BUSINESS

National Audit Office says government response to online fraud is not 'efficient or effective'.

First quarter GDP growth unrevised at 0.2% as consumer facing industries suffer slowdown.

The newspaper group also confirms it has secured a deal to print print the rival Guardian and Observer newspapers.

Rising inflation forces Britons to dip further into their pockets to continue spending.

Some of the signups in the leaked database dated back to 2008.

The malware targets Linux systems and details yet another of the CIA's alleged hacking tools.

Persistently low wages have contributed to historic low rates says BoE's chief economist Andy Haldane.

After a six-month-long silence, the hacker behind Petya has reappeared on Twitter to help victims get back their data.

Speech by FCA head comes after Norwich & Peterborough Building Society said it will close current accounts.

GfK consumer confidence index falls to -10 in June from -5 in May.

Confidential Transactions is a way to encrypt the amount in a Bitcoin transaction while still making it publicly verifiable that the transaction balances.

A security enthusiast has invented a file transfer method that doesn't require any intermediary.

Labour Deputy Leader Tom Watson is leading the fight against the mega-merger.

Nato and the UK government transform into tough-talking tag team while chatting cyber.

Oil and Gas Authority warns the cost of decommissioning oil and gas projects could spiral out of control.

The music group will restart production at a new factory in Tokyo next March.

India's national carrier has a £6bn debt load.

Lawsuit claims Comcast deliberately cut a small Texan provider's network to put it out of business.

The US fears the respected cyber firm is open to 'Russian government influence.'

CargoPod can carry 8 crates and it can go up to 18 miles on a single battery charge.

Culture Secretary Karen Bradley likely to ask Competition and Markets Authority to look UK media plurality.

WikiLeaks docs reveal that Elsa was specifically designed to target Windows 7 PC and dates back to 2013.

Cutting edge innovators can claim up to £500,000 in equity free investments from Libertad.

The largest UK survey into foodbank use paints a picture of people vulnerable to 'income shocks' from rent or food price rises.

Evidence suggests motivation behind 'Petya' outbreak more complex than assumed.

Bank of England data shows mortgage approval rate hits highest level since March 2016 last month.

Airport reports 7.7% increase in revenue to £725m in the year ended 31 March.

BT revealed a £530m black hole at its Italian unit after years of overstating profits.

CMA could bring Phase 1 of the investigation to an end 10 days ahead of schedule.