BUSINESS

Official data showed that China's industrial profits slowed in September.

Shadow chancellor will issue warning to the Institution of Mechanical Engineers in London.

Telecom giant posts 1.1% increase in underlying revenue in the third quarter as pre-tax profits surge 24%.

Hackers posing as customer support staff on Twitter to hoodwink customers into divulging credentials.

Profit before tax rises 0.5% to £114.1m for the year to 3 September.

Carlyle's buyout funds are proposed to be targeted at companies in US, Europe and Japan.

The bank said it is still in the process of selling off its Africa business.

Upmarket stores are jam-packed with wealthy visitors enjoying bargains galore.

Industrial sector leads the rebound, while demand for offices and retail space remains flat.

While many entities have claimed responsibility for the attack, Flashpoint said their claims are 'dubious'.

WikiLeaks is continuing to publish material related to the US elections, despite Assange's limited communications.

Snapchat is still seen as attractive to investors despite limited profitability.

CBI said this can be done by increasing public sector net investment spending to 2% of GDP.

Flybe chief executive leaving by "mutual agreement" after a stint of over three years.

Security of the blockchain remains a major concern, Accenture reveals.

Terms of the Libor litigation settlement between Barclays and UBS and the bondholders were not revealed.

Zimbabwe gets $91.2m for clearing its IMF debt, but 'meaningful' economic reforms still needed.

Roberto Azevedo says the UK will not suffer a trade seizure during or after its exit talk with the European Union.

The £2.7bn merger between Ladbrokes and Gala Coral will create Britain's biggest high street bookmaker.

A weaker pound and growth at its vaccines unit lifts profits at the drug giant.

Former NSA deputy John C Inglis exclusively tells IBTimes UK that WikiLeaks may have lost its way.

Apple has just patched a critical security flaw that lets attackers easily hack your iPhone remotely.

Labour leader compared May to Baldrick, who comes up with implausible 'cunning plans'.

LinkedIn finds itself in the crosshairs of the Russian state and is facing a ban.

In an exclusive interview with IBTimes UK Inglis talks about the 'higher purpose' of the secretive agency.

The firm had earlier claimed its software is capable of unlocking any smartphone.

Corero has spotted a new zero-day DDoS attack vector that could make botnets like Mirai 55 times worse.

Moves in the UK and America aim to get more women involved in starting and funding new businesses.

Tata group companies lost £2.08bn in two trading sessions after Cyrus Mistry's removal.