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UK Banking: Lloyds accuses CMA of “obvious flaws” in its study on the sector

Lloyds Bank appoints judge to review HBOS bribery and sex parties scandal

Bank appoints retired high court judge Dame Linda Dobbs to review the scandal that involved bribery.

Boeing nearing decision to launch larger version of 737 model amid competition from Airbus

The Boeing 737 MAX10 would directly compete with the popular Airbus A321neo.

Metro Bank takes another step to profitability but challenges loom large

Challenger bank posts profits for third consecutive quarter as deposits and lending both grow.

Twitter financial data guru Stephen Morse moves to Neudata as advisor in the US

Morse was previously head of global financial data partnerships at Twitter.

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Keeping calm and carrying on: European corporate credit markets trundling along nicely

S&P Global Ratings say doubts over Europe's outlook persist but rapid deterioration in credit conditions is unlikely.

The maturing bull market and how to play it

Markets have been rising for eight years; so what do we make of it and are we close to the top?

British telecoms should see Brexit as 'an opportunity', says TalkTalk Business general manager

Kristine Olson-Chapman tells IBTimes UK digital economy could become more important for the UK post-Brexit.

Uber wants to test flying taxis in Dubai and Texas by 2020

Uber aims to have 'full-scale operations' by 2023.

UK remains 'highly attractive destination' for Indian investments despite Brexit

Around 800 Indian firms had operations in the UK in 2016 with combined revenues of £47.5 bn.

Fancy Bear hackers ramp up attacks against German think tanks as key European elections approach

The Kremlin-linked hacker group reportedly targeted think tanks linked to Angela Merkel's CDU party.

Labour slams Tories on failed economic manifesto promises

The criticism comes after new figures revealed the deficit would not be repaid before 2020.

Up to 600,000 Android devices hit by malware posing as Pokemon Go and Fifa guides

The malware - dubbed FalseGuide - may have been building a botnet, experts warn.

Yahoo boss Marissa Mayer to pocket $186m on sale to Verizon

The chief executive's windfall includes stock, stock options and a ''golden parachute''.

British Airways' Parent IAG Wants EU to Examine 'Illegal' Alitalia Bailout

Alitalia goes bust: Italy's flagship airline triggers insolvency process as liquidation looms

Two-thirds of workers at Italy's flagship airline rejected turnaround plan involving salary cuts and redundancies.

Nestle to cut 300 jobs in Britain as it moves production of Blue Riband bars to Poland

Swiss company's decision draws strong criticism from unions, who accuse it of jeopardising workers' future.

UK's powerful Treasury watchdog needs new chair as Andrew Tyrie quits parliament

Labour MP Wes Streeting described Tory as a 'true parliamentarian and public servant'.

Extradition case against 'hacker' Lauri Love rumbles on as permission to appeal granted

Love: 'Good news comes scantly between crisis and calamity.'

Many security vulnerabilities could be due to people learning to code using bad web tutorials

German researchers found 117 security vulnerabilities they believe were introduced by popular web tutorials.

Volvo posts bigger than expected jump in profit for first quarter

CEO Hakan Samuelsson outlines firm's 'three pillars' strategy in entering the self-driving cars market.

HSBC confirms advisory mandate on bumper Saudi Aramco IPO

Global banking giant expected to advise Saudis on what's being tipped as the world's largest IPO.

The brains behind BitTorrent will create a new cryptocurrency to rival Bitcoin

The creator of file sharing network BitTorrent slams Bitcoin as 'still overhyped'.

Wall Street software engineer hacked colleagues to see if he was getting fired

IT engineer installed malware to steal proprietary data - but was only caught after hacking other employees.

Google's Waymo begins free driverless taxi service

On-demand minivans are available to select residents in the greater Phoenix, Arizona area.

Virgin Trains and Stagecoach join forces with France's SNCF to bid for HS2 franchise

The French state-owned operator teams up to bid for Britain's key high-speed rail link.

Britain's public borrowing falls to lowest level since the financial crisis

The UK's public sector net borrowing falls 28% year-on-year in March.

Billionaire Bernard Arnault swoops for Christian Dior in €12.1bn deal

LVMH, the world's largest luxury goods firm, takes control of the 70-year fashion house.

Amec Foster Wheeler reports £307m increase in pre-tax losses amid ongoing takeover by Wood Group

Total losses nearly doubled to £542m for the year ended 31 December 2016.

British Gas boss Iain Conn claims Conservative government does not believe in free market

Centrica CEO says government approach to energy bills cap is 'concerning'.

Costa coffee owner Whitbread forecasts 'tough' year ahead

Rise of businesses such as independent coffee houses and Airbnb slow growth at the UK giant.

Meet Paul Singer: The billionaire activist investor taking on BHP Billiton

Wall Street hedge fund manager has form when chasing high returns from distressed debt to corporate takeovers.

HipChat hacked, users' account information, private messages and content possibly compromised

In some instances, hackers may have infiltrated private messages and content within rooms as well.

Token Summit in New York explores brave new world of blockchain ICOs

Token Summit on May 25 is organised by renowned blockchain author, investor, and entrepreneur William Mougayar,

Amazon builds a team to work on driverless vehicle technology

The company could use autonomous vehicles to deliver goods.

French carmaker PSA being investigated over alleged emissions cheating

PSA denies its vehicles were fitted with software to manipulate emissions tests.

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