BUSINESS

France becomes first country in Europe to launch independent tests into 'fraud'.

This is a counter-suit to HP's $5bn pending claim against Lynch and Sushovan Hussain.

Browne recounted how the Mail On Sunday outed him and how he lied on record.

Draghi attributed Europe's economic pick-up to the ECB's accommodative quantitative easing policy

Bank of America subsidiary is accused of conflict of interest from ties with Signet Jewellery, a past client.

Social security numbers and sensitive details have been stolen from the credit monitoring agency.

Other retailers that are looking to cutting jobs include Target and Whole Foods.

Amazon to focus on its own revamped Fire TV and Fire stick.

New VW vehicles fitted with 'defeat devices' were on sale in the UK until 30 September.

IBTimes spoke to Vitalik Buterin about Ethereum's plans involving alternative revenue streams and its moves in China.

Company announces 'temporary halt of sale' of 3% of its stock as they contain EA 189 engines.

Industry welcomes Bank of England chief's warnings about the economic impact of global warming.

Edmund Shing talks us through Volkswagen, Glencore, Eurozone EFTs and Direct Line Insurance.

Increase comes before the new mandatory National Living Wage of £7.20 in April 2016.

India denies blocking borders and says Nepal needs to ensure security for trucks entering the Himalayan nation.

Acquisition part of Monde's expansion strategy ahead of a stock market listing it plans in 2016.

China's lively manufacturing industry scored 49.8 on the Purchasing Managers' Index.

Global growth likely to remain tepid in 2016 amid uncertain economic climate, Lagarde says.

Financial terms of the deal, which ends 20 lawsuits in US and Germany, were not disclosed.

Emerging markets and open economies will feel the burn of the most painful Monday in history for a long time.

Tsinghua-owned Unisplendour will buy Western Digital shares at $92.50 each, a 33% premium to the stock's closing price on 30 September.

Several carmakers understate nitrogen oxide emissions, according to tests by Germany's Adac.

Gamers would make great cybersecurity experts to fill a growing shortage in IT security professionals.

Britain drops one place to tenth in the WEF index, with Sweden taking ninth spot.

Carney believes that there is "still time to act" but that "the window is finite and it's closing".

Consultancy firm warns young people could be left with a pension of just £4,000 per year.

The software, which cheated emission tests, is thought to be installed in 1,189,906 cars in the UK.

Official statistics body Eurostat says prices dropped to 0.1% year-on-year in September.

The growth adds to market-wide concerns about the lack of new homes to keep up with demand.