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Ryanair is vowing to cut ticket prices by up to seven percent after posting record annual profits. The low-cost Irish airline earned a net profit

Nokia has settled its legal battle with Apple. They have made a new patent licence agreement and have also signed a fresh business deal.

A compensation court case against Royal Bank of Scotland has been postponed after the lender made a last-minute settlement offer to investors.

US carmaker Ford has dumped CEO Mark Fields. He'll be replaced by James Hackett, the head of the unit developing its self-driving cars.

General Motors has announced further retrenchment by stopping selling vehicles in India and selling its operations in South Africa.

The British government has sold its last remaining stake in bailed out Lloyds Banking Group claiming to have made a profit, but that is disputed.

Budget airline easyJet moves to lower operating costs by ordering bigger planes after it posted a wider first-half loss.

Britain's Vodafone has reported a 6.1 billion euro annual loss but forecasts a jump in the amount of cash it will generate this financial year.

An adviser to the Court of Justice of the European Union says Uber does provide a transport service and should be licensed.

PSA Group Chief Executive Carlos Tavares says he expects Opel-Vauxhall to lose more money in 2017 as it buys the business from General Motors.

Cork producers turn to high tech to win back customers who changed to screw caps and plastic stoppers.