BUSINESS

As bitcoin passes the £2,000 mark for the first time, stories of lost fortunes are back in the news.

Shares in the drinks mixer firm has jumped by 900% since its stock market launch in three years ago.

First quarter GDP revised down to 0.2% as consumer facing industries suffer slowdown.

The British ingredients maker said its new products division hit sales of over $100m for the first time.

Budget airline posts 28% increase in revenue as passenger numbers continue to grow.

A strike by BMW workers at three factories over pensions hurt output last month.

Trades on Hell included massive stolen databases and hacking techniques.

"My fear is our constant focusing on the Russians is deflecting away from some other things," Farenthold said.

The TUC report has warned that unsecured debt per household will rise to £13,900 this year, surpassing pre-crisis levels.

XData racked up 3 times more infections than WannaCry did in Ukraine.

WannaCry strain of ransomware is a Windows-only exploit and doesn't impact Android.

Geely will control a 51% stake in the British carmaker and a 49.9% in Malaysian group Proton.

IBTimes UK drives two highly efficient prototype cars ahead of the Shell Eco-Marathon in London.

The flaw was patched in two days and the researcher was handed a bounty.

The retailer plans to close 30 UK stores and 53 internationally as it shifts its focus towards food.

Spotify says it has 'not experienced a security breach' and that user records are safe.

One in 10 UK companies said they have no security concerns regarding employees' use of public Wi-Fi hotspots.

Mark Carney and Barclays boss Jes Staley have both been targeted by the same prankster this month.

Mr Justice Hildyard at London's High Court is told both sides are "hopeful" of a deal.

B&Q owner says five-year restructuring plan remains on track.

Ineos is buying yet another North Sea oil and gas business to continue its operational expansion in the region.

Families are increasingly turning to credit cards and payday loans to pay bills, says TUC.

Electronics group's sales rise 9% year-on-year in 12 months to April, despite political headwinds.

Property developer expects London's commercial property market to weaken further over coming months.

Privacy rights groups are renewing their battle against the NSA.

CEO Archie Bethel has projected a strong medium-term outlook for the firm.

The high street retailer racked up costs of over £437m as it attempts to boost sales at the business.

The credit rating agency expects China's economic growth will decrease to 5% over the next five years.

Net profit came in at $1.4bn for the year ended 31 March.