BUSINESS

Vote Leave has said the CBI's stance does not represent UK business in a letter to Caroline Fairbairn.

Shanghai Composite index continues bull run on positive statement from stock market regulator.

Plum Creek's shareholders will receive 1.6 shares of Weyerhaeuser for every share they own.

Non-disclosing companies citing commercial sensitivity of information for their action.

Under Leap 4.5, carmaker plans to double its production to 1 million cars annually by the end of the decade.

Engineers were too afraid to tell Winterkorn that standards set were difficult to achieve.

Former football stars face bankruptcy after losing £100m after being 'mis-sold' investments.

The breach has resulted in the leak of several arrest records and sensitive data that were exclusively owned by the FBI.

Non-farm payrolls increased by 271,000 in October, almost double the growth in September.

'China's YouTube' will give ecommerce giant a share of the online video market in world's most populous nation.

America's largest wireless carrier wants to focus on its core business as industry rapidly evolves.

Deal will allow Singapore Airlines to coordinate operations of Tiger and Scoot.

Microsoft says it can't stop Windows 10 tracking features, but Spybot Anti-Beacon claims it can.

Holidaymakers are likely to scared away for the near future.

IBTimes UK was granted access to the Hammersmith and Fulham food bank in London.

IAG announced Vueling boss Alex Cruz will take over as boss of British Airways.

Taxpayer investment was significantly greater than proceeds generated from sale, National Audit Office says.

When downloaded, adware installs on the phone and can't be removed.

New Apple employee Rónán Ó Braonáin describes himself as a secret agent.

Inmarsat reported 57.7% revenue growth in its aviation division.

The growth followed a 0.4% increase in August, the Office for National Statistics said.

Vauxhall chairman Rory Harvey 'very sorry that this situation has arisen'.

Facility will help Toyota tap into tech knowledge of Silicon Valley and Stanford.

Positive data could be a factor in Fed decision on rate increase.

'The water in your body turns into vapour beneath your skin.'

A 'volatile financial market' contributed to the drop, it said.

The power of capitalism has turned emotional manipulation into a major cultural event.

This deal is expected to close in the first quarter of next year and will be financed via cash and stock.

Dame Nemat Shafik said the bank "had other tools" to deal with them.