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Taxpayers will foot estimated £50m bill for train strikes which have affected 300,000 commuters.

Institute for Government says Whitehall 'urgently needs' to prepare for negotiations with the EU.

Work and Pensions Committee said the system should be scrapped because of its 'unsustainable nature.

Precious metals and crude oil headed lower ahead of the US Federal Reserve's rate-setting meeting.

Expert forensic investigators claimed over 100 bank employees have been questioned.

Kantar data shows sales at Sainsbury's, Asda and Morrisons continue to decline, while discount retailers thrive.

Cab-hailing firm accused of massive security failings and destroying information pertinent to legal action.

In the UK, the National Crime Agency (NCA) arrested 12 suspects for DDoS misuse.

Ratings agency Moody's has upgraded debt ratings of Barclays after the UK bank sold its French retail banking unit.

The NSA whistleblower will take questions from the public.

Ferrari will build just 10 examples of the J50, which is based on the 488 Spider.

The hacker reportedly plans on leaking the stolen data that includes passport numbers, emails phone numbers and more.

Fed set to raise rates as US markets and dollar have hit record-highs following Donald Trump's victory.

Leaked documents reveal that several firms helped equip Syria's surveillance following the Arab Spring.

House of Lords sub-committees say continued involvement in the customs union could be important.

Report claims Alphabet's Google is switching to partner with car makers rather than going it alone.

Increase in the prices of fuel, clothing and computing equipment drove headline rate higher in November.

SWIFT's global payments innovation (gpi) will go live early next year.

Italy's largest bank launches an overhaul aimed at shedding bad loans and simplifying IT process.

Davis was speaking at a discussion attended by UK car makers such as JLR, BMW and Aston Martin.

The company reportedly claimed that only 30 loyalty members were targeted.

British household spending averages around £50,000 per year compared to around £35,000 in France.

ODNI, which overseas all US intelligence, says there is insufficient evidence to prove intent.

The funds will be used to finance a 500 kilowatt test facility, which KPS is planning to open in 2017.

Hackers who stole £63m from Bangladesh Bank in February are still outfoxing the authorities.

Back in July this year FXCH stated its intention by settling the first FX trade on a blockchain.

Oil and gas stocks rose on crude production cuts, but leading indices slid as Barclays unveil French retail banking unit sale.

New research reiterates that financial exclusion is also a first world problem.

Since 2000, over 50% of Fortune 500 companies have vanished. Such pace of change puts a huge premium on nurturing talent.