BUSINESS

Investors, retailers, farmers and even delivery start-ups are cashing in on America's profitable new industry.

Outspoken boss of pub chain says political classes insulted the voting public's intelligence.

Treasury Select Committee head warns of 'significant' risks if UK financial firms lose easy access to EU markets.

The hacker also said that he accessed the voter registration database.

Hacker in India exposed a critical flaw in Facebook Business Manager.

Grab, which operates across six countries and 31 cities, also plans to invest in mobile payments capabilities.

Ashley said he paid more than £200m in bonuses over five years, including an £80,000 bonus to a cleaning lady.

B&Q owner remains cautious over outlook in France but says turnaround plans remain on track.

US president to lay foundations for autonomous car rules and regulations.

Sales at discount chains Lidl and Aldi surge again, but Sainsbury's, Morrisons and Asda suffer decline.

The drugs giant names new chief executive as investors hope she will kick-start a new period of growth.

Team of white-hat security researchers disclosed the exploit to Tesla, which has since fixed it.

Spread betting firm posts 5.1% increase in overall revenue, with good performances across foreign markets.

Cisco has not issued a software update yet adding that there are currently 'no workarounds that address this vulnerability'.

Troubled high street chain now says independent group will look at plans to overhaul board and working practices.

Analysts said that the general consensus was that the Fed would leave interest rates unchanged.

The first use case of the Santander project to back tokens on Ethereum via bank accounts will be micropayments.

Japanese automotive components manufacturer DENSO is supporting the launch.

Ratings agency Moody's thinks it is unlikely all permissions granted to financial firms will be lost.

The House Oversight Committee is reviewing the claims that the IT specialist sought advice on how to 'strip out' Clinton's email address.

More than a million cases of card, cheque, phone and online fraud were recorded in the first half of 2016.

US SEC said there were two instances where EY had failed in their auditor independence checks.

2nd day of DevCon had firm focus on security with Joseph Chow and Raine Revere taking to the stage.

FCA says the company is responsible for a series of serious failings since it was launched.

Hackers have released a fourth batch of medical documents.

Expert claims he would be 'profoundly surprised' if Tesla and Elon Musk continue to ignore lidar.

Clinton must stop Trump from framing election as a single issue 'claim-our-country-back' referendum-style vote.

Martin Gottesfeld, 31, is facing years in prison for alleged role in cyberattacks.

Bundesbank president is the latest top EU official who says that Brexit will cost the City free market access.