BUSINESS

The thinktank sees growth shrinking, job losses and rising inflation.

Hackers have stolen some 119,756 bitcoin or about $65m in cash at current prices.

Losses due to fraud on credit and debit cards in Britain rose by 18% to £492m last year, study shows.

Bitfinex confirmed the breach and said it had suspended trading, deposits and withdrawals of bitcoins.

May is expected to look for a national strategy instead of adopting Osborne's 'Northern Powerhouse' plan.

Uncertainty following Brexit vote hits confidence among small and medium-sized enterprises.

Labour leadership challenger will unveil major policy during speech to supporters in Milton Keynes.

Telegram, which offers encrypted chat, is used by roughly 20 million people in the country.

Hundreds of global remittance companies forced to cease transfers while Western Union, MoneyGram and Ria continue.

Database highlights scary solutions used to invade citizen privacy around the world.

US financial sector 'very much at risk' of falling victim to Bangladesh Bank-style cyberheist.

IDF officials fear popular game will compromise sensitive information or base secrets.

Despite the decline, the company's shares were trading higher as profits beat its own consensus estimates.

The decline is attributed to the negative interest rate environment and cautious attitude of customers.

Pontypridd MP warns the UK has some of the worst workplace protections in Europe.

Interdealer broker said it would create jobs over next three years at new technology centre in Belfast.

South Korea's car market, dominated by Hyundai and its affiliate Kia, is relatively small for VW.

The Financial Conduct Authority unveils plans to bring the long-running PPI scandal to an end.

Uncertainty over new orders sees building activity decline.

Governor Mark Carney expected to announce drop to 0.25% on Thursday after Brexit result jitters.

The Hong Kong stock exchange suspends trading for the day amid Typhoon Nida.

Cost cutting helps telecommunications specialist post adjusted operating profit of $10.4m.

Bakery chain says it is alert to changes in consumer demand that may result from the current economic uncertainty.

The fast-food chain says while the changes will increase costs, consumers will be spared.

Increasingly unconventional means are being suggested in a bid to kick-start economic growth.

Downing Street's suspicions endanger 'hard-won mutual trust' between two countries, Beijing says.

HP cancels orders after select products were wrongly priced on UK website due to 'processing error.'

PwC's Belfast-based blockchain technology team worked with Z/Yen in undertaking the global industry survey.

Suspect is accused of running a 40-strong network of cybercriminals.