BUSINESS

Apple has a secretive car development lab in Berlin with 15-20 'progressive thinkers'.

Chancellor George Osborne says a breakaway would be the 'most extraordinary self-inflicted wound'.

German security experts say hacking into a smartphone is much easier that one would think.

This follows failed talks among oil producing nations such as Saudi Arabia and Russia in Doha on 17 April.

Andrew MacKenzie says issue is about internationalism versus unilateralism and Britain should vote to remain

Tesla hires Milan Kovac, an augmentation and heads-up display expert, to work on Autopilot.

British Gas owner expects to deliver more savings and will cut an extra 2,200 jobs over the course of the year.

The UK will hold a referendum on European Union membership on 23 June.

Talks collapse over Saudi insistence that Iran too must take part in capping output.

The move is part of an initiative called Generation Beyond, which is aimed at educating middle school students.

John Lewis and Marks & Spencer too have setup technology hubs to improve their online business.

Cabinet minister and Ukip leader will share the same platform at a 'leave' event in Stoke-on-Trent.

Companies forced to halt operations as they face parts supply disruption.

Firm announces competitive takeover bid of British budget airline against Chinese giant HNA.

The Digix DGD asset will trade on OpenLedger from 28 April.

EtherEx has floated crowd sale and ETX token idea to address gas imbalance and drive development of the project.

The tech is the only 'mine neutraliser' capable of being deployed from the air.

Experts say the missiles, which fly at 5 times the speed of sound, could provoke a new nuclear arms race.

The move was appreciated by both the trade unions and the Institute of Directors.

A new banking malware, GozNym, has drained millions from 24 American and Canadian banks.

BA has been fined $150,000 by the US Department of Transportation.

Topland has appointed real estate services company CBRE to find a suitable buyer.

In-Q-Tel funds data mining tech firms to further CIA's online monitoring.

Of these, over 2,100 servers have already been compromised by webshells.

Amazon, Google and Walmart are also interested in drone deliveries.

US Homeland Security is warning all users to uninstall QuickTime as Apple will no longer patch security bugs.

APPII, a UK based technology start-up, has built the app with London-based Applied Blockchain.

EDCAB founder Siân Jones has an unparalleled legal understanding around cryptocurrency.

The Chinese government's startup investment fund stands at $337bn (£236bn, €299bn)