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Tesco profits tumble by over 25% but sales are up as the supermarket giant works on recovery

Tesco boss Dave Lewis says the industry's price war continues to rage across the high street.

Topps Tiles sales lose momentum in fourth quarter

Like-for-like sales, which exclude new store openings, were up 1.4% in the 13 weeks to 1 October.

Wikileaks' Julian Assange to release 'significant' documents on US election, Google, arms trading over next 10 weeks

Assange said he plans to release the new material on a weekly basis, with the first batch expected to come within the next few days.

ANZ admits 'mistake' in lending 'colourful character' Pankaj Oswal $687m

The bank was questioned by the House of Representatives economics committee regarding incorrect practices.

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Yahoo agreed to US spy agencies' order to scan customers' email accounts

Ex-employees say the internet company built custom software to snoop on customers.

Former Australian PM Tony Abbott says Brexit means freedom

Abbot spoke to IBTimes UK at the Conservative Party conference in Birmingham.

Blow for Sadiq Khan as David Davis rules out separate Brexit deal for London

'We were given a national instruction and we will interpret it in the national interest', says Brexit secretary.

Clinton vs Trump marks the battle between progressive reinvention and minority populism

Clinton has her detractors, but Americans likely to look beyond minority populism to elect first female president.

HSBC unveils plans to cut small business charges by £13m as fintech start-ups chase these clients

Big banks under pressure from regulators and new financial services firms to cut charges to small businesses.

'Shame on you, shame on you': Women protest Conservative conference over state pensions

Video captures Women Against State Pension Inequality demonstration in Birmingham.

IMF eats humble pie over Brexit claims, admits UK GDP will grow after all

IMF expects the UK economy to grow by 1.8% in 2016, marginally higher than its July forecast of 1.7%.

Nigeria's oil and gas reserves decline as vandalism and theft hit production

NNPC ready to co-operate with stakeholders, exploration companies to increase reserves and productivity.

Mastercard app lets online shoppers pay with a selfie

Mobile app launches in UK and Europe to let shoppers authenticate payments with their face.

Brexit campaign axed cheaper food price pledge over focus group doubts

Conservative MEP Dan Hannan made the revelation at the Conservative conference in Birmingham.

India RBI interest rate cut Urijit Patel

India's central bank cuts rate to 6-year low signalling major policy change

This is Urjit Patel's first announcement since he took over as chief of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI).

BP will let 95 tonnes of spilt oil disperse naturally following North Sea leak

Company said problem occurred in system that separates water, oil and gas on the Clair platform off Shetland.

20 years later...Booker Prize winner Arundhati Roy to release second novel

The Ministry Of Utmost Happiness will be published two decades after The God of Small Things.

Google auto project is about making the perfect driver, not a car

Years of research and millions of robot-driven miles is helping Google create the perfect autonomous driver.

Construction bounces back from post-Brexit vote slump

A surge in housebuilding buoyed construction data last month following a slump after the EU referendum vote.

Porsche to build electric car-charging network with Tesla compatibility

Mission E electric sports car will get its own charging network – but Porsche says it works with Teslas too.

Greggs sales growth fuelled by healthy food in third quarter

Total sales increase 5.6% year-on-year for the 13 weeks to 1 October.

Trump vows 'crippling counter-cyberattacks' against US enemies, calls it 'warfare of the future'

America's dominance in this arena must be unquestioned, the Republican presidential nominee said.

British businesses should drop fears over EU single-market, says ex-BCC boss

John Longworth spoke to IBTimes UK at the 2016 Conservative conference in Birmingham.

Liam Fox: Britain's Olympic success shows UK will become a free trade champion

International Trade Secretary addressed the Conservative Party conference in Birmingham.

Read International Trade Secretary Liam Fox's speech to Conservative conference

Fox said the UK would 'lead the charge once more' to a world of free trade.

Over 40 US law firms unite for Blockchain Legal Defense Coalition

Attorneys specialising in digital currency looking out for constitutional rights and civil liberties of innovators.

Security expert Guardtime inks IoT blockchain alliance

Guardtime will use Intrinsic-ID's SRAM Physical Unclonable Functions (PUFs) to secure the Internet of Things (IoT).

Largest ever DDoS attack: Hacker makes Mirai IoT botnet source code public

The botnet code that took journalist Brian Krebs and French web host OVH offline is now freely available.

UK Chancellor Philip Hammond gives EU-funded firms Brexit guarantee

Companies will have to apply to the Treasury for the cash to 'protect British jobs and businesses'.

Job losses, bailouts and fines have made for a restless summer in the European banking industry

Negative interest rates and tough regulatory rules are putting banks under pressure across Europe.

Former Yahoo executive says up to 3bn user accounts may have been stolen by hackers

The number of accounts is much higher than the 500m being reported, according to source.

Asset management behemoths Janus and Henderson announce 'merger of equals'

Combined entity would have market capitalisation of $6bn with $320bn in assets under management.

Read Chancellor Philip Hammond's full speech to Conservative conference

Hammond said he will protest businesses from economic turbulence during Brexit negotiations.

Boris Johnson's dad backs Brexit migration cuts after pro-EU campaign

Stanley Johnson, the founder of Environmentalists for Europe, spoke to IBTimesUK in Birmingham.

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