Tullow Oil: Company's share price crashes as sales fall despite success in narrowing losses
Tullow's pre-tax loss over the financial year was $1.03bn, down 37.2% from 2014's $1.64bn loss.
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US intelligence chief says government security agencies may spy on citizens via Internet of Things
James Clapper indicated that in future the US government may spy on its citizens using integrated smart-home devices.
Warner/Chappell Music willing to settle Happy Birthday song lawsuit for $14m
This proposal is pending an approval by US district judge George H King.
Greene King toasts to record trading on Christmas Day as third-quarter sales increase
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Google experiments with wireless recharging for driverless cars – paving way for 'electric roads'
One day the cars will recharge while on the road simply by picking up power installed in the pavement.
Barclays Jes Staley appoints JP Morgan's Paul Compton as new chief operating officer
Compton, who is expected to join in May, will replace Jonathan Moulds.
San Bernardino shooting: FBI unable to crack attacker's encrypted phone
FBI director says case highlights need for backdoor access to encrypted devices in commercial use.
Asian markets: Japan's Nikkei continues to decline amid concerns over the European banking sector
Deutsche Bank, BNP Paribas, Barclays and Intesa Sanpaolo have seen their share prices decline in recent times.
Deutsche Bank is 'rock solid' says chief executive John Cryan following the plunge in share price
The bank's share decline has also led to a sell-off in other European banks such as BNP Paribas and Barclays.
Disneyland Paris: Revenues hit by fall in tourists from Britain and the Netherlands
The theme park was closed for 4 days following the November Paris attacks.
Snooper's charter: MPs criticise draft bill as 'it fails to provide privacy protection'
UK's Intelligence and Security Committee pointed out that the bill fails as a spying tool.
Sweden's Ikea loses trademark fight in Indonesia to local rattan furniture company
Ratania Khatulistiwa applied to register the Ikea trademark in December 2013
London rents approach 'affordability ceiling' as growth slows to near two-year low
HomeLet says average London rent hit £1,510 in January 2016 after rising 6.2%.
Supermarkets are starting to take responsibility for wasted food - now it's our turn
The UK dumps 14 million tonnes of food a year (twice the EU average), half of which comes from households.
EU referendum: Ukip and Leave.EU back Grassroots Out for Brexit campaign nomination
Grassroots Out initially said it would not compete for the Electoral Commission's designation.
Tesla Model 3: Everything we know about the 'electric car of the people'
Everything we know so far about the sub-£30,000 Tesla Model 3, to be officially revealed in late March.
EU referendum: Tory MP Nick Herbert claims Brexit campaigners are in denial over risks
Former police minister is leading the pro-EU Conservatives for Reform in Europe campaign.
UK housing: First-time buyer policies would 'see fewer homes delivered for affordable rent'
Help to Buy, starter homes and shared ownership all serve same part of housing market, says Savills.
FBI hack: ex-special agent says those responsible for DoJ data breach 'have made huge mistake'
FBI to put major resources into finding culprits of Department of Justice hack, says former agent Leo Taddeo.
Uber offers 'olive branch' to London black cab drivers with free app use for 12 months
But the Licensed Taxi Drivers Association has claimed the announcement is a 'PR stunt'.
Snoopers' Charter: Intelligence committee brands key section of the bill 'largely incomprehensible'
ISC openly slammed a number of proposals, including plans to enhance collection of communication metadata.
VTech hack: Microsoft security researcher Troy Hunt slams 'grossly negligent' security approach
Analyst Troy Hunt criticises updated terms and conditions unveiled following a data breach last year.
North Korea hack: 'New World Hackers' take websites offline to protest 'satellite' launch
The impacted websites include the North Korean airline, Air Koryo, and the country's state news agency.
Linux Foundation's Hyperledger Project trumpets code contributions from across 30 founder members
The Hyperledger Project also announced a technical steering committee to review contributions.
JPMorgan: Financial watchdog FCA hands £793k fine to former 'London Whale' boss
Synthetic Credit Portfolio included trades by Bruno Iksil, often referred to as the 'London Whale'.
British Airways to launch flights from London Stansted at the end of May
Airline will fly to four destinations across Spain and Portugal, including Ibiza and Faro, from 28 May.
Porsche starts development of electric sports car and Tesla rival Mission E
Mission E concept will become reality by 2020, and is being developed under the code name J1.
Oil prices: IEA warns of further plunge as OPEC hikes production and demand growth slows
Return of Iran to the oil market after sanctions were lifted in January is expected to boost OPEC output.
Google's Sundar Pichai becomes highest-paid CEO in the US
Pichai awarded $199m share package making him the highest-paid CEO in the US.
UK trade deficit and goods deficit widened in 2015, ONS figures show
Overall deficit grows in 2015 but declines in December as net trade continues to drag on GDP growth.
Facebook gets pulled up by French authorities for tracking non-users data and sending them to US
An EU court ruling in 2015 deemed private data transfer from Europe to US illegal.
Grocery sales on the rise as customers turn to healthy foods early in 2016, Kantar says
Kantar data shows grocery sales edged 0.2% higher in 12 weeks to January as sales of fruit and vegetables rose 5%.
EU referendum: French government dismisses 'Calais Jungle in UK' claim from David Cameron
Prime minister argued that makeshift migrant camps would appear in south east England after a Brexit.
TUI posts better-than-expected sales despite global terror threats
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