BUSINESS

Conservative leader gave simple 'No' reply when asked if he would resign at PMQs.

Tesla Model S owner Joe Nguyen was fined £7,600 by the Singapore government following months of testing.

ONS says number of people on zero hours contracts increased by 104,000 to 800,000 between October and December 2015.

Labour candidate for City Hall says too many Londoners are missing out on opportunities he was given.

Trunki founder Rob Law says PMS International "willfully ripped off" Trunki design.

The IPO at London's stock exchange for smaller firms could value Hotel Chocolat at £150m.

UK industrial production rebounds in January, as manufacturing output soars past expectations.

Barclays is planning to open 20 such labs across its branches, office spaces and university campuses.

Online retail giant will open a fulfilment centre next to Manchester Airport, which will employ 1,000 staff.

TheCityUK warned all alternatives to Britain's EU membership would create problem for UK financial sector.

Lockheed Martin has missed out on some large deals with the US Department of Defense.

Negative China February exports data also added to investors concerns.

The shortage of warehouse space will affect the delivery capabilities of online retailers.

The Genovation GXE hit a record-breaking speed of 186.8 mph.

BT, Vodafone, Sky, Virgin Media, TalkTalk, UK Broadband and Iliad were also present at the Brussels meeting.

Swedish giant signs memoranda of understanding with north Indian state of Haryana opening 1,000 jobs.

Trend Micro says Angler exploit kit, crypto ransomware, Dridex and IoT attacks are key takeaways from 2015.

Chancellor George Osborne has kept the 1% public sector pay cap in place since 2010.

LiDAR technology building 600GB of 3D maps every hour help keep Ford cars on track in snowy conditions.

G4S, Lloyds, Burberry: How artificial intelligence spots insider transactions before a stock hits freefall

Hays also found 38% aspired to work as directors compared to third of men.

Brazilian gangs are packaging malware into jar files as they run on Macs, Linux, Windows and Android.

Mayor of London was forced to claim that none of his City Hall staff had been gagged over the vote.

Built in 1896, the Armstrong Phaeton used a petrol engine and an electric motor a century before the Prius.

Only a quarter of board members at the UK's FTSE 100 companies are female - while only six are CEO.

Thousands of tax documents containing social security numbers and financial data were compromised.

Alec Salmond gave a commitment that the 2007 freeze would be extended throughout the life of the 2011 Scottish Parliament

Central banker says renegotiation settlement provides UK with financial and monetary stability.

Web expert Anand Prakash found the company's beta websites didn't have brute force protection.