EU referendum: Irish contingency fund plans could be hit by Brexit
Irish finance minister warns Ireland's minority government might not cope with a new financial crisis.
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China vows to 'vigorously purify' online comments to combat public dissent
China's president, Xi Jinping, believes internet censorship is vital to combat terrorism and public dissent
EU referendum: Trade barriers 'foolish' if UK votes 'Leave' says German industry chief
German lobby group BDI feels imposition of EU tariffs on the UK if Brexit happens would be counterproductive.
EU referendum: Brompton bike-makers on how a Brexit vote would affect their business
IBTimes went behind the scenes of the folding bike manufacturer to hear their views on a potential Brexit.
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Sir Philip Green to rehire 1,000 former BHS employees
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Seven banks kick-off Ripple's blockchain network including Santander, UBS and UniCredit - '90 more in the pipeline'
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Nigel Farage: I don't know what I will do after the EU Referendum
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EU Referendum: Self-employed workers voting on emotion and personal choice says poll
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The cyberattacks coincide with the 30-day Operation Icarus campaign orchestrated by hacking group Anonymous.
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Scotch on the rocks? Behind the scenes with Scotland's single malt producers
Brexit backing bosses are no Little Englanders squealing 'Vote Leave'
Some industry heads are are willing to articulate a different version for the future of British commerce.
Albanian hacker defaces Romanian Football Federation website after Euro 2016 match
The hackers also defaced the FRF's site for the Romanian Football Cup.
EU referendum: 'Remain' vote could still trigger political instability in the UK
Citi expects 'Remain' to win 60% of votes but warns of political instability in case of smaller margin.
EU referendum: Remain and Leave campaigns make final push as historic vote looms
Boris Johnson, David Cameron and Jeremy Corbyn are among the top politicians hitting the airwaves.
EU referendum: Banks could relocate jobs away from London if Brexit goes ahead
EU commissioner Jonathan Hill warns London could lose its role as financial hub if UK votes to leave EU.
Debenhams sales stagnate in third quarter
Challenging trading conditions in fashion drag down sales in three months to 11 June.
Hong Kong tops list of most expensive cities as London becomes cheaper
London is now cheaper than New York, Beijing, Singapore, Zurich or Tokyo.
My Local files notice of intention to appoint administrators, putting 1,700 jobs at risk
Morrisons sold 140 M Local shops (now My Local) in September 2015 to a consortium led by Mike Greene.
Asian markets: Shanghai Composite gains ahead of EU referendum
Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen cautious on increase in interest rate.
Snooper's charter: GCHQ could be empowered to hack into devices worldwide - report
Home Office document discloses expansive hacking powers the legislature would grant the GCHQ.
Tesla Motors offers to buy American solar company SolarCity in $2.8bn deal
Billionaire Elon Musk is both chairman and the majoity shareholder of both the companies.
EU referendum: Over 1,200 business leaders sign letter backing Remain vote
FTSE 100 giants say they benefit 'massively' from the European Union
EU referendum: Brexit row raged on after Boris Johnson and Ruth Davidson clashed in BBC debate
Michael Gove clashed in a heated debate with Stronger In chief Will Straw in the spin room.
Russia demands backdoor to spy on users of WhatsApp, Viber and Telegram messaging apps
Russia wants backdoors for apps so Federal Security Service can access messages, or companies face fines.
Hacker leaks over 260 internal Democratic Party files on Hillary Clinton
The hacker, Guccifer 2.0, was initially accused of being in a state-sponsored Russian team of cybercriminals.
Winklevoss twins bring gold-plated Bitcoin trading to London
Gemini, the cryptocurrency exchange founded and run by Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, has expanded to the UK.
WikiLeaks unleashes new 88GB 'insurance file' onto the web – but what's inside them?
Speculation surrounding the secretive insurance file suggests data could be in relation to Hillary Clinton.
Pound defies Brexit fears, hitting January highs against dollar
Pound hits highs last seen in January extending previous session's gains as Brexit fears ease.
EU referendum: David Cameron targets older voters in last-ditch 'generational' Remain plea
Prime minister says elderly should think of their children when they go to the polls on 23 June.
Tesla boat: Elon Musk reveals secret Model S feature you didn't know about
Electric supercar able to transform into a boat after video emerges of owner driving through floodwater.
Leaving the EU will be catastrophic for UK trade
The EU accounts for 44% of UK exports and 55% of imports; a portion far too large to jeopardise.
Kremlin-linked hackers breached Democratic Party networks, say cybersecurity experts
Malware analysis from multiple cybersecurity firms finds evidence linking Cosy Bear and Fancy Bear to breach.
UK government borrowing sees marginal decline in May
Public borrowing for May came in at £9.7bn – lowest on record for the month since May 2007.
EU Referendum: Brexit would hit UK with economic 'earthquake', says Sir John Gieve
Ratings agency S&P says Ireland, Luxembourg, Malta and Cyprus on "frontline" of potential Brexit aftershock.
EU referendum: If the result is Leave, every single business will need to re-evaluate
UK government would need to deal with a myriad of issues amid political crisis in the event of Brexit.
Euroclear and itBit collaborate on gold market settlement blockchain
The two will explore the creation of "a next generation settlement service for the London gold market".
China-based cyberattacks on US found declining
FireEye report indicates marked decline in China-based hacking of US government and private organisations.
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