Cameron faces brewing Tory storm on EU
Lord Lawson declares he expects prime minister to fail in renegotiation

Lord Lawson declares he expects prime minister to fail in renegotiation
Messaging app pitching new ad format to marketers for up to $750,000 per brand
Connected devices company to bolster its developer platform and launch online store
‘Know before you owe’ rules encourage borrowers to read fine print
Hedge fund’s more agile approach to push for change results in chief’s scalping
Vehicle includes the spinout of Blackstone’s advisory business
Polls predict dire Labour result in next year’s Holyrood election
French group confident Chinese partners will sign up to UK plant before Xi visit
Shake-up means she is under pressure to boost returns — or face Elliott again
Ministers could do more to defend the free market in some sectors
Vivendi chairman unsettles board members, analysts and regulators
Oil companies support the wider market, moving in tandem with crude prices
Speculation that Putin’s pivot to Mideast is a sign he wants a sanctions deal on Ukraine
Helena Morrissey feels perils of Britain leaving bloc have been exaggerated
For employees — and, even more important, potential new hires — the shift has clear advantages
The reach of Petrobras’ woes is long and wide
Danger is that those switching into supposedly safer stocks will find they have paid over the odds
Plea to preserve jobs comes as VW cautions scandal probe will take months
Labour’s policy to cut the deficit by raising taxes on business and the rich needs work, but has merit
Swiss bank can advise retirement funds despite its guilty plea on tax charges
WikiLeaks cables say London, Riyadh helped elect each other to council
Sharp rally seen after 1997 crisis is absent this time
Matt Damon’s mission to Mars leaves him stranded on the red planet in Ridley Scott’s blockbuster
GM, Ford and Fiat Chrysler report double-digit increases in September
Questions emerge over Putin’s goal in conflict