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Free software to make your car drive itself? The return of iPhone jailbreaker George Hotz

Comma.ai start-up run by Hotz releases free software to make certain cars drive themselves.

Trump's Treasury nominee Steven Mnuchin says tax reform is the country's 'number-one priority'

Steven Mnuchin's stellar career has taken him from Wall Street to the White House via Hollywood.

British manufacturing sector remains solid despite impact of weak pound

Markit manufacturing PMI falls from 54.3 in October to 53.4 in November, as purchase prices surge at one of fastest rates on record.

Ofcom to launch investigation into increase of landline prices

Britain's telecoms watchdog says it is particularly concerned for elderly and vulnerable customers.

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British pharmaceutical industry warns patients could lose access to vital medicines post-Brexit

Parliamentary committee hears a new product license may be needed after exiting the EU.

R3 blockchain consortium releases open-source Corda platform into the wild

The release comes after a number of major institutions left the R3 consortium.

Oil futures rally as Opec agrees to cut oil production by 1.2m barrels per day

Brent, WTI trade higher following agreement in Vienna to cut Opec production in conjunction with Russia

Russian hackers may disrupt Germany's 2017 election warns spy chief

Bruno Kahl says the pressure on public discourse and democracy is 'unacceptable'.

Europol data breach by former agent leaks 'historical' data on 54 terrorism investigations

Europol stressed that no operations are believed to have been put in jeopardy.

Could Italy's referendum spark a second eurozone crisis?

Italy labours under €360bn of bad bank debt and 40% youth unemployment. It might be in the mood to vote No.

Thousands of xHamster user account details are being sold on digital underground

The database reportedly appeared to include email addresses belonging to the US Army.

New Ford Fiesta: Is this the most technology-filled small car ever made?

Self-parking car now automatically brakes to save distracted drivers from crashing due to 'future shock'.

Exclusive: UAE oil minister says Opec meeting not 'make or break' situation for wider market

Suhail Al Mazroui tells IBTimes UK that Opec was working 'overtime' towards an oil market solution.

Carney says UK remains the 'investment banker for Europe', but wants clarity over Brexit

Bank of England governor says British businesses need clarity as soon as possible over Brexit outcome.

Greene King beer pump and pint of beer are seen in a pub in central London

Greene King posts record half-year revenue but warns of 'challenges' ahead

Revenue rises 14% year-on-year in the six months to 16 October period to £1.04bn.

National Lottery hacked? Suspicious activity confirmed on thousands of accounts

It is not believed that bank details were stolen or core databases accessed.

Intelligence experts call on President Obama to end Edward Snowden's exile in Russia that 'benefits nobody'

'Snowden's actions were not for personal benefit, but were intended to spur reform,' the signatories wrote.

Majority of British shoppers prefer to physically see valuable products before buying them, Barclays report says

Consumer confidence tumbles as Brexit uncertainty continues to rise

GfK Consumer Confidence Index falls from -3 to -8, registering declines in every sub-category in November.

RBS must bolster its financial strength after failing Bank of England stress test

Barclays and Standard Chartered fall short but will not have to increase capital strength.

Power crisis looms after Storm Angus damages UK-France undersea cables

Electricity flows between UK and continent cut by half until February 2017.

Ofgem appoints Co-operative Energy to take over GB Energy Supply's 160,000 customers

Co-operative will offer GB Energy customers the same price tariff they were paying before.

Sleep deprivation 'costs UK economy £40bn a year'

Britain loses 200,000 working days due to a lack of sleep among its working population, a study says.

Cars imported from EU could cost £1,500 more if UK leaves single market, SMMT says

UK motor industry faces £4.5bn car tariff threat, according to an SMMT analysis.

Government's snoopers charter 'has no place in modern democracy' says inventor of World Wide Web

Sir Tim Berners-Lee said that the legislation will curtail people's online freedoms.

Social media giants should act to stop children 'sexting' says Health Secretary

Jeremy Hunt told the Commons health committee that teenagers' mental health is at risk.

Vegetarians call for new £5 note to be scrapped because of animal fat content

A petition demanding the Bank of England replace the note is signed 75,000 times in one day.

Kellogg eyes snack maker Diamond Foods; deal could be about $1bn

Kellogg joins other brands in pulling its adverts from Breitbart News

Screen shot of a Kellogg's ad was part of an online campaign to get marketers to dump the site.

Ukip wants Theresa May to reject Brexit trigger and urge MPs to scrap EU law

New Brexit spokesman Gerard Batten MEP announced the policy with his appointment.

Even secretive hedge funds can open source their software

Cuemacro CEO Saeed Amen is on a panel about open source infrastructure at forthcoming IBT Media data science event.

Chamber of Digital Commerce and Hyperledger Project join up for advocacy and education

The partnership will focus on public policy, intellectual property issues and technical interoperability.

Government unveils plans for greater scrutiny of private firms

Business Secretary Greg Clark proposes pay ratios show earnings gap between a chief executive and an average worker.

San Francisco rail hacker gets hacked: Emails reveal clues about identity and tactics

A security expert contacted Brian Krebs claiming to have hacked the hacker.

'Dronejacking' to become next big security threat as hackers look to the sky

Experts warn drone exploits will soon be traded on the Dark Web.

Blockchain start-up Manifold Technology releases its platform at Wall Street conference

Manifold was founded in 2014 by former White House cybersecurity advisor Chris Finan.

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