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Kim Dotcom hopes Megaupload 2.0 will bring micropayments and blockchain to the masses

Dotcom is using a bitcoin-only approach to fundraising in order to try to make bitcoin adoption mainstream.

FX Focus: Pound nears 31-year low versus dollar but recovers against euro

Pound loses ground against major currency crosses after Prime Minister Theresa May announces Brexit talks will formally begin by March.

Read Business Secretary Greg Clark's full speech to conference

Britain's Financial Secretary to the Treasury Greg Clark (Photo: Reuters)

Cabinet minister addressed the Conservative Party conference in Birmingham.

Greg Clark: Business Secretary tells Tories UK needs an 'economic upgrade'

Clark also attack Jeremy Corbyn and Labour during speech to Conservative conference.

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Tesco sells Dobbies for £217m to a consortium led by Midlothian Capital Partners and Hattington Capital

Tesco faces £150m legal claim from shareholders over accounting scandal

The lawsuit is expected to be filed with the high court by a group of 60 investors later this month.

Philip Hammond to tackle UK housing shortage with £5bn building fund

The Chancellor is set to unveil changes to planning rules in push for tens of thousands of new homes.

UK faces 'hard Brexit' as David Davis vows Tories will slash immigration

Davis went further than any of his cabinet minister colleagues on the issue at the Tory conference.

Read Brexit Secretary David Davis' full speech to Conservative conference

Brexit Secretary promised to bring immigration numbers down and control the UK's borders.

Conservative Autumn Party Conference 2016: Theresa May's first Brexit speech

Theresa May: UK will ignore Brexit doubters to unlock 'Global Britain'

British PM promised to trigger Article 50 before March at the Conservative conference.

Beleaguered Deutsche Bank executives charged in Italy over rigging claims

Charges have been brought against 13 former and current executives at Deutsche and two other banks.

Chris Grayling says Article 50 announcement 'best thing for restoring confidence' in Britain

Transport Secretary and leading Brexiteer says "proper thing to do is to set a date and get on with it".

Adult entertainment company Naughty America exploring blockchain for digital rights management

Naughty America Productions and DECENT piloting next generation video content distribution platform.

Iain Duncan Smith: Brexit will stop UK business 'being lazy'

Former cabinet minister spoke to IBTimes UK at the Conservative conference in Birmingham.

'Brexit means Brexit': What is Theresa May's Great Repeal Bill?

Prime minister will make major Brexit announcement at the Tory conference in Birmingham.

India raises over £7bn in tax evasion amnesty

Some $9.8bn worth of hidden income and assets declared during four-month programme.

Conservative Party Conference 2016, protest planned

On the hunt for Birmingham-based Tories as Theresa May comes to town

IBTimes UK visits the rain-soaked second city ahead of the Conservative Party conference.

Thousands protest in Amman, Jordan after country signs Israeli gas deal

Protesters claim deal leaves Jordanians unable to criticise Israeli's "Zionist" policies towards Palestine.

German media claims Angela Merkel is unable to bail out Deutsche Bank

Move to help Germany's biggest bank would be considered 'political suicide' for German Chancellor.

Russian hackers suspected in Newsweek DDoS attack that saw site crash after publishing Trump Cuba story

Russian hackers suspected in Newsweek DDoS attack that saw magazine's site crash after publishing Trump Cuba story

According to the magazine's editor in chief Jim Impoco, the main IP addresses involved in the hack were traced back to Russia.

Volkswagen agrees to pay up to $1.2bn to its US dealers as compensation over emissions scandal

Each dealer is said to receive an average payout of $1.85m over 18 months.

Snowden disclosures helped reverse expansion and use of Patriot Act provision finds US DOJ watchdog

Snowden's revelations deterred expansion and use of Patriot Act provision to obtain email records

The US DOJ watchdog's report said 'transactional records for email' were 'the most common type of records requested'.

Jaguar Land Rover boss says European customers are avoiding buying British cars amid Brexit

Jaguar Land Rover boss says Europeans stopped British cars after Brexit vote

Ralf Speth said the trend could hurt the UK car industry, which supports 800,000 jobs.

Monarch gets its ATOL licence extended and secures funding

The CAA said it had given an extension to Monarch's existing ATOL licences for 12 days.

FX Focus: Pound rallies on UK second quarter GDP revision

British currency claws back some of the ground lost against major currency crosses.

Hottest cars on display at the Paris Motor Show 2016

In pictures: The latest SUVs, electric cars, hybrid cars, supercars and hypercars, as well as weird and wacky concept vehicles.

Deutsche Bank poised for tense weekend stand-off against the markets

German lender hits fresh 30-year lows as hedge funds sell off stock.

Mercedes AMG making road-legal $2m hypercar with Formula One engine

To compete with the Aston Martin-Red Bull 001, the car will share an engine with Lewis Hamilton's F1 car.

What does Facebook secretly know about me, and how do I find out?

Facebook is holding secret dossiers on its 2 billion users and there's a tool to see what yours includes.

'The Schumacher' and 'The Stirling' are Ferrari's first 70th birthday presents to itself

Four of 350 special cars to celebrate Ferrari's 70th birthday are shown off at the Paris Motor Show.

Isle of Man's economic resilience will help it weather the 'domino effect' of Brexit

Crown dependency's director of finance says banking will need careful negotiation between London and Brussels.

How hacking an iPhone 7 could win you a £1m prize

Security research company Zerodium offers biggest ever bug bounty for finding iOS 10 zero-day vulnerabilities.

Former HBOS banker bribed with prostitutes, cash and luxury travel, court hears

Ring of bankers and consultants used failing firms as front to funnel cash between themselves, court is told.

RBS reveals the proposed future legal entity structure of the group to comply with ring-fencing requirements

RBS unveils proposed structure to comply with ring-fencing requirements

The UK requires large banks to separate their consumer business from their investment banking activities.

Generation EQ is the starting point for Mercedes' electric future

Revealed at the Paris Motor Show, the EQ platform can be adapted to fit almost any type of vehicle.

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