BUSINESS

President Mario Draghi says there should be no doubt about the ECB's ability to take further stimulus measures if needed.

The communist state is allegedly filtering messages containing at least 30 keywords.

Liberal Democrat MP Tom Brake says a headhunter quoted him the staggering salary.

Firefighters were unable to remove the body for hours due to fears over being electrocuted.

The restaurant's website was hacked and injected with pseudo Darkleech script, redirecting users to ransomware.

Models recalled include Fit hatchback, Civic and Accord sedans and the hybrid Insight.

Top politicians are meeting at Number 10 as the 27 other EU nations hold informal summit in Slovakia.

President Mario Draghi expected to announce extension to quantitative easing programme past March 2017.

UK law enforcement agencies have been in talks with Europol in efforts to mitigate the potential consequences.

Boss of the electricals chain says it has enjoyed 'another very good quarter.'

European Commission's vice-president warns that city's role as Europe's main financial centre may be at risk.

Cutting staff and exiting onerous contracts sees costs mount at the mobile payments firm.

A Reuters poll showed that most analysts expect the ECB to keep interest rates unchanged.

Profit before tax jumps 51% to $149.7m in six months to 30 June period.

Nick Hungerford, co-founder of investment management company, says wealth managers need to "generate relevance".

Bernie Ecclestone will continue as CEO while Chase Carey of 21st Century Fox will serve as the new chairman.

Brexit throws up challenges and opportunities in equal measure, says Richard Laughton of market leading peer-to-peer car rental firm.

According to the deal, HPE will divest businesses that include the former operations of Autonomy.

'Economically irresponsible' to pursue high-speed rail line, thinktank says.

The decision is latest by May in overhauling policies by ex-prime minister David Cameron

Permanent appointments rise for first time in three months in August.

4 people died when a part-demolished section of Didcot power station collapsed in February 2016.

Democratic House speaker Nancy Pelosi wants a 'united front' with Republicans.

Security experts Webroot predicts Bitcoin may be replaced by privacy-centric cryptocurrency Monero.

Britain's economy is in the midst of a slowdown and growth could fall even further, claims NIESR report.

'Jeremy seems happy to accept Brexit at any cost,' the Labour leadership challenger claimed.

Contingency plans adopted by the Bank helped soften the Brexit impact, governor tells MPs.

Footsie remains in the black despite the sharpest drop in manufacturing production for a year.

The Panama Papers is considered the largest leak of financial data in history.