British Airways owner IAG's profits surge despite IT meltdown
IAG posts 37% increase in first half operating profit as IT glitch costs €58m.
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UK may have to wait until 2022 to broker its own free trade deals says Philip Hammond
Chancellor says that 'many things will look similar' as the UK transitions out of the EU.
Tesla Model 3: Elon Musk's company to hand over keys to first 30 customers today
The latest model will be the cheapest car sold by Tesla at a price starting at $35,000.
Eurosceptics plot mass leaflet drive to stop Tony Blair 'hijacking' Brexit
Better Off Out campaign plan to send 200,000 leaflets to voters across the UK.
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London's legal market will thrive after Brexit, says Baker McKenzie's Chairman Emeritus
Eduardo C. Leite tells IBTimes UK the British legal industry is in a great place and will remain so regardless of Brexit.
Price hikes and cost cuts light stable fire for Big Tobacco
Ratings agency Moody's says European tobacco giants on sound commercial footing.
UK consumer confidence falls to lowest level in a year
GfK consumer confidence index falls to -12 in July from -10 in June.
Scary new 'Lipizzan' Android malware could spy on Snapchat, WhatsApp and Gmail
The spyware had links to Equus Technologies and was only used in a targeted fashion.
'My next car will be electric,' says oil giant Shell's boss
Ben Van Beurden believes move to electrify the economy is a good thing.
Putin vs Macron: Russian spies used fake Facebook personas to snoop on French election
Facebook traced the fake personas to tools used by Russia's GRU military intelligence.
Brexit will throw British businesses into the jaws of more red tape
A year after the EU referendum, not one of the important issues has been resolved.
UK decides to consign Libor benchmark to dustbin of banking history
End of the road for Libor nears as watchdog FCA says global interest rate benchmark has outlived its usefulness.
Heathrow passengers to avoid price increase despite airport expansion
IAG and industry bodies have warned expansion could result in sharp increase in landing charges.
UK money transfer service 'leaks private data and passport scans' of 11,000 customers
The leak was blamed on an unprotected Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud server.
Arrested Russian 'mastermind' of $4bn bitcoin laundering scheme linked to Mt Gox hack
Bitcoin, a form of cryptocurrency, suffers yet more bad press as BTC-e goes dark.
Revealed: The cities Brexit will hit hardest
Brexit will hit wealthy cities hardest at first, but they will be better placed to cope in the long run.
Amazon launches Prime Now service in Singapore as it bids to take on Alibaba
Singapore marks the first time the online retail giant has entered the south east Asian market.
What UK employers need to know about the Supreme Court's employment tribunal fees ruling
Employment law expert Martin Chitty explains what the landmark decision means.
Oil price hits 8-week high as European 'Big Oil' stalwarts see reversal in fortunes
Shell, Total, Statoil and Repsol post encouraging quarterly financials and hint at recovery from three-year long decline.
Foxtons blames massive profit plunge on 'political uncertainty'
Decline in house sales clobbers London-focused estate agent.
'If I didn't get elected Foxconn would not be spending $10bn in the US', says Donald Trump
US President takes credit for Taiwanese giant's $10bn investment in Wisconsin.
Car washes can be hacked to physically attack you and your vehicle
Doors can be locked and vehicles attacked with water and mechanical arm.
Fireball malware: Chinese police arrest hackers behind malicious code that infected millions
The operation was run by Beijing-based digital marketing firm Rafotech, local law enforcement said.
UK businesses will face a skills cliff-edge if Theresa May gets her migration plan wrong
Tim Thomas, of the EEF, the manufacturers' organisation, writes for IBTimes UK.
Hackers can now spy and track locations of phones using flaw in 3G and 4G LTE networks
The security vulnerability could reportedly pave the way for next-gen stingray devices.
London's Walkie Talkie building sold to Hong Kong sauces firm for record £1.3bn
The skyscraper becomes the latest City trophy building to be snapped up by foreign investors.
British motorists have become lucrative tax income pawns for the government
Founder of the FairFuelUK campaign gives his view on Michael Gove's Air Quality Plan.
Sky buoyed by 'excellent' full-year results despite fall in profits
Operating profits fall 6% to £1.47bn for the year ended 30 June.
Lloyds posts largest profit in eight years despite fresh spike in PPI costs
Britain's largest retail bank forced to set aside further £1.1bn to deal with PPI complaints.
UK commercial property demand sinks to five-year low as Brexit concerns mount
Some 2% more chartered surveyors reported a fall in demand in the second quarter.
Facebook will spend over $500,000 to help Harvard fight election hacking
The project, dubbed Defending Digital Democracy, is a bipartisan initiative.
UK car production falls for third straight month in June
Car plants produced 136,901 vehicles during the month, a 13.7% decline on June 2016.
Accord Project joins Hyperledger to push standards for smart contracts
Hyperledger welcomed 10 new members in total.
Eugene Kaspersky to 'secure the world' with free software amid US government suspicion
The anti-virus is rolling out now and uses data to bulk up machine learning tools.
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