UK inflation hits highest level since 2013 as cost of energy and air travel soars
Inflation rises from 2.3% in March to 2.7% in April, beating forecast for a 2.6% reading.
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John McDonnell admits Labour's general election manifesto is not fully costed
Shadow chancellor refused to say how much nationalising the water industry would cost.
Vodafone loss widens to €6.1bn but forecasts stronger growth
The mobile phone giant boosted its dividend by 2% in a bid to reassure investors.
Banks are failing to protect customers from transfer scams
Which? says 8% of people admit making a bank transfer that has turned out to be a fraud.
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WannaCry 2.0? New ransomware variant without kill switch emerges
The new harder-to-kill strain is already infecting computer systems in four countries, renewing fears of another wave of cyberattacks across the world.
China's Silk Road initiative off to a bumpy start due to the UK and the EU's reluctance
Initiative not clear on public procurement and social and environmental standards. it is claimed.
North Korea 'linked' to global WannaCry cyberattacks by shared malware code
Lazarus Group hackers also linked to Bangladesh Bank heist in 2016.
'Targeted attack gone wrong': Was the WannaCry ransomware epidemic an accident?
Hackers' bitcoin wallets may prove they were 'unprepared' for such a widespread attack.
JP Morgan buys Dublin office block amid bank Brexit planning
The US bank's new building will be able to house twice the number of staff it already employs in Dublin.
Is the 'WannaCry' ransomware attack the wake-up call the world needed?
Ransomware has spread across the world - disrupting UK hospitals and businesses.
Has the global ransomware attack given bitcoin its bad name back?
Ties to the global WannaCry ransomware attack have undone years of positive growth for bitcoin.
Vladimir Putin blames the US for global ransomware meltdown
Putin said: "The initial source of this virus is the United States security agencies."
Who is behind the global ransomware cyberattack? Three theories on mystery WannaCry culprits
The infectious malware has been recorded in over 150 countries - who is responsible?
Chinese hackers try to take control of WannaCry ransomware kill switch
Experts say renewed attacks could hit computers once again if systems are not patched.
Watch live as surprisingly few WannaCry ransomware victims pay up
Three bitcoin wallets attached to the WannaCry ransomware attack have earned less than £40,000.
Shares hit at 888 after Gambling Commission probe
Britain's gambling watchdog will look at how its applies its customer "social responsibility" measures.
United Airlines cockpit door access information made public by flight attendant
United Airlines operates around 4,500 flights to more than 330 destinations across the globe.
UK labour market facing 'rocky period' as economy loses steam
EY Item Club expects UK unemployment rate to climb to 5.4% in 2018 from 4.8% this year.
Ukip claim to be 'most successful pressure group of 21st century' as poll rating drops to 3%
Party's economic spokesman Patrick O'Flynn MEP made claim to IBTimes UK.
Toshiba warns of large annual loss as it misses another results deadline
The troubled Japanese conglomerate says it will post a net loss of ¥950bn for 2016/17 financial year.
WannaCry: List of major companies and networks hit by ransomware around the globe
High-profile organisations such as the NHS, Renault, FedEx, Bank of China and more were affected.
Weak pay rises lead to fall in living standards for British workers
Survey shows firms preparing to give workers a 1% rise, as inflation forecast to jump to 2.7% this week.
TUI narrows first-half loss amid growing demand for holidays
World's largest tour operator says demand for holidays in Spain and Portugal offset weaker demand for Turkey.
Two more runways? Businesses urge government to expand air capacity as Britain lags behind EU
IoD calls for new Airports Commission to be set up after elections to decide on two new runway locations.
Microsoft slams NSA for WannaCry ransomware equating it with having 'Tomahawk missiles stolen'
'The governments of the world should treat this attack as a wake-up call,' Brad Smith, Microsoft president said.
Donald Trump wants US highways to be 'great again' so drivers will have to pay 'bigly'
If the President intends to spend $1trn on US roads and highways then drivers will have to fork out.
Uber burn: Google's Waymo teams up with Lyft on self-driving car tech
"Waymo holds today's best self-driving technology," Lyft said.
Is WannaCry ransomware back? 2 new variants emerge hinting at future global attacks
Experts estimate that the ransomware infected over 100,000 computers across nearly 150 countries.
Seven NHS Trusts still turning away patients from A&E departments after cyberattack
Patients also told to stay away from GPs unless urgent.
Fears of renewed onslaught of global cyberattacks warns Europol
Rob Wainwright, director of Europol, said the scale of the attack was unprecedented.
Fiat Chrysler recalls 1.25 million pickup trucks due to software error
The computer modules of the affected vehicles would be reprogrammed.
Brexit Britain is the western end of China's Silk Road, claims Chancellor Philip Hammond
Chancellor Philip Hammond was in Beijing for the two-day talks.
City speculators must pay 'fair share': Labour to impose 'Robin Hood' Tax if elected
Shadow chancellor John McDonnell said the levy would introduce 'fairness' back into the system.
Labour accuses Jeremy Hunt of ignoring 'extensive warnings' about NHS cyberattack
Jonathan Ashworth said that Hunt must face questions on why systems were not replaced.
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