BUSINESS

MasterCard's withdrawal as a payment option for Backpage.com could be a $100m opportunity for bitcoin.

VPNs like Hide My Ass, IPVanish, Astrill and ExpressVPN are fully exposing users' data and online activity.

Roger Sanders OBE, managing director of LighthouseGEB, takes a nuanced view of the current state of pensions auto-enrolment.

Energy-rich nation offers baths in Naftalan oil, which is said to have healing properties.

Minister Yannis Varoufakis says he will step down if the Greek people vote 'yes' to creditors' terms.

XKeyscore allows NSA to track people's internet activity by simply typing in their email address.

Clark, the communities secretary, will speak at a Local Government Association conference.

Banking sources warn of cardholder data stolen from a number of luxury Trump hotels across the US.

US Justice Department had earlier filed a lawsuit to block the acquisition, citing antitrust matters.

Annual house growth in June moderated to 3.3% from 4.6% in May

Greece has switched back after showing readiness to accept most conditions of the IMF deal.

Fortune of the six heirs of Wal-Mart founders Sam Walton and James "Bud" Walton declined from $152bn in 2014.

As property demand is a lot higher than supply it has become a popular safe haven investment.

Nestle India exports Maggi noodles to countries including UK, US, Canada and Singapore.

Corporate hardware and services will operate as a separate company to be called Hewlett Packard Enterprise.

The combined company will have assets of over $150bn.

Greek Prime Minister hits back, accusing 'extremist conservative forces' of blackmailing his country.

Domestic transactions using foreign currencies, including US dollars, are banned in Indonesia.

Barclays has named three blockchain technology firms from its accelerator based in Notting Hill

Analyst says only worry in US job market is underperforming energy sector.

Acting Labour leader puts pressure on Cameron at Prime Minister's Questions.

The purchasing manager's index fell to a 26-month low of 51.4 in June, down from a revised reading of 51.9 in May.

Feeney said that it is important to fight against austerity and stand together for the Greek people.

Researchers reveal iPhones and iPads vulnerable to having sensitive data stolen, apps destroyed and VPN traffic monitored

European airport bosses will be smirking at inevitable legal response to Heathrow decision, it is claimed.

The Greek prime minister is forging ahead with a vote on Sunday.

Lack of expansion and new orders from Europe, fuelled by the strong pound, prevented the industry to grow as expected.

China needs more stimulus while India is likely to cut rates further, analysts say.

Liz Kendall rightfully talks of the UK becoming 'world class at creating low-paid jobs'.