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Next posts first slide in profits for eight years as poor stock and weak pound bite

The bellwether retailer said inflation and weak wage growth make it 'extremely cautious' about 2017.

Alchemy in the derivatives market could trigger the next global financial crisis

Wall Street banks are setting themselves up for the next systemic crisis by financial experimentation in the derivatives market.

UK car production rises to 17-year high in February

UK car plants produced 153,041 vehicles during the month.

UK consumer confidence edges down on job concerns

YuGov/CEBR consumer confidence index falls to 109.3 in March from 109.6 in February.

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Bugatti launches ultra-luxurious bicycle that'll match your supercar for a cool £30,000

Money-no-object pushbike made from carbon claims to be world's lightest urban bicycle.

Fappening 2.0: Full list of every celebrity exposed by the nude photo hacking scandal

Actor Kate Hudson and US singer Miley Cyrus latest alleged victims of nude leaks.

As banks plan to move jobs to the EU, will London remain Europe's financial hub?

Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley plan to move hundreds of jobs away from London before any Brexit deal.

BMW hints that UK Mini production depends on Brexit talks

BMW boss Harald Krueger points out that the carmaker also makes Minis in the Netherlands.

Honda on self-driving, AI and the future of the supercar

Autonomous city cars like the Neuv will act as a self-driving ride-share service when the owner is away.

LastPass probes Firefox and Chrome bugs that could be exploited to steal passwords

Google researcher uncovers two vulnerabilities in widely-used password manager.

Dirty nappies floating in the Thames: Thames Water fined record £20m for raw sewage spill

Environmental disaster killed hundreds of river birds and fish.

Is a new emissions scandal on the horizon for Fiat Chrysler as French prosecutors launch probe

Nitrogen oxide emissions 10 times the permissible limit were detected in vehicles.

Necurs: World's worst botnet switches gears from dishing out ransomware to stock scam

Necurs botnet was previously mainly used for widespread distribution of Locky and Dridex ransomware strains.

Brexit price row brewing as Tesco pulls Heineken beers and ciders from the shelves

Sol, Tiger and Amstel disappear from supermarket after Heineken warns of 6p increase per pint.

ING Bank says criminal investigation may lead to 'significant' fines

The Dutch financial giant said the probe centres around money laundering and other "corrupt practices".

Hackers threaten to wipe millions of iCloud accounts if Apple doesn't pay ransom by 7 April

'This is just the start,' the hacker group wrote.

Edward Snowden talks about Russia, Trump, WikiLeaks and 'spy' microwaves at CeBit conference

The NSA whistle-blower claimed that WikiLeaks' recent disclosures are a 'genuine public service'.

FTSE 100 bosses earn almost 400 times more than workers on national living wage

Report from Equality Trust warns of growing inequality as CEOs 'gorge on obscene rewards'.

Kingfisher warns of European political uncertainty as it posts strong 2016 profits

Group boss Véronique Laury beat City forecasts and added her five-year plan to boost trading was on track.

ZrCoin crowdfunds first ever commodities option on the blockchain

ZrCoin is backed by Zirconium Dioxide, a key industrial material which can now be produced using green technologies.

London Taxi Company opens £300m plant in Coventry to make electric black cabs

The plant will also be support by a £80m government scheme to encourage electric car use.

Savills profits helped by market share gains in China

Property services firm reports 1% increase in profits for 2016.

Data privacy day - 5 things you can do to keep your data from being hacked

Flight electronics ban: Data privacy of travellers at stake say security experts

Travellers are at risk of data theft or loss, believe privacy experts.

British innovation caught in middle as China poses threat to the EU

Both Brits and Chinese ought to know the world is ripe for breakthrough products.

This scammer tricked 2 major US tech giants out of $100m as part of an elaborate phishing campaign

This scammer tricked 2 major US tech firms out of $100m as part of an elaborate phishing campaign

The cybercriminal allegedly posed as an Asian hardware manufacturer and sent phishing emails to the firms.

Brexit: UK needs comprehensive EU trade deal to protect non-financial services sectors, says report

Britain needs to secure a transitional deal until final agreement is concluded.

Deutsche Bank embroiled in money laundering scandal for Russian criminals

The German bank is the latest to be shamed in the investigation.

Qihoo 360 team at Pwn2Own 2017 competition

VMWare virtual machine finally hacked at Pwn2Own 2017 security conference

Nothing is safe - hackers have finally figured out how to break out of VMWare's virtual machine sandbox.

England rugby coach Eddie Jones takes advisory role with Japanese bank Nomura

The former Australian hooker says he advise on how to get "diverse groups to work successfully together".

Goldman Sachs to move hundreds of jobs away from London before Brexit

Wall Street giant says it cannot afford to wait for EU and Britain to agree a Brexit deal.

Forbes Rich List 2017: Meet the 10 wealthiest people in Africa

Richest Africans hail from Algeria, Angola, Egypt, Morocco, Nigeria, South Africa, Swaziland and Tanzania.

Is the UK Bribery Act damaging corporate Britain?

The UKBA, aimed at preventing corruption, is well worth the price for a more ethical corporate world.

Qtum token sale raises over $15m in five days

Qtum started the first day off fast, selling $10 million of its tokens in 90 minutes.

Venezuela's gold rush: Illegal miners face malaria, mercury poisoning and organised crime

Desperate people with dreams of getting rich find they are little more than slaves in a lawless underworld.

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