BUSINESS

Telecoms group says it will 'reset' its dividend in the current financial year and warns profit could fall.

Samsung, Hyundai and Kia Motors among a host of companies to use the facility.

Chief Executive Adam Crozier says 2017 expectations remain unchanged despite an uncertain economic environment.

Trend Micro researchers said many unsuspecting owners are unaware that their devices are exposed to the internet.

Britain's largest housebuilder expects to build 17,350 houses this year.

The cyberespionage campaign doesn't rely on malware, but reuses freely available tools to mount attacks.

"We had become aware of Russian activity," NSA Director Adm Mike Rogers said.

The Kremlin-linked hacker group was found exploiting recent Windows zero-day vulnerabilities.

Job cuts are part of achieving annual cost savings of £200m.

Report comes as Bank of England is expected to downgrade its growth outlook later this week.

Manning was sentenced to 35 years in military prison for leaking secrets.

McAfee's John Giamatteo said it is vital to protect all web-connected devices.

"We believe in free markets and competition, but we want to see competition working."

Bank will create 88 new positions and outsource 38 to India, but Unite disputes the figures.

Volkswagen will leapfrog Tesla and take the lead in electric-car market, says boss Herbert Diess.

Carnegie Mellon team shows off tech using a sophisticated 'neural network' to provide real-time advice.

Net neutrality could be dismantled in the US by current FCC chief Ajit Pai.

Theresa May vows to end 'rip-off' prices but providers and trade bodies warn price cap could exacerbate problems.

Microsoft said the flaw affected the firm's Malware Protection Engine.

First pilot by social tech platform Alice helps 15 people sleeping rough in London.

Security experts sound the alarm about gadgets using EEG signals, which can pose a major threat.

The Markit and Recruitment and Employment Confederation report showed steepest drop in candidate availability for 16 months.

Selling military secrets and classified data is punishable by death in China.

Major European lenders could leave should they be asked to convert branches into subsidiaries.

Nearly 10 big companies may have been a victim of these attacks.

The UK-listed insurer added all its European business would be written through its new base.

The country's largest bookmaker said horseracing results were favourable, while football was below expectations.

Evidence suggests many women in legal services are unable to achieve their goals and realise their true potential.

A positive short-term outlook has been projected for China, Japan, and India.