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BitPesa CEO: That Safaricom has moved against us shows we have already won

A judge ruled that payments between Safaricom m-Pesa and BitPesa won't be reinstated for the duration of the case.

Labour Eurosceptics warn of EU Royal Mail renationalisation rules on People's Post day

Jeremy Corbyn wants to put the service back in public hands but EU rules could stop him.

Austerity: Rupert Harrison wants to preserve the post-financial crisis paranoia he helped Osborne create

The Osborne/Harrison rule means that current spending has to be squeezed savagely.

The City of London is in flux as skyscrapers come and go, but Wren's churches survive

Temples of Mammon go up and come down and go up again, but Sir Christopher Wren's places of worship stand their ground.

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COP21: Businesses hail Paris climate deal but voices of doubt emerge in oil and coal industry

Commodity sector has been struggling with falling prices with may hamper eco-friendly tech development.

Barring China and India, Asian markets slide following weak oil prices and upcoming Fed meet

Chinese investors gained confidence after CFETS said the yuan could remain stable in medium to long term.

Footwear retailer Kurt Geiger acquired by Cinven from Sycamore Partners

Deal is in line with Sycamore's strategy of splitting Jones Group.

Twitter signs search results deal with Google

After Facebook and Google, Twitter warns users of state-sponsored hacks

This is the first time the microblogging site has issued such a warning.

Rolls-Royce crisis: Government may nationalise company's nuclear submarine business

MoD's emergency plan seeks to protect government interests in Rolls-Royce in case of a hostile takeover bid.

Ryanair and Brookfield embroiled in tax evasion investigation and 'letterbox company' allegations

Ryanair's use of Brookfield's services the focus of an international probe over alleged tax evasion.

Google sees UK as key market for its self-driving car

Google said to be impressed with Britain for its rules governing driverless cars.

What are the most hackable holiday gifts 2015

With proper safety measures consumers can protect themselves against cyberattacks.

India: Baby boy born in Uber cab in Delhi named after firm

The driver with help from two other women turned the cab into a labour room.

JLR's Mike Wright: Energy costs that forced Tata to cut jobs to devastate UK competitiveness

EXCLUSIVE: The author of the Wright Report talked to IBTimes UK about advanced manufacturing.

Jaguar Land Rover will stop production of its iconic ‘Land Rover Defender’ in early 2016

JLR to stop manufacturing Land Rover Defender at West Midlands

Iconic vehicle overtaken by technology and EU legislation on fuel consumption and emissions.

Isis supporters hit back at Anonymous over 'trolling day'

Personal details of some 160 US military personnel apparently leaked by pro-IS hackers Cyber Caliphate.

Alibaba to acquire South China Morning Post to deepen its media reach

Apart from the newspaper, Alibaba said it will acquire other media assets of the SCMP Group.

Heathrow expansion: CEO, John Holland-Kaye dismisses threat from the British Airways boss

Heathrow expansion: CEO John Holland-Kaye dismisses threat from British Airways boss

I'd be amazed if BA were to leave Heathrow. It's not going to happen: John Holland-Kaye.

Massive DDoS attack on core internet servers was 'zombie army' botnet from popular smartphone app

EXCLUSIVE: Cybersecurity experts believe smartphone app is behind recent attack on internet.

BitFury opening third carbon neutral Bitcoin mining operation in Georgia

BitFury is opening its third energy saving data center in Republic of Georgia next week

Ebay philanthropist funds 'cryptocomplex' cash for central banks

Omidyar Network and eCurrency Mint (eCM) say a central bank deployment of eCurrency is happening soon.

Christmas delivery dates: When are the deadlines?

Everything you need to know from store delivery cut-off dates to postal delivery deadlines.

Heathrow expansion: Government accused of being 'gutless' over decision delay

Director General John Longworth says the delay is costing the country business.

Britons spend £566bn via cards in 2014, which is more than the 2014 GDP of the Dutch

British shoppers' card use doubles over 10-year period

British shoppers spent £566bn in 2014, double the GDP of the Dutch economy.

Ford invests £3bn to launch range of 13 new electric vehicles by 2020

Massive investment will see Ford launch 13 electric vehicles by the end of the decade.

Heathrow: UK transport secretary fails to give guarantee on airport expansion decision timing

Patrick McLoughlin says a final ruling on airport expansion will 'hopefully' come next summer.

Heathrow: Businesses 'tear hair out' as delayed airport expansion decision set to cost billions

IoD said its members cared more about a decision than whether Heathrow or Gatwick would get the runway.

Barring Japan, Asian markets in the red as oil continues to decline

Asian stock markets: Barring Japan's Nikkei 225 all other indices dip on oil price fall

Upcoming Fed meeting where rate increase could be decided, continues to weigh on markets.

More than 100 Atlassian employees become millionaires post its Nasdaq listing

Atlassian IPO: More than 100 employees become millionaires overnight post Nasdaq listing

Atlassian's market valuation leaped to about $5.8bn after its debut as a publicly traded company.

Airport Expansion: British Airways threatens to pull out of Heathrow

Heathrow expansion: British Airways threatens to move out of UK

BA has warned passenger charges would double if government carries out £17.6bn expansion plan.

Swift enhances correspondent banking with a view to 'blockchain roadmap'

Swift will implement improvements to the existing correspondent banking system early in 2016.

TTIP: The insidious, global, corporate threat to our human rights

It allows private companies to sue national governments where changes in legislation adversely affect profits.

COP21: Seven businesses that are leading the way in the fight against climate change

Companies across the globe are pledging to fight against climate change by transitioning to renewable energy.

Mysterious hackers attempting to bring down entire internet by DDoS-ing critical servers

Entity is launching DDoS attacks against crucial internet infrastructure supporting top level domains.

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