RETAIL & CONSUMER 10:12pm

Shoppers scrutinise Black Friday deals

People rush into Macy's department store as they open at midnight on November 23 2012 in New York ©AFP

Online competition and tight retailers restrict in-store savings

FINANCIALS 7:40pm

Court rules against Ablyazov in $2bn suit

At-large Kazakh tycoon accused of defrauding BTA Bank

INDUSTRIALS 1:01pm

Two bidders race for Aston Martin stake

Kuwait Investment Dar may strike deal to bolster carmaker

INDUSTRIALS 6:31pm

Chinese order to help Airbus transition

Deal for 60 narrow-body aircraft worth $5.4bn at list prices

HEALTH 8:03pm

Doctors tread warily over insider trading

FBI focus on pharmaceutical sector leads to ‘expert network’ concerns

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FINANCIALS 7:46pm

KKR buys Alliant in ‘pass the parcel’ deal

Insurance company passed between private equity rivals

ENERGY Nov 23, 2012

Abbot first to strike Bribery Act deal

Scottish drilling company to pay £5.6m

Pizza ©Laura Pannack RETAIL & CONSUMER Nov 23, 2012

Takeaway groups battle for dominance

Just Eat and Delivery Hero gear up with heavy fundraising

INDUSTRIALS Nov 23, 2012

ArcelorMittal rejects steelworks proposal

War of words erupts as French government says site must be sold

Arsenal's Olivier Giroud, front right, heads the ball under pressure from FC Schalke 04's Marco Hoeger ©AP RETAIL & CONSUMER Nov 23, 2012

Arsenal signs new £150m Emirates deal

Premier League club extends existing contracts with Gulf airline

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