods free access to its vehicles is over.
Wall Street bank bosses testify
A panel established by US Congress to examine the causes of the financial crisis has its first hearings.
Italian eyes Hammers takeover bid
Massimo Cellini, the president of Italian Serie A side Cagliari, emerges as a fourth potential bidder to buy West Ham.
UK supermarkets to get watchdog
A new watchdog is to be created to resolve disputes between supermarkets and their suppliers, the government says.
Ford vehicles lead MOT failures
MOT failure rates for cars are revealed for the first time, with the Ford Transit line leading the worst offenders.
Wrong details 'restrict credit'
Wrong information is stopping consumers gaining access to credit, the Information Commissioner's Office says.
UK's economy 'returns to growth'
The UK economy grew by 0.3% in the fourth quarter of 2009, according to a forecast by a leading economic think tank.
Turkey PM in Russia for gas talks
Turkey's prime minister meets Russia's leaders, with energy supplies high on the agenda.
India hockey players lift strike
Striking members of the Indian hockey team decide to return to a training camp for the World Cup.
Should you tell your boss what you think of him (or her)?
Firms will have a happier and healthier workforce if employees can tell their managers what they think of them, says a study of workplace behaviour.
Industrial production rises 0.4%
Industrial production in the UK rose slightly faster than expected in November, official data shows.