Nicola Sturgeon launches second Scottish independence referendum drive after Brexit vote
First Minister of Scotland claims the arguments for independence have changed since 2014.
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Japan seeks safety assurances over Rolls-Royce engines
European aviation agency asked to ensure problem with engines powering Boeing 787 aircraft does not affect safety.
How the EU referendum result changed the Westminster village
IBTimes UK looks at the new groups and publications launched in the wake of the Leave vote.
UK construction sector shakes off Brexit worries but recovery remains fragile
PMI remains in negative territory for third consecutive month but rebounds from July's seven-year low.
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EtherCamp's second global hacking event kicks off in November
Contest boasts $50k grand prize with over 200 registered ideas already submitted.
New graduate jobs dip for the first time in 4 years amid Brexit worries
The 8% decline in 2016 also reflects nervousness among employers over the new apprenticeship levy.
India brought to standstill as millions join strike
Essential services such as urban transport and banking have been affected across the country.
Barclays lent $3bn to Qatar in 2008 to help purchase bank's shares, Amanda Staveley's firm alleges
The deal is said to have helped the British bank avoid a government bailout at the peak of the financial crisis.
Avoid brown shoes and loud ties if you want a career in banking
Report finds 34% of investment bankers went to a public school.
Southern rail peace talks produce breakthrough as RMT suspends station staff strike
But a walkout by rail guards over 7 and 8 September is still going ahead.
Gourmet Burger Kitchen sells to Famous Brands for £120m
The chain that began in Battersea 15 years ago will become part of a South African group.
Mazda to recall more than 2 million vehicles worldwide over defective tail gate and engine problems
The models affected include among others, the Mazda3 sedan and hatchback and the Mazda CX-3 crossover SUV.
London tech firms join Mayor's Brexit-beating US trade mission
23 of London's fastest-growing technology start-ups will join Mayor of London in the United States in October.
India offers permanent residency to foreigners willing to invest £1.1m
Scheme is intended to boost foreign investment into Asia's third largest economy.
Pizza boosts staff productivity more than money
Study finds that employees are likely to work harder if they are offered a pizza as a reward instead of cash.
Blockchain remittance firm BTL working with Visa Europe Collab
The project will use BTL's cross-border settlement platform Interbit to connect some European banks.
UK manufacturing PMI rebounds from Brexit low to hit 10-month high in August
PMI was at 48.3 low in July but climbed to 53.3 and beat expectations for a 49 reading.
Hays says UK jobs market weakened 'significantly' around the Brexit vote
Recruiter says broad growth across its 33 markets saw profit jump 11% to £173m.
British Airways resumes direct flights to Iran
BA will run six flights a week to Tehran, after suspending the route four years ago.
Ed Balls urges Labour MPs to 'stay and fight' as Jeremy Corbyn victory looms
Former shadow chancellor admitted Labour failed to win over centre-ground voters at the last election.
Apple boss Tim Cook calls the tech giant's €13bn Irish tax bill 'political c**p'
Chief executive Cook is 'very confident' the European Commission ruling will be overturned on appeal.
Filament evolving entire IoT space using Bitcoin blockchain
Filament uses Bitcoin blockchain as ledger to store receipts of payments for devices in decentralised manner.
UK firms should adopt Sweden-like shareholder committees to curb top executives' pay
Average annual pay of an FTSE100 CEO is about 150 times the total income of an average employee.
Worst energy suppliers in Britain still fuelling complaints
Extra Energy records a number of complaints 80 times bigger than SSE in the quarter to the end of June.
Most Asian markets trade lower following negative Wall Street close overnight
Traders are awaiting US nonfarm payroll data which could influence the US Fed decision on interest rates.
Netflix confirms two new British children's titles, The Worst Witch and an untitled Horse Mystery project
Both are aimed at tweens and will premiere in 2017.
Australia launches legal action against Volkswagen over diesel emissions scandal
Consumer watchdog has accused carmaker of misleading consumers with relation to emission claims.
Former Tesco finance chief cleared by accountancy watchdog
Financial Reporting Council shelves investigation into Laurie McIlwee after two years.
Charlie and the Coca-Cola factory: Employees discover 370kg of cocaine in French plant
The drugs are estimated to be worth around £42m.
Meet Theresa May's first Cabinet: Full list of top Tories running the UK government
These politicians will be leading Britain after the UK voted to split from the EU.
Rough trade: US and EU battle it out over tax reforms and international markets
Back taxes and trade talks have heated tensions between the US and EU.
Ryanair wants radical action over runway and will scale down UK capacity growth after Brexit
Irish carrier urges Theresa May to approve new runways at Heathrow, Gatwick and Stansted.
The elite should beware – a white van and laptop rebellion is underway
Those running small businesses usually side with the elite. Increasingly, they're doing the opposite.
British Airways goes live with new homepage and flight booking process
BA is upgrading its website and the beta test version can be accessed only by a select set of customers.
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