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Oxford University suspends donations, sponsorships from China's Huawei

The decision has been taken in the light of public concerns raised in recent months surrounding UK partnerships with Huawei

Philips plans to close its UK factory in 2020, with loss of 400 jobs

The factory in Glemsford, Suffolk, produces babycare products, mainly for export to other European countries

Oil prices fall on increased US output, slackened demand, US-China tiff

Even as Opec and allied exporters cut production, however, US output has surged close to 12 million bpd in the latest week

Explainer: Why Siemens-Alstom rail merger is creating tensions in Europe

French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire has warned the EU's executive of a grave political error if it rejects the deal

Nissan to lay off 700 contract workers in Mississippi

Hitachi debacle strengthens Franco-Chinese hand in UK nuclear

Wall St. rises on report of U.S. considering end to China tariffs

Global Markets - U.S. stocks edge up on defense, healthcare gains; pound firms

ECB concerned by reports Spanish bank BBVA hired firm to spy in 2004 - sources

Indian air safety watchdog orders extra checks on planes with Pratt & Whitney engines

Health, defense stocks help Wall St. grind higher

Payments company Square launches debit card for small businesses

Health, defense stocks help Wall Street grind higher

Palladium breaks above $1,400 on supply deficit, gold eases

Germany wants to extend CO2-related aid for firms beyond 2020: sources

OPEC sees oil market not yet out of woods, tries to avoid new glut

Luxury leader LVMH planning fashion brand with Rihanna: report

U.S. labor market strong; mid-Atlantic factory activity improves

Global Markets: Stocks little changed amid China, trade worries; pound stabilizes

IMF: No-deal Brexit is biggest risk to Britain's economy