Free wheeling
If you have a short commute and still don't cycle to work, why not? Emily Thornberry busts 10 persistent myths about this easy, green and healthy way to get on the move.
US generics put pressure on GlaxoSmithKline
3.45pm update: Drugs giant posted a fall in sales and profits for the first quarter of the year this morning, due to a strong pound and tough generic competition in the US, while Shire raises its earnings guidance for this year. By Marianne Barriaux.
Prudential to sell health cover on high street as market share falls
Prudential is to sell personal medical insurance in 1,500 Boots stores in an attempt to grab a higher share of the £3bn-a-year market.
Prudential to sell personal medical insurance in Boots stores
5.45pm update: Partnership announced as the insurer revealed another drop in sales of life and pensions products in the UK. By Jill Treanor and Graeme Wearden.
Walking boots
If you're planning to hit the great outdoors over the Easter weekend, the right footwear will be essential. Wilfred Emmanuel-Jones, self-styled 'Black Farmer' and boot fan, gives five pairs the runaround.
Positive discrimination
The rights of workers with HIV are protected by the law - but many are still worried about disclosing their status to their employer, reports Matt Keating.
Warning: workplace sport can seriously damage your career
Stuart Jeffries on why he no longer plays football - or any other team game - with his colleagues.
All in the mind
Brain surgery is cloaked in mystery, but Neil Kitchen says it can be a 'simple procedure'. Melissa Viney went into the operating theatre to find out.
Money is not the root of all evil
Tim Loughton: Oliver James misdiagnoses the causes of growing mental health as the result of financial inequality.