Amphibious Lamborghini hits eBay for less than the price of a Ford Mondeo
An already-assembled Countach kit-car appears on eBay for £19,000.
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EU referendum: Innocent Smoothies co-founder Richard Reed makes the case for 'remain'
The Britain Stronger In Europe deputy chairman spoke to IBTimes UK about the 23 June vote.
Panama Papers: FCA sets UK banks deadline to disclose any involvement with Mossack Fonseca
UK regulator says it is investigating whether any British bank has been implicated in the Panama Papers leaks.
EU referendum: UK election watchdog opposes Cameron's pro-EU mailshots for 23m homes
The watchdog spoke to IBTimes UK amid a row over the £9m leaflet drive to 23 million homes.
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Italy's Hacking Team loses licence to sell spy software outside of Europe
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Co-op boss requests pay cut as group confirms recovery is well on track
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Barclays to sell Asia wealth division to Singapore's OCBC for $320m
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Tata Steel crisis: Unite calls for clarity on sell-off as Sajid Javid tours Port Talbot plant
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FBI begins briefing US senators on how it hacked the San Bernardino killer's iPhone
The FBI has begun briefing some US senators on how it unlocked the San Bernardino killer's iPhone.
Pfizer could sell off low-margin division after Allergan deal falls through
Pfizer will make a decision on potential split by end of 2016 but remains open to another merger proposal.
Asian markets: China Shanghai Composite slips despite dovish remarks by US Fed
The US Fed is unlikely to raise interest rates before June amid the global economic slowdown.
Marks and Spencer endures mixed fourth quarter as clothing division struggles
Retailer's overall sales grow 1.9% but clothing business faces uphill battle.
Elon Musk's Tesla loses battle with Ecotricity
The ruling by Advertising Standards Authority now confirms that Ecotricity supplies the greenest energy in UK.
Barclays sells stake in Texon that supplies footwear parts to Nike, Adidas and Timberland
Nike shoes worn by Serena Williams and Adidas footwear endorsed by Selena Gomez have materials made by Texon.
Mind the Gap: Clothing store apologises for 'passively racist' kids advert
The girl's mother, actress Brooke Smith said everyone needs to 'calm down'.
San Francisco becomes first US city to require bosses to pay six weeks parental leave
Employers will make up the difference from state fund to pay workers 100% of wages for leave time.
Fears return Chinese debt is growing faster than the economy
Analysts say economy has reverted to old growth format of being credit-driven and investment-intensive.
Turkey data leak: Probe launched after hackers reveal election info of 50 million civilians
Following the publication of the leak Turkey's communications minister slammed the reports as 'old news'.
Panama Papers: Boris Johnson brands row over Cameron family finances as 'absolute tripe'
Johnson backed the prime minister as he faces questions over his late father's tax arrangements.
Domino's pizza for free? Hacker finds flaw in app netting him deep crusts for nothing
D'oh! Domino's Pizza app vulnerability allowed user to order pizza without paying a penny.
Money 20/20 Europe: Blythe Masters highlights common standards to avoid 'Betamax' blockchain
CEO of Digital Asset Holdings, warns blockchains could be equivalent of Betamax v VHS.
Has Goldman Sachs lost the Midas touch?
As US bank report quarterly earnings on 19 April, analysts warn earnings-per-share could fall again.
Magic Kinder Android app security flaw lets strangers send videos to your children
An educational children's app by Ferrero Group has no encryption at all, meaning attackers can spy on kids.
Panama Papers: After the 2008 crash there is no tolerance for shady politicians in Iceland
Iceland's prime minister Sigmundur Davíð Gunnlaugsson stepped down following backlash from the Panama leaks.
Panama Papers leak not an inside job as Mossack Fonseca claims servers were 'hacked from abroad'
Law firm says it has reported the alleged hacking incident to the state prosecutor.
Great Firewall of China: Developer forced to set up VPN in public to bypass his own creation
Fan Binxing was blocked by the system when he tried to access a South Korean website during a lecture.
Kathryn Sargent makes history as first woman to open shop on Savile Row
For the first time in its 213-year history, a female master tailor has opened a shop on Savile Row.
Fighting bribery and corruption not on the agenda for 40% of CEOs
43% of CEOs not prepared to walk away from a contract if there is a risk of bribery and corruption.
Pfizer terminates Allergan deal after US Treasury unveils new rules to curb tax avoidance
New tough rules under the Obama administration aimed at reducing inversion.
EU referendum: Brexit chances stand between 35% and 40%, IHS report reveals
Analysts say Britain may face a 'soft' or 'hard' scenario in the event of a Brexit in June.
British shop prices continue to fall but pace of decline slows down in March
Prices fall 1.7% as spring competition among retailers intensifies.
BitGold Business Accounts expands payroll, invoicing and checkout solutions
BitGold launched the new services at Money 20/20 Europe in Copenhagen this week.
WhatsApp enables end-to-end encryption but there may be a cloud loophole
All messages on WhatsApp from now on will be encrypted.
Asian markets: China Shanghai Composite slips despite positive services PMI data
The Caixin services purchasing managers' index was 52.2 for March, indicating expansion.
Sainsbury's axing of store trainer role puts nearly 600 jobs at risk
The new national living wage of £7.20 per hour hurts retailers as it increases their costs.
BAE Systems, Airbus and Finmeccanica seen gaining from Kuwait's $8bn deal to buy Eurofighter Typhoon jets
These jets will come with Electronically Scanned radar that allows pilots identify targets over longer ranges.
Bitcoin graduate Circle launches free social payment app in UK with Barclays
It's the first time the FCA has granted an E-Money Issuer licence for cross-border payments using blockchain.
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