BUSINESS

Factom Federation includes several protocol changes and a networking change allowing further upgrades.

Stay grounded, people. There's no direct evidence that in-flight system tampering can bring down a plane.

RMT chief Mick Cash says industrial action on the cards in jobs row.

FTSE 100-listed firm confirms merger with Deutsche Boerse is edging closer to completion.

The country's £25.7bn a year legal sector needs to have its law recognised in other EU countries to continue to thrive.

Airport bosses confess to rigging car parking charges but are spared a heavy fine by the Civil Aviation Authority.

SNP leader will put pressure on UK Prime Minister Theresa May in Bute House speech.

Italian government will ask parliament to authorise a €20bn rescue package but MPS hopes to avoid nationalisation.

Lloyds boosts its stake in the UK credit card business with this deal with the Bank of America.

Bringing more competitive business to UK shores will be physically and fiscally challenging post-Brexit but the UK must not waver.

Classified government records are believed to have been accessed by the hackers.

The potential deal will put Radio Times under foreign ownership for the first time.

The problem pertains to navigating bike lanes and comes days after Uber defying California regulators.

Report highlights how businesses in UK are far less equipped to handle breaches as compared to those in the US.

The purchase will be made from a consortium of UK-based PE investors managed by Smithfield Group.

Protesters reported crashing smartphones and disappearing Facebook updates.

The IMF managing director was accused of failing to prevent a massive government payout in favour of Bernard Tapie.

Mick Whelan, the general secretary of train drivers' union Aslef, spoke to IBTimes UK.

The restrictions come following similar strikes against Twitter, Dropbox and YouTube.

Waymo, the new name of Google's self-driving car division, shows off new autonomous minivan built by Chrysler.

Thomas Birr and Carsten Stöcker of innogy SE look at how transportation will meet blockchain transactions.

Almost 20% of Britons plan to work throughout the Christmas period but 28% would like more time off.

Coder and blogger Ben Dickson examines the irrepressible world of initial coin offerings.

Former EU commissioner and business secretary once clashed with Khan over Ed Miliband.

After the Hyperloop, Tesla and Mars colonisation, Musk's plans to build underground roads seem plausible.

The company noted it has found 'no evidence that any data has been made publicly available'.

European governments are warning of escalating threat of Russian hacking.

Walkout over pay is just one of many actions for the Christmas period across the UK.

Deal comes days after BP hammers out oil agreement more than twice the size with United Arab Emirates.