BUSINESS

Hackers leveraging new attack methods targeted global banks, telecoms and government agencies.

Car maker will open a new manufacturing plant in Yorkshire where it will produce carbon-fibre chassis.

DFS says weaker pound and squeezed household budgets will hit consumer confidence this year.

Medical equipment manufacturer reports trading profit of $1bn for year ended 31 December.

Mayor of London promised to fight for 'favourable' access to the EU's single-market.

Some 133 vehicles are on show including James Bond's 1964 Aston Martin DB5, complete with machine guns.

The indictment alleges that Martin also stole documents from CIA, DoD, NRO and the US Cyber Command.

Boohoo continues its acquisition spree, edging closer to buying Nasty Gal after taking control of PrettyLittleThing last year.

Travel group posts loss before tax of £135m for the three months ended 31 December.

Top policymaker says stricter regulation is necessary to prevent another financial crisis from happening.

The move is said to put 600 Waitrose jobs at risk.

US investment bank denies move driven by UK's exit from European Union.

Rics survey suggests rents could see a cumulative increase of over 25% in the next 5 years.

Gerard Baker was appointed by Rupert Murdoch and has been labelled a 'neoconservative'.

In May last year, 50 members of the "Lurk" gang were detained in a massive crackdown.

Oil giant is expected to raise approximately $100bn at its initial public offering, as it prepares to sell a 5% stake.

Work and pensions secretary revealed chairs of advisory group at the Age UK conference.

Names, email addresses and phone numbers of staff at Shirebrook HQ allegedly exposed to hackers.

Integration of blockchain technology with Thales Hardware Security Module addresses key distributed ledger risks for financial services, government, healthcare and other sectors.

Dozens of teen girls targeted in sexual blackmail hacking scheme by Ryan J Vallee.

As Glaxo boss Sir Andrew Witty perpares to hand over the reins he warns of competition for its key Advair treatment.

Ability to transform organisational structure, tech, capabilities and processes is vital to success in a volatile market.

Conservative council leader David Hodge denies the Labour leader's PMQs claims.

Nation-state malware, branded "Turla", may be responsible for new hacking campaign.

The beer giant last week extended its sponsorship deal with the Champions League until the 2020-2021 season.

The UK sex shop has recalled a popular adult toy amid concerns its wiring can become exposed.

Liverpool's most famous building is sold to a Luxembourg-based property fund.

Oil and gas firm sees revenue drop 21% to $1.27bn in 2016.

Banks should not be allowed to set their own overdraft charge rates, says Which?