BUSINESS

Magister Advisors notes that AI firms without revenues are more valuable than those with.

Electric and hybrid technology cut petrol consumption in F1 by a third in three years.

Cyber criminals could access trains, computer networks or message boards.

Fate of the old chancellor will, in many ways, define the new government.

France offers firms tax breaks, better schools and more frequent trains in a bid to woo them from London.

The ransomware not only encrypts files but also blocks Windows booting processes.

The demand relates to losses incurred by Cairn due to a tax dispute in the country.

Nintendo hit is getting people to visit brick-and-mortar shops far more than mobile advertising ever has.

IBTimes UK looks at which cities could overtake London as the world's leading financial centre after Brexit.

The recall follows concern that the products could pose a risk to children.

IBTimes UK investigates the political record of the incoming premier.

CCTV footage reportedly showed suspects hitting 34 cash machines at 20 branches.

Carney says Brexit will not restrict lending but risk-taking and credit demand may be hit.

Kansai Electric had appealed against a ruling by the Otsu District Court to close the reactors.

Cameras, sensors, radar and lidar turn Land Rovers into autonomous off-roaders.

Housebuilder and construction firm's veteran chairman bows out from the business.

The company, which has interests in the UK, Asia and Africa, has shown a strong production performance.

Riffle guarantees anonymity as long as even one server remains uncompromised.

Tory leader will chair his final cabinet meeting, face PMQs and resign in meeting with The Queen.

Online fashion retailer expects full-year profit to be at high end of guidance.

Chancellor George Osborne is one of the senior officials who said charges against HSBC could rock global markets.

The funds will be used to develop a ground-based demonstrator of its Sabre engine.

Sharp fall in the value of the pound could add millions more to the cost of the defence contract.

The markets have also been boosted by new highs on Wall Street.

Tech giant says it issued thousands of warnings to users, who often upgrade security.

But opposition claim so-called 'anti-hacker' law is now going too far.

IBM looks to global trade blockchain with Port Authority of Singapore, the world's largest container transhipment port.

Siemens says it will continue to invest in the UK, despite the Brexit vote.

Like-for-like sales slip 0.5% from a year ago following 0.5% increase in May.