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Jim Ratcliffe faces £6bn D-day with bankers

Head of Britain’s largest privately owned company, Ineos, believes lenders will back him to ride out the crunch

The index that measures companies’ shades of green

Companies in energy, chemicals, manufacturing and engineering have emerged as Britain’s unlikely low-carbon leaders

Ineos interest bill soars

The chemicals tycoon who runs Britain’s biggest private company has revealed the dramatic steps taken to ensure its survival

Cutback fear at loss-making Jaguar Land Rover

Tata Motors, the Indian owner of the struggling car manufacturers, says it may cut more jobs in the loss-making marques

Lindsey dispute settled as workers reinstated

Action involving hundreds of workers at oil refinery ends with no victimisation for those who walked out in sympathy

Corus cuts a further 2,000 jobs

Union fears for future of steelmaking in Britain with the Indian-owned group expected to announce more redundancies

Total tries to broker talks over Lindsey dispute

French energy group that owns the North Lincolnshire refinery says strike has cost €100m

Anglo American balks at Xstrata approach

Mining group strongly rejects Xstrata's £41bn merger approach, describing deal as 'totally unacceptable'

Anglo American surges on Xstrata merger talks

Shares in the natural resources group leap 12% despite unenthusiastic response to approach by Anglo-Swiss rival

Eurofighter guns for £10bn Indian deal

BAE Systems is preparing for a dogfight that could result in it landing an order for 130 modern fighter jets for India

Car scrappage scheme stems output decline

Production is still dramatically down on last year but incentive scheme has already had an impact, the SMMT says

Sacked oil workers told to reapply for jobs

Refinery owner imposes Monday deadline on 900 contractors who were dismissed after a series of wildcat strikes