BUSINESS

The "Continuation" XKSS, as the heritage cars are to be called, will cost over £1m each

Cetas developer Algorythmix said the system 'maintains an apt balance between AML and privacy laws'.

Campaign on the EU referendum hots up as battle lines are drawn.

Tata board to meet in Mumbai to decide fate of loss-making units.

Nine Boeing P-8A Poseidon planes being sold to the UK military.

Forbes' new Midas List ranks the world's 100 most successful venture capitalists.

BP, Shell, Chevron, Talisman Sinopec and Petrofac are among the companies that have announced job cuts.

Oppo says price of Madagascan vanilla has doubled over the past month.

Woman furious after seeing paint shade - which is named "rapeseed yellow" online - on sale in Coventry.

Your chances to win the £2m National Lottery jackpot with a £2 ticket are estimated at one in 45 million.

Cocoa and sugar prices have increased, so this Easter will be a lot more expensive for chocolate lovers.

MP's decision to put many areas of spending and taxes off-limits means he may struggle to raise cash.

The hedge fund, an activist shareholder at Yahoo, is set to nominate nine new board members.

A proposed tax on imported sugar-sweetened drinks may have some surprising beneficiaries.

Petroleum minister Ibe Kachikwu says oil from refineries to be kept in "strategic reserves".

UK retail sales declined 0.4% month-on-month in February despite predictions of a 1% fall.

IBTimes UK offers an exclusive behind the scenes account of the latest industrial dispute.

EtherPoker, a P2P poker platform currently being developed by Julian Pittleman and Jim Berry out of ConsenSys.

Clothing retailer posts 5% increase in profit but warns the year ahead could be challenging.

Union said 90% of its members on the network backed the 24-hour weekend service in a referendum.

Opening times for Sainsbury's, Tesco, Morrisons, Waitrose, Aldi and Lidl over the four-day weekend.

Grand estimate was revealed to parliament by Cabinet Office minister John Penrose.

Digital Catapult in London is hosting a lightning blockchain pitch-off on March 30th.

Retail Acquisitions bought British department-store chain from retail mogul Sir Philip Green for £1 in 2014.

Conservative leader made the boozy announcement during Prime Minister's Questions.

Vincent de Rivaz dismisses concerns over financing and says project is close to receiving final go-ahead.

Majority stakeholder and deputy chair Mike Ashley admitted: "We're in trouble".

CEO is optimistic, but if BHS does not reel in a deal with creditors, 8,500 jobs are at stake

United Cabbies Group will liaise with the Metropolitan Police and decide a new date for the protest.