BUSINESS

Edmund Shing believes both technology and property stocks will continue to rise in 2016.

Take-up of renewable energy is being undermined by unpredictable Government cuts, MPs warn.

London encourages growing Indian companies to set up headquarters in city to accentuate global ambitions.

The deal indicates a growing interest from overseas companies in British food companies.

The poorest 50% households own just 9% of household wealth, the Wealth and Assets Survey found.

Owner to personally oversee review after undercover investigation at Shirebrook warehouse.

The fine is the largest yet agreed between Ofgem and a big six energy supplier.

Hacking group says attack intended to draw attention of Microsoft and Sony to 'apparent' security flaws.

For the overall week, Asian stock markets gained due to the depreciating Chinese yuan and the Fed's first rate rise.

P&G accuses rival startup of violating its intellectual property.

The licence gives company access to oil in Arreton, M Prospect and other undrilled prospects.

Despite an unusually warm winter, it is unlikely consumers will benefit from not having to turn on the heat.

Faraday Future, Ford, BMW and others will show off new car technology at CES in Las Vegas

Janet Yellen's 'dovish hike' gave a great scenario for markets.

The magistrates were probing her alleged negligence when she was finance minister of the country.

Members of Phantom Squad declare they will launch a DDoS attack on PSN and Xbox Live this Christmas.

Employers can't be relied on in the same way as in the past but loyalty still has a value.

Digital Asset chief Blythe Masters said it is contributing the Hyperledger brand to the new forum.

The average price of a house in the UK is expected to be £419,000 by 2025.

Yellen says the increase reflects the Federal Reserve's confidence in the US economy.

R3 also said it was closing initial window to banks having added 12 more to its total of 42.

Exclusive: Guardtime has partnership with Future Cities Catapult, a UK-based centre for smart city innovation.

Fraudsters responsible for half of UK's lost tax revenue in 2014/15, auditors say.

The US Federal Reserve has announced a decision to increase its interest rates by 25 basis points to 0.5%.

About 1,080 executives across 390 organisations in the UK receive salaries of at least £100,000 annually.

Riyadh and New Delhi found to be second- and third-hardest cities to navigate.

The president says the internet should be regulated to protect countries' core interests.

The proposed regulation seeks to forbid car manufacturers from selling self-driving cars.

The deal is in line with the British bank's strategy to focus on its core operations.