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The claims come after the Japanese car maker announced boosting its UK investment at its Sunderland plant.

Volumes on the three major exchanges: Huobi, OKCoin and BTCC have reached about 7m BTC in a 24 hour period.

A person's finger veins are much harder to counterfeit than fingerprints and could aid the fintech revolution.

Russia brushes off hacking allegations as targeted Putin aide 'does not use email'.

Britain's financial sector became deregulated on 27 October 1986, as it jumped into the 21st century.

Deutsche Bank posts a marginal third quarter profit contrary to market expectations.

'Consumer preferences for financial products and services are changing rapidly,' says the OCC.

Too-good-to-be-true offer is in fact a phishing scam designed to steal your info and spread malware.

Pegasus, YiSpecter and Stagefright are all examples of major mobile malware.

Cyrus Mistry's email to Tata Sons' directors makes allegations against Ratan Tata and the board.

The Blockchain Insurance Summit will take place in Chicago, Illinois, on 8 November, 2016.

European Council President Donald Tusk will contact Justin Trudeau once procedures are finalised.

The total market cap of the Indian conglomerate reduced by £3.33bn since its chairman was sacked.

Sunderland plant will produce new Nissan Qashqai and X-Trail model and company could create more jobs.

Harold Martin's lawyers have appealed to a senior judge to review the case, arguing for his release from detention pending trial.

Government has so far recouped £17bn of the £20.5bn it spent on bailing out the bank during the financial crisis.

UK economy grew by 0.5% over third quarter of 2016, in the three months after vote, down from 0.7%.

Justin Trudeau and EU leaders were scheduled to sign the CETA deal in Brussels.

Official data showed that China's industrial profits slowed in September.

Shadow chancellor will issue warning to the Institution of Mechanical Engineers in London.

Telecom giant posts 1.1% increase in underlying revenue in the third quarter as pre-tax profits surge 24%.

Hackers posing as customer support staff on Twitter to hoodwink customers into divulging credentials.

Profit before tax rises 0.5% to £114.1m for the year to 3 September.

Carlyle's buyout funds are proposed to be targeted at companies in US, Europe and Japan.

The bank said it is still in the process of selling off its Africa business.

Upmarket stores are jam-packed with wealthy visitors enjoying bargains galore.

Industrial sector leads the rebound, while demand for offices and retail space remains flat.

While many entities have claimed responsibility for the attack, Flashpoint said their claims are 'dubious'.

WikiLeaks is continuing to publish material related to the US elections, despite Assange's limited communications.