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The Prime Minister started by eulogising free markets in her Tory Party Conference speech and ended up talking price controls in a paradoxically daft narrative.

Permanent staff placements rose at the slowest pace in five months in September, fresh survey suggests.

The youth do not want their global, outward-looking international future taken away from them, yet they believe it is already gone for good.

John Kelly reportedly handed over the phone to the White House this summer, complaining that it hadn't been working properly for months.

The Australian National Transport Commission say that travelling in a driverless car is akin to riding a taxi and that laws need to be updated to reflect this.

Federation of German Industries says it is reluctantly coming to the conclusion that a hard Brexit was appearing inevitable.

Ratings agency S&P places region on negative credit watch as Catalan banks contemplate incorporating elsewhere in Spain.

US intelligence believes that at least two Moscow-linked hacking groups targeted American institutions in order to help spread misinformation and propaganda last year.

Iain Conn, boss of the British Gas' owner, says move could have opposite effect and result in higher prices across the board.

Fusion LenderComm initiative also backed by Loan Syndications & Trading Association and TenDelta LLC

Drastic drop in demand for diesel cars and economic uncertainty responsible for first September decline in six years.

Four rail operators will run a limited service on 5 October after RMT members voted in favour of industrial action.

Senior Bank official says the impact of the City's first phase of Brexit contingency planning would be "relatively modest" on jobs.

The American Civil Liberties Union has argued that the new bill does not provide enough protections for US citizens.

Hackers also reportedly attempted to compromise Nato soldiers' Facebook and iCloud accounts, with at least six soldiers victims of hacks.

Wala Secures Investment from Llew Claasen & Vinny Lingham's Venture Capital firm Ahead of a Planned Token Sale In October.

Mougayar is joined by Arnold Sternberg, and Kenny Hearn. About a year ago ICONOMI raised over $10.5m in an initial coin offering.

North Korea's Mansudae studio is "probably the largest art production centre in the world", covering nearly 30 acres and employing about 1,000 artists.

Dataiku's Jennifer Roubaud looks at how the analyst industry is set to change and what it means for data driven organisations.

As well as holding top marketing roles at Sony Music and Universal, Richards also worked at Napster.

US car giant's CEO Jim Hackett vows to increase company's presence in China and to focus on SUVs and trucks.

UBS and IBM have partnered with Commerzbank, Bank of Montreal (BMO), CaixaBank, and Erste Group on a blockchain-based trade finance platform started in 2016, called Batavia.

European Commission says online retailer must pay back €250m in back taxes as it got "illegal state aid" from Luxembourg in 2003 when Jean-Claude Juncker was the country's Prime Minister.

Taxi-hailing company will receive an investment worth approximately £1bn from the Japanese tech giant.

Former CEO of Equifax blames a security team employee for failing to plug security vulnerability.

Retailer announces interim dividend of 1p, reflecting "improved performance and board confidence" and draws line under accounting scandal.

The contract comes as Equifax faces fierce criticism over a major data breach that affected over 145.5 million users.

Communications Workers Union says 89% of its members working at Royal Mail voted in favour of industrial action.

The National Internet Exchange of India described the hackers' claim as "audacious".