BUSINESS

There was 'a feeling of satisfaction' about bringing the noodles back to market, Nestle said.

Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt accused the medics of using 'totally unwarranted' measures.

Over 30 tablet brands being sold on Amazon come pre-loaded with malware and adware - here are brands to avoid.

Bharatiya Janata Party leader hinted he wanted the UK to avoid Brexit in forthcoming vote.

Violent clashes briefly broke out between police and demonstrators in Athens during a general strike.

IBTimes UK lists the real facts behind trade and economic policies from the European Union.

A spokesman for the ministry told IBTimes UK that they had no job loss figures.

Quarter-on-quarter growth was only 0.1% but summer holiday-effect partly to blame.

Apple is reportedly in talks with US banks to develop the new payments service that would be launched by 2016.

Tor Project claims FBI paid researchers to uncover identity of Dark Web users.

Chief executive Warren East admits outlook for next year 'is very challenging'.

Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index closed higher by 2.40%, witnessing its biggest daily jump in over a month.

Supply key issue as the drop in new builds is now 'really hitting home'.

Engineering conglomerate said it would buy back €3bn of shares over the next three years.

College principal said this was not the first time his students had faced racial profiling.

AB InBev and SABMiller will produce over a third of the world's beers.

IAC's all-cash proposal to acquire Angie's List translates to $8.75 per share.

Greenpeace calls the investments an economic waste and lost chance to spur renewables.

This move is part of its new cost-cutting programme that will include both impairment and restructuring costs.

Various sources claim the hackers have asked for between 10 to 30 bitcoins.

F-Secure's Sense protects everything from WiFi-enabled baby monitors to smart locks.

Clooney is representing his charity Not On Our Watch that was set up with Brad Pitt.

British entrepreneur Willingham spoke at this year's Small Business Awards.

Liberal Democrat disclosed Open Reason was given grants by organisations founded by the businessmen.

UK leads the way with online shopping sales now over 12% of total retail sales.

Rwanda refuted allegations it altered poverty statistics and claimed economy keeps growing.

Armada Collective attacked many Swiss web providers and is now targeting webmail services.

With 31.21m people in work, up 419k from the same quarter in 2014, numbers are good news for Osborne.

The union has donated more than £550,000 to Labour since the general election.