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Factom inks another deal in China, this time for blockchain notarisation services

Exclusive: Factom is partnering with Ancun Zhengxin which offers electronic notarisation at 100 notarial offices in China.

Aston Martin to create 4,000 UK jobs with second factory in Glamorgan

Prime Minister David Cameron says the move is evidence of Aston Martin's confidence in the UK economy.

UK employers to hire more permanent staff in next three months, REC survey finds

According to new research, 82% of employers plan to hire more permanent staff between now and May.

Johnson & Johnson to pay £51m to family of woman who claims baby powder led to ovarian cancer

St. Louis jury said Johnson & Johnson failed to warn users on the possible risks of using talcum powder.

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EU referendum: David Cameron warns undecided voters of Brexit 'uncertainty'

UK prime minister made his first public speech since securing a renegotiation deal from the EU.

London Stock Exchange merger: Shares surge after confirmation of Deutsche Boerse talks

The LSE is in negotiation with Deutsche Boerse to create a global markets infrastructure group

EU referendum: Pro-Brexit Bakers' Union will consider backing Grassroots Out

EXCLUSIVE: General secretary Ronnie Draper spoke to IBTimes UK about the historic ballot.

Standard Chartered posts surprise $1.5bn loss on doubled impairment costs

Bank wrote off $1.8bn in restructuring spending and impairment costs doubled to $4bn.

Heathrow Airport revenue and profit grow in 2015 as passenger numbers hit record high

Heathrow CEO warns Britain must stay within the EU as airport sees record 75m passengers in 2015.

Former home secretary Alan Johnson speaks during the Labour Party conference in Manchester

EU referendum: Read full speech from 'Labour In' chief Alan Johnson at Airbus

Senior Labour MP and pro-EU campaigner warned 50,000 manufacturing jobs could be lost after a Brexit.

Uber banned from operating in Australia's Northern Territory

The NT government has decided against making any changes to its legislation to allow Uber to operate in the region.

Persimmon: Builder's profit surges as house prices continue to climb

Revenue climbed 13% to £2.9bn over the year, Persimmon reported on 23 February.

Ladbrokes posts loss for 2015 but proposed Coral merge points to optimism

Bookmaker posts £43m loss in 2015 but says deal with Coral remains on track and is confident about future.

EU referendum: Labour warns 50,000 manufacturing jobs would be lost after Brexit

'Labour In' chief Alan Johnson set to make major speech at Airbus in Bristol on Brexit issue.

Asian markets: China's Shanghai Composite down despite positive Wall Street close overnight

All Asian indices were trading lower despite an increase in WTI crude oil prices.

HSBC paid 453 of its employees €1m or more in 2015

HSBC reported a pay cut for Stuart Gulliver, its chief executive, from £7.6m to £7.3m.

BHP Billiton posts massive half-year loss of $5.7bn

Mining giant slashes interim dividend by 75% to 16 cents per share to protect balance sheet.

BAE Systems reveals that it is subject to cyber attacks by hackers more than 100 times a year

BAE Systems faces cyberattacks by hackers more than 100 times a year

Besides major hackers, it is also targetted by cybercriminals who are less sophisticated or organised.

Hollywood is 'straight, white and male' says University of Southern California diversity study

Minorities, women, LGBT face an 'epidemic of invisibility' in movies and on TV, research has found.

Google Android: GMBot source code leaked to the dark web - now anyone can become a malware kingpin

Researchers at IBM have branded GMBot a 'one-stop shop' for Android attacks - and now it's in the wild.

Ethereum innovator Digix Global announces plans for DigixDAO crowdsale

CEO Kai Cheng Chng explained how DigixDAO token holders can pledge support for projects using crowdsale funds.

Mining giant BTCC talks about road ahead for Bitcoin following failed 'coup'

IBTimes UK spoke to Samson Mow, COO of BTCC and co-organiser of recent Bitcoin scaling talks in Hong Kong.

What can entrepreneurs learn from Kanye West and his $53m debt?

Some 44% of startups either run out of cash or come very close to doing so within the first three years.

EU referendum: David Cameron and Boris Johnson clash over Brexit vote in House of Commons

Prime minister and Mayor of London debated the future of the UK in front of fellow MPs.

London mayoral election 2016: Tory hopeful Zac Goldsmith makes tax return public

Spokesman for Sadiq Khan tells IBTimes UK the Labour candidate will publish his this week.

Standard Chartered considering raising at least $4bn

City hedge fund bets on Standard Chartered shares to fall even further in 2016

Marshall Wace disclosed a short position on the stock as bank is expected to post worst results since 2004.

EU referendum: Where to watch MPs grill David Cameron over renegotiation deal

Conservative leader will face the House of Commons for the first time since securing the settlement.

RWE and Slock.it – Electric cars using Ethereum wallets can recharge by induction at traffic lights

Slock.it just signed a deal with Samsung and Ubuntu which is being presented at MWC 2016.

EU referendum: Sterling suffers biggest fall since 2010 after Boris Johnson backs Brexit

Pound could post biggest decline against the dollar for six years after Johnson backed move to leave EU.

EU referendum: British business leaders say David Cameron's deal makes no difference

Snap Institute of Directors poll reveals just 10% of business chiefs thought the settlement was bad.

HSBC profit edges higher but bank warns of 'bumpier' environment due to China slowdown

Pre-tax profit grows 1% but falls short of expectations as lender warns of a bumpy road ahead in China.

Ethereum-inspired Clearmatics to save OTC markets from eternal darkness

Robert Sams says 'the goal is automation without intermediation' and OTC markets are an abvious candidate.

George Osborne plotting £4bn raid on pension savings, claims former minister

Steve Webb says chancellor may scrap tax breaks on pension contributions in favour of Isa-style system.

Volvo recalls 59,000 cars, 7,000 in UK due to software glitch

The software malfunction forces the car engine to switch off before switching on again.

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