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High speed train of the type proposed for the HS2 network

HS2 winning bidders announced amid fears costs may double

Troubled construction firm Carillion, which last week lost three-quarters of its share price following a profit warning, is among the winners.

Carolyn McCall takes up hot seat as new head of ITV

McCall will take up her post at the broadcastor which is gripped by television advertising market in long-term decline.

UK house prices edge higher amid rising demand

Prices increased 0.1% between June and July, Rightmove says.

Britons weigh up borrowing £12.4bn in personal loans as rising inflation bites household budgets

The amount that Brits wanted to borrow last year amounts to £251 for every person in the country.

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Final Fantasy 14 bombarded by DDoS attacks since June, developer Square Enix says

DDoS attacks have been an increasingly common and frustrating issue for many gaming companies.

Mac spy malware OSX Dok mirrors banking sites to steal money and tracks victims with Dark Web server

Security experts said the malware is primarily targeting users in Europe.

Ashley Madison parent company will pay $11.2m settlement in US over massive 2015 data breach

The huge July 2015 data breach saw the personal data of millions of users from 46 countries published online.

Hackers reportedly hit top US intelligence expert on Russia, stealing private emails to CIA

The private Gmail account of a US State Department official has reportedly been hacked and personal information stolen.

No industry for old men: Why 'Big Oil' needs to woo younger, female workforce

Energy industry's lack of appeal for women and the young remains a major cause for concern.

Almost half of Britons say resale ticket websites should be banned over sky-high prices

Half of the people who used secondary ticketing sites paid more than the face value of the ticket, says survey

US Border Patrol cannot search travellers' data stored solely on the cloud

The clarification came in response to Senator Ron Wyden's inquiry into the surge in border searches.

Google axed massive Android adfraud botnet Chamois from Play Store

What is WikiLeaks' new dump HighRise? CIA Android malware allows spies to covertly steal data

WikiLeaks says that HighRise functions as an SMS proxy to remotely steal data from hacked smartphones.

Meet the PC gamer who stopped the biggest ever cyberattack on the UK Parliament

Interview: Rob Greig, the House of Commons' online guardian, speaks to IBTimes UK.

EasyJet launches new Austria-based airline to protect EU flights after Brexit

Budget airline has applied for an Air Operator Certificate in Austria and will base new company in Vienna

Visa declares war on cash as it plans to pay UK shops to dump notes

In the US the credit card giant has started a pilot where it gives small stores $10,000 and free payment machine upgrades to ditch coins.

Loss on Government's RBS stake sale almost doubles to £1.9bn

National Audit Office says sale was 'value for money' even though the loss exceeds the £1.1bn forecast

After China exit, Uber merges with Russian rival Yandex to create new $3.7bn joint venture

"This deal is a testament to our exceptional growth in the region", Uber's EMEA head Gore-Coty said.

Journey from hell: Punctuality satisfaction on British railways hits 10-year low

Research from Which? shows only 35% of passengers are happy with how delays are dealt with.

Tourists flock to bargain Britain lured by the weak pound despite terror attacks

Tourists visiting Britain spent £4.4bn in the first three months of the year, a 15.6% rise on a year ago.

Ex-Congress staffers charged with leaking US lawmaker's nude photos, videos in cyberstalking case

'My privacy was invaded, which was followed by an organized smear campaign,' Delegate Stacey Plaskett said.

Dark Web marketplace Outlaw hacked and shutdown

AlphaBay: Alleged founder of 'biggest' Dark Web marketplace found hanged in Thai prison cell

AlphaBay was reportedly shut down after its alleged operator was arrested by US, Canadian and Thai authorities.

Janet Yellen testifies to senate committee

Fed's Yellen: US opioid abuse related to decline in labour force participation

The central bank chief noted that the US has seen a rise in its death rate.

Jaguar E-Pace revealed: Jag targets 'trendy Shoreditch bunch' with new compact SUV

IBTimes UK goes hands-on with new cub of the range and chats with E-Pace designer Ian Callum.

Warning: Bitcoin network disruption imminent as cryptocurrency splits

Bitcoin users are warned to stop accepting payments at least a day before 1 August to prevent losses.

UK healthcare group Bupa blames breach of 108,000 customer records on rogue employee

Bupa Global data leak highlights the dangers of insider threats, security experts warn.

Rising UK credit card defaults adds to concern over squeezed household budgets

Defaults on credit cards and personal loans "increased significantly" in the three months to June.

Jeremy Corbyn gifts Michel Barnier an Arsenal shirt as he talks Brexit in Brussels

EU's chief Brexit negotiator also met with Welsh First Minister Carwyn Jones and SNP chief Nicola Sturgeon.

Saudi Arabia plans Aramco listing in London, Hong Kong, and New York

Will the City bend rules to snare Saudi Aramco IPO?

The Financial Conduct Authority puts forward proposal that would allow firms owned by foreign states to list on London's stock market.

Security exec 'declared bankrupt' after his own identity stolen by hackers

'We do not do personal identity services,' the security firm said after its CEO hacked.

British luxury phone maker Vertu collapses with loss of 200 jobs

Hampshire-based company sold jewel-encrusted phones for over £20,000.

Password-stealing 'Adwind' malware surges across the world in new spam campaign

Cybersecurity firm Trend Micro said 'Adwind' malware spiked by 107% in six months.

Verizon says data exposure reports 'overstated' but admits 6 million customers hit

The fact remains: Millions of Verizon customers had their data exposed online.

Qatar Airways pushes ahead with plans to buy American Airlines stake despite increasing turbulence

The Middle East airline want to but up to a 10% stake in the US carrier, adding it to its portfolio of holdings in rivals around the world.

Southern Rail owner fined £13.4m over poor performance

Govia Thameslink Railway says settlement is 'fair outcome,' but unions criticise decision.

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