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Low-pressure fuel-line inside the engine compartment was reason for recall.

Today is official day that Britons begin their Christmas shopping.

The Blockchain Emergency ID is a rudimentary emergency ID, based on the blockchain technology.

Enhanced bus service will run if the strike goes ahead and the Underground will be in operation.

Policy, introduced in 1979, will be lifted and limit set at two children per couple.

CEO Nick Wood said trading in parts of the business "has been weaker than expected".

¥80tn quantitative easing programme is the centrepiece of Japan's PM Shinzō Abe's economic policies.

Management claim they are 'simply listening' to staff amid claims of circumventing the unions.

Allegations raise questions about Philidor's business practices, said Valeant's chairman.

Snapchat's new terms of service means it can view all your photos and publish them if it chooses to.

Experts have collated a list of the most malicious emails plaguing Ashley Madison hack victims.

Deactivation follows CBN's decision to introduce biometrics for customer identification.

Reading-based company reports exploration and production rose by 26%.

Low oil prices weighed down the inflation rate, with energy prices falling around 8.7%.

This deal may be announced as early as 5 November, when Visa releases its quarterly results.

Edmund Shing explains why Microsoft's cloud computing revolution makes it a great investment.

The airline it is likely to generate a profit of around €2.27bn, up from a previously estimated €2.2bn.

Bailed out bank reported that net income fell by 16%.

Nikkei 225 alone was up 0.78% while stocks in mainland China were flat.

London is now the second least affordable of the 15 urban cities according to a study by UBS.

Online customers' web browsing history will be retained for 12 months under the new proposal.

Analysts however say the bank needs $10bn as it awaits results of stress test by central bank.

Russia and China have their own social networks and web services that CISA will not even touch.

EXCLUSIVE: Richards tells IBTimes UK about the 30% Club's progress in getting more women on boards.

Black market behind North Korea's flourishing economy.

The report says Britain's top companies must ensure boardrooms have 33% women by 2020.

Experts warn hack victims to expect spam attack via emails.

Personal details of thousands of Britons stolen from UK government gateway database.

Davies said that there has been a great cooperation across the board between businesses and the government.