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Euro 2016: Can you take time off work to watch matches?

It might be an opportunity to improve employee engagement and productivity by allowing staff to watch matches.

EU referendum: European single market closed to UK after Brexit says Wolfgang Schauble

German finance minister warns Britain would not remain in the single market if it votes for a Brexit.

Venezuela crisis: Opposition leader hit in the face with a pipe as Caracas protests turn violent

Venezuela's opposition leader was hit in the face with a pipe by men he identified as Maduro supporters.

Tesco to sell Giraffe restaurants and its controlling stake in Turkish business Kipa

Giraffe chain sold to the owner of Harry Ramsden's restaurants and The Cinnamon Club.

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Sainsbury’s offer price for Home Retail beaten by a higher £1.4bn bid by South African retail group Steinhoff

Sainsbury's CFO John Rogers set to become Home Retail chief executive

Sainsbury's chief financial officer will take over at Home Retail once the takeover is completed.

While Shanghai Composite remain closed majority of Asian markets slip amid UK referendum concerns

Shanghai market closed, other Asian indices down amid UK referendum concerns

Negative Wall Street and Footsie close adds to depressed sentiment.

Canadian GP: Formula 1's £150m sponsorship agreement with Heineken criticised

Anti-alcohol groups take aim at deal for linking drinking and driving.

Marks and Spencer (M&S) cuts bonus of its chief executive Steve Rowe and former boss Marc Bolland

Marks and Spencer cuts bonus of its chief executive Steve Rowe and former boss Marc Bolland

While Rowe's annual bonus was cut by two-thirds, Bolland's bonus was cut by a fifth in comparison to 2014.

Brexit: Weary pound should be doing a lot worse than it is

Trading drag on the pound has been nowhere near the frenzy seen earlier in the year.

Air New Zealand to sell 19.9% of its stake in Virgin Australia Airlines to Nanshan Group

Etihad Airways and Singapore Airlines are the other current shareholders in Virgin Australia Airlines.

Facebook and Netflix discretely begin password resets following massive multiple breaches

Facebook and Netflix discreetly initiate password resets following multiple data breaches

Netflix is intimating those customers to change passwords, whose credentials have been matched in data dumps.

UK oil industry to 'shed' 40,000 jobs this year

In total, a quarter of jobs supported by the sector will have been lost by year-end, report says.

EU referendum: Remain campaign attacks Boris over Brexit in fiery ITV debate

Conservative Party civil war broke out on live TV as Amber Rudd went after Boris Johnson.

Anonymous targets the Bilderberg Group as OpIcarus transforms into Project Mayhem

Branded with a fresh Fight Club-inspired title, Anonymous hackers have ramped up OpIcarus yet again.

PAL-V One: Is the flying car set to take off in Europe by 2019?

Two-man VTOL craft can reach speeds of up to 112mph and fly at an altitude of 4,000 feet.

EU referendum: Watch Nicola Sturgeon and Boris Johnson clash in live ITV Brexit debate

Vote Leave campaigner and SNP leader among six panellists for the two-hour-long show.

3 reasons why BHS, Austin Reed and other UK retailers are struggling

BHS collapse could leave £35m bill to taxpayers

BHS administrators say collapse of the department store chain could cost UK taxpayers £35m.

Goldman Sachs shredded job offer to Japanese porn star Shizuka Minamoto over X-rated films

Goldman Sachs' Japan office reportedly withdrew offer to Minamoto after finding out her past.

EU referendum: Brexit could see poor families having benefits cut, says NIESR

National Institute of Economic and Social Research says some households could lose up to £2,700 a year.

DeLorean releases new details about Back to the Future cars coming in May 2017

DeLorean Motor Company is reviving the iconic car, making it twice as powerful and much lighter than before.

Hacker puts 290,000 driver licence records for sale on the dark web stolen from government computers

The information was listed on The Real Deal marketplace, which also hosted the Myspace and LinkedIn breaches.

EU referendum: Tony Blair and John Major join forces to warn against Brexit in Northern Ireland

Former political rivals and prime ministers say a Leave vote would jeopardise the unity of the UK.

UTorrent forums hacked, user passwords considered compromised

UTorrent forums hacked and user passwords likely compromised

UTorrent has cautioned its users to change their passwords, adding that it was breached via a software vendor.

Singapore is turning off the internet in drastic plan to bolster cybersecurity

The government plans to take 100,000 computers offline by 2017.

Mercedes Benz counts on South India for future sales after the Supreme Court ban on large diesel vehicles in NCR

Mercedes Benz banks on South India after Supreme Court ban on large diesel vehicles in the north

Mercedes Benz to introduce more petrol cars and change product line-up in India.

Mr Robot Season 2: Fans of the drama series invited to hack ATM belonging to Evil Corp

Season 2 of the hacking drama will premiere on 13 July.

EU referendum: JCB's chairman Lord Bamford joins Brexit campaign

Chairman of world's third-largest construction equipment manufacturer urges employees to vote 'Leave'.

EU referendum: Brexit campaigners consider legal action over voter registration extension

Ukip-backed Leave.EU branded move as 'absolutely unprecedented and unconstitutional'.

Jump in UK goods exports narrows April trade deficit

UK trade deficit narrowed sharply in April following a record monthly jump in goods exports.

EU referendum: Tory MP Sarah Wollaston defects from 'post-truth politics'-practicing Vote Leave

The Health Select Committee chair says the campaign's £350m a week figure is inaccurate.

Auto Trader posts sterling profit in first year of listing

Online vehicle sales firm Auto Trader posts 27% rise in operating profits to £169.6m.

Has Twitter been hacked? Over 32 million passwords surface on the dark web

LeakedSource, which obtained the dataset, believes browser malware is responsble for the compromise.

Flybe flies towards first profit since flotation but warns of challenging environment

UK regional carrier swings from £35.6m loss in 2015 to £2.7m profit but warns of challenging environment.

Tesco Mobile launches Android app that offers discounts to customers willing to view ads on their mobile phones

Tesco Mobile pay-monthly customers will be eligible for a £3 discount if they download the app.

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