BUSINESS

FTSE 100 company aims to be at the heart of residential automation via its Connected Home unit.

CRV is made up of nine partners from seven countries who speak eight different languages.

The European Commission has been criticised for behaving like a 'supranational tax authority'.

Half year results show core businesses remain resilient but Brexit impact could be felt in long-term.

Bank boss wrote to bank's staff to apologise for any damage he has done to group's reputation.

The British construction and civil engineering company increased its dividend per share by 15% to £0.043.

Bank boss who was snapped with an alleged lover while on company business has apologised to 75,000 staff.

The giant posted larger profits, but books a £122m writedown on a US internet firm.

Despite losses, Irish bookmaker posts revenue growth of 18% across all divisions in first six months of 2016.

Mining group's CEO Ivan Glasenberg says its plan to sell off assets and cut spending is gaining traction.

The London-based firm said it will earn between $2bn and $2.1bn in revenues during the year.

US and UK pharmaceutical giants reach deal potentially worth over $1.5bn.

US new-home sales in July increased to their highest levels in nearly eight years.

Qantas said it will pay A$500m to shareholders and reward its 25,000 employees with a one-off A$3,000 bonus.

UK gym industry records 5.8% increase in membership in 2015 and is now worth more than £4.4bn.

The ban has been imposed as under British rules, betting and gambling ads should not appeal to those under 18.

Working class Americans fear more loss of jobs overseas.

A government report accuses Sports Direct of subjecting employees to "appalling" work conditions.

The pre-ICO to crowdfund the BlockPay project has begun.

Bank of England has had to acknowledge it was too pessimistic before UK vote to leave the European Union.

Loyalty systems as they currently exist are broken, according to BitScan CEO Rob Wilson.

Solid UK economic activity after EU referendum has boosted retail, housebuilding and leisure sectors.

Total orders balance declines from -4 in July to -5 but remains above forecast for a fall to -10.

Big four supermarkets post declines in the 12 weeks to 14 August as Lidl and Aldi see growth of more than 10%

Citizen Advice study shows only 16% of over-55s who have raided pension pots have plans for future care.

Rank Group said the Brexit vote will have little or no impact on its performance.

Yorkshire-based firm sees a rise in buyer numbers despite uncertainty caused by EU Referendum vote.

The move shows that external investors still have confidence in the country's economy post Brexit.

Investors expect Yellen to give a hint about the timeline of the next rate increase in her speech.