BUSINESS

Consumer watchdog Competition and Markets Authority could impose ban.

Family members of those killed by drug cartels to sue bank under the US Anti-Terrorism Act.

Business lobby group blames weaker pay and productivity growth for downward revision.

The UK will fail to reach full employment as hiring is becoming harder, say businesses.

Rics says supply increasing but intensifying demand from landlords putting pressure on house prices.

Shares sink by more than 11% in after-hours trading.

Liverpool has announced a U-turn on ticket prices following fan protests.

Liberal Democrat leader issued the warning when questioned by IBTimes UK about immigration.

The demonstration comes after Transport for London rejected a number of proposed regulations.

Analysts have criticised the Federal Reserve's decision to increase US interest rates in December.

The firm's updated terms of service shifts the blame of any future data breach directly onto its users.

Chief executive Nils Andersen warned of a "massive deterioration" of business.

Email holds the key to personal data. And with most accounts accessible on the Dark Web, are we safe?

The discovery came to light after a whistleblower brought forward evidence of 'misuse of state resources'.

Gmail now adds visible icons to warn against insecure email communication.

Employees at Ireland facility have been sent emails offering money in exchange for usernames and passwords.

Graham Cluley fears all-seeing and all-sharing dashcam will be a privacy nightmare.

S&P report concludes low interest rates and QE will widen wealth inequality in the UK.

The rise of the digital generation means tech and social media sites are set for financial gain in the future.

Sports star and Tory supporter has voiced opinion in a report from the Policy Exchange think tank.

Japanese Super Dry brewer Asahi Group expected to pay SABMiller more than ¥400bn for the beer brands.

Microsoft has designed a new site for users to track Windows 10 update history.

Self-driving Google trucks would have lockers, opened by customers using a PIN code

UK industrial production fall is more than expected in Q3 as manufacturing output declined.

Microsoft has released a total of 13 security updates that resolves 42 vulnerabilities across the board.

Tullow's pre-tax loss over the financial year was $1.03bn, down 37.2% from 2014's $1.64bn loss.

James Clapper indicated that in future the US government may spy on its citizens using integrated smart-home devices.

This proposal is pending an approval by US district judge George H King.

Like-for-like sales grow 2.2% in third quarter, as pub operator records 5% increase in sales over Christmas.