BUSINESS

German chancellor praises Britain as a force for positive change inside 28-member state bloc.

Chinese hackers believed to be behind the hack on Taiwan ruling party's website.

Employee anger at former bosses mounts as BHS is left with a £571m pension deficit.

Tata Steel to make final decision on Port Talbot during the week of the EU referendum.

IATA expects combined airline profit to total $39.4bn in 2016 compared with an initial forecast of $36.3bn.

Israel Institute of Technology researchers have worked out how to steal one encryption key per hour.

Major strategic shift sees BMW i division switch from electric and hybrid to autonomous cars.

Mohammed Sanusi Barkindo named as new secretary general.

The joint operation included the FSB, the Interior Ministry, Kaspersky Lab and a victimised bank.

Pro-EU Prime Minister will be questioned by a studio audience of Remain, Leave and undecided voters.

Department store will enter liquidation and put 11,000 jobs at risks after administrators fail to find buyer.

European Central Bank opts to keep the deposit rate at -0.40% and the headline rate at 0.00% as expected.

Yahoo is the first major company to publicly disclose the content of the secretive FBI data requests.

The Labour leader launched a scathing attack on fellow 'Remain' campaigners in a pro-EU speech on Thursday.

Bank of England to launch new £5 polymer banknotes on Thursday as paper notes are phased out after 320 years.

Zurampic was approved by the European Medicines Agency (EMA) in February 2016.

Markit construction PMI falls from 52 to 51.2 in the month as British construction hits three-year low.

Man disguised as the front seat shocks motorists who think his Tesla Model S is driving itself.

Airline cuts checked-in bags fees by up to 50% as passenger numbers grow 12% in May despite ATC strikes in France.

The JPMorgan global manufacturing PMI declined to 50.0 for May, indicating stagnation.

This redundancy move will help achieve annual savings of €450m by 2019.

In Saudi Arabia, Uber competes with Careem, a Dubai-based startup backed by Saudi Telecom Company.

Labour leader will make another major intervention in the EU referendum campaign on 2 June.

Nvidia automotive head Danny Shapiro explains how deep learning will help computers to drive.

High-street retailer said the decision came on the back of feedback received from staff and customers.

Opec ministers debate oil market supply and demand ahead of expected policy decision.

Facebook has been forced to issue more denials that its audio capabilities are spying on users.

Tests are assessing if the EV bus is suitable for regular journeys on Japanese motorways.

Labour leader claims the BBC are biased against him, and attacks a top political commentator.