BUSINESS

National Cyber Security Centre is recruiting staff in its public and private sector team.

Britain's second biggest airport records busiest ever December as traffic surges 15% year-on-year.

100 people are thought to have died after using a humidifier disinfectant.

Source close to negotiations tells IBTimes UK there has been 'lots of movement' in jobs dispute.

From millennial workers to IT-savvy finance directors, everyone is demanding more from their buildings.

This comes just days after the US president-elect attacked General Motors for importing cars from Mexico.

South Korean electronics giant expects operating profit to rise by 50% in the fourth quarter.

Andrew Haldane says economic modelling must adapt to regain public's trust.

BDO High Street Sales Tracker revealed that December 2016 sales had declined 0.1% year-on-year.

It follows Chancellor Philip Hammond's pledge to support JAMs – those just-about managing.

American owner DFC Global confirmed it has received an approach for under-pressure Money Shop.

Sweden company has revived plans for an offshore wind farm it had previously scrapped in 2010.

General secretaries Mick Cash and Mick Wheelan say they want to meet the senior Conservatives.

Japanese firms have upped their interest in buying cheaper British firms since the UK's Brexit vote.

Keith Hellawell survives second vote, despite 54% of independent shareholders calling for his resignation.

Aldi's new pay rates put it well above the government's minimum wage and national living wage levels.

Markit PMI in December hits 56.2, beating forecasts and marking the fifth month of expansion.

Economist Sir David Metcalf is tasked with rooting out workplace abuses across the country.

SMMT warns that UK car sales have peaked and expected a 5% decline in sales this year.

US retailer to close over 60 stores in 2017 to save costs.

Apple confirms it plans to invest $1bn in the fund.

Average cost of unleaded petrol rises by more than 3p to 117.9p in December.

BCC said the fall in the value of the pound helped offset the uncertainty caused by the Brexit vote.

The controversial commentator had previously said the book would be the moment he 'goes mainstream'.

Security manager wanted to test toy before he purchased it for his child and returned it after few days.

Prices in the 19 countries using the euro spiked 1.1% in year-over-year terms.

Celebrities are boycotting Trump's inauguration but remain as addicted to political endorsement as ever.

British cruise company ceases to trade - but travel bodies pledge to fly passengers home.

Drivers now plan to walkout on 10, 11 and 14 January in dispute over rail guards.