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Six new board members have been appointed to replace seven who exited the organisation

Economists for Brexit warn against 'danger of a self-fulfilling downward spiral'.

Analysts polled by Reuters expect benchmark rate to be slashed to new record low of 0.25%.

Co-op's strategy is to focus on larger outlets, where it can sell more of its own brands.

Demand for new homes falls to its lowest level since 2008.

The hacker group later said that the attack was 'stopped' after speaking to a staff member.

China told bluntly its chances of getting market economy status directly related to its steel exports.

Authenticity of the leaked data has been called into question.

Keen Reddit users have found the McDonald's logo and name mentioned in the Pokémon Go app's code.

Precious metal continue to trade higher in contrast with oil futures predicament.

We review the new convertible to see if the iconic US muscle car works in the UK.

Traders look ahead to what could be a era-defining rate cut by the Bank of England tomorrow.

Natalya Kaspersky touting solution designed to help companies prevent the leak of confidential information.

Outgoing premier mocked Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn and revealed his love for Larry the Cat.

The DEA had used a stingray device without a warrant to identify suspect's location.

XDedic sells access to 70,000 hacked servers in over 150 countries across the world.

Capacity utilisation in the first five months of 2016 has fallen by a further 10% from 2015's record lows.

Research project will focus on three systems to help make driving safer and more efficient.

Anonymous hacktivists claimed the cyberattack was part of its OpAfrica campaign.

Italy's banking sector is burdened by bad loans amounting to 25% of the country's GDP.

Researchers suspect Russian coders are involved in the campaign.

Cerber is now the 'most detected' ransomware accounting for a quarter of all ransomware infections.

Musk says rush to release Autopilot was justified because it can save lives.

Barratt expects profits to hit £680m this year but investors fear housebuilders will be hit by a Brexit slowdown.

Luxury goods firm expects to take 10% hit to wholesale revenue in first half of year due to slowing demand.

Pub operator posts 4% increase in like-for-like sales in 11-week period to 10 July.

Marks and Spencer reported an 8.9% decline in its clothing and home sales for the three months to 2 July.

Struggling discount retailer agrees takeover by South African group Steinhoff

Wall Street gained amid stimulus expectations from Japan and resolution of the UK political uncertainty.