BUSINESS

JLR could relocate major parts of its business to Silverstone if the deal were to go through.

Activist group announces 'Day of Rage' demonstrations against jihadists on 11 December.

The retailer had appealed for the return of two months of rent claimed to have been paid in excess that amounted to £1.1m.

Hundreds of porn sites targeted by criminals using malvertising to infect visitors' devices.

As governments seem incapable of fixing inequality, our only hope is that billionaires will give it away.

Several polls show that small businesses and start-ups slightly lean towards remaining in the EU.

Aliko Dangote proposed that African states introduce a European Union-style cooperation.

The goal of profitability alone is not enough of a spur to intelligent colleagues.

The Home Office has called on internet service providers to store up to one year of people's browsing history.

Following Tesla and BMW, Ford reveals autonomous technology for automated motorway driving and remote parking.

IBTimes UK looks at what drives Nigeria's most powerful man, estimated to have a $16.2bn fortune.

Nato defence spending has been steadily cut back since 2009 - but that is about to change.

Rayzone Group debuts an app- and cloud-interception system that hacks your phone: as long as Wi-Fi is on.

Move is aimed at creating more jobs and boosting the manufacturing sector in Saudi Arabia.

Property website Zoopla bought uSwitch in April 2015 for £190m.

US manufacturing sector contracted in November to its weakest levels since June 2009.

A survey indicated that a majority of shoppers would visit the discount chains in the weeks leading up to 25 December.

Irish low-cost airline claims a court victory in Germany over eDreams, the Spain-headquartered travel agent.

Founder says he and wife Priscilla Chan want healthy world for daughter Max and other children.

Privacy-conscious people are illegally destroying ID cards with RFID chips to prevent being spying on.

New option will cut cost to riders by 25% while curbing emissions in the city.

Yuletide parties will be mainly hosted outside the office, a survey finds.

The larger contract involves making and maintaining 800 electric locomotives for about €3.5bn over 17 years.

Robert Rose leaves Tesla, where he headed the Autopilot feature, and heads to Google.

The yuan was added to the Special Drawing Rights (SDR) basket alongside the dollar, euro, pound sterling and yen.

HSBC, Barclays, Lloyds, Nationwide and Santander cleared the BoE stress test.

At least three banks hit by hackers of Armada Collective as Greece's central bank put on high alert.

China's official PMI was at a three-year low of 49.6 for the month of November.

Safaricom has invoked AML to shut out BitPesa - but doesn't this stifle innovation?