BUSINESS

"Consumers will have an increasing number of choices in how they pay," says Visa Europe executive director Jonathan Vaux.

Two suspects are believed to be Russian nationals with links to organised crime.

A person having knowledge of the deal says the new combined company would be valued at about $6bn.

Firms unlikely to leave London but EU banks draw up contingency plans after Brexit vote.

Construction ouput eases amid mounting data that building in the UK slowed down in the run up to the Brexit vote.

State channels can preserve privacy and ring signatures have useful applications in payments.

Andy Haldane says BoE must act to protect the economy and jobs from a downturn.

Dee Valley Water-partnered repair services provider has added 400,000 US customers this year.

The malware is targeting financial institutions in Russia and South Korea.

President Nicholas Maduro has instructed the armed forces to monitor long queues in case violence erupts.

O2 replace Dunne as head in the wake of its £10.3bn collapsed deal with Hutchison.

EasyJet falls more than 3%, while Ryanair and IAG lose more than 1% following attack in Nice

Company says it is 'too soon to judge' how Brexit will affect business

Report suggests local authorities and housing associations should be given more freedom to build homes.

China's Gross domestic product (GDP) expanded 6.7% on-year in the April to June period.

Deepwater Horizon disaster killed 11 workers and released about 3.2 million barrels of oil into the sea.

GDP rises 6.7% in the April to June period, the same pace of growth as in the prior quarter.

WhatsApp, Telegram, ChatSecure, SureSpot, Kik and Wickr among those used and promoted by top Isis recruiters.

Transport Select Committee says it is 'deeply unfair' that affected UK consumers are not being compensated.

The data breach was blamed on Russian state-sponsored hackers.

Daniel Yankelevits is asking Google to delist WikiLeaks for showing off his salary.

Hackers infiltrated 12 agency work stations and 10 servers between 2010 and 2013

Discount supermarkets fire the latest salvo in the fierce supermarket price war

About 42% of Brits say the mere thought of being unplugged while on holiday makes them feel anxious.

UK monetary policymakers voted 8-1 in favour of holding fire on the interest rate front.

IBTimes UK attended Woolfe's launch and grilled him on the issue of immigration.

Citigroup mistakenly sent incomplete blue sheet information to the US financial regulator from 1999 to 2014.

The boss of Majestic Wine says in a static £8bn UK wine market he has to grow by taking share from rivals.

UK central bank policymakers vote 8-1 to maintain the headline interest rate at current levels.