BUSINESS

The board has asked management to look at where the best place is for HSBC to be headquartered,

Is this the start of an exodus from Wall Street towards the next generation of cryptocurrency fintech firms?

Some 742 million shares were sold by the government on 23 April.

Document prepared by senior officials for EU Digital Commissioner Günther Oettinger talks about 'EU-wide body' with increased power.

EUR/USD and GBP/USD bounce off Asian session lows to multi-week highs.

In Hong Kong, HSBC's stock was up 3.25% at 3.42pm local time, ahead of its AGM meeting in London later today.

Microsoft reports revenues of $21.73bn for third quarter, up 6% from same quarter in 2014.

Friday's Eurogroup deliberations are crucial as the current bailout programme for Greece ends in June.

Company reported revenues of $17.3bn for first quarter, up 12% from previous year.

Feds worried mega deal could stifle competition.

Institute of Fiscal Studies estimates that Labour's policies would mean an extra £1,000 in taxes on families.

Feds pulling out stops to partner with tech companies

Moore wins the world's biggest photography competition for his hard-hitting series on Ebola in Liberia.

The German bank is the latest financial institution to pay a fine for manipulating key interest rates.

The idea that 'business' is just another issue or topic to be forgotten about ahead of polling day is dangerously misguided.

The ocean works out to be the seventh strongest economy in the world.

A start-up behind a new security standard is launching a secure smartphone that issues digital certificates offline

The western Indian state of Maharashtra, home to India's financial capital Mumbai, will need five million new homes by 2022.

Falling petrol sales lead to slump in overall retail sales in March.

India's junior finance minister Jayant Sinha tells FIIs New Delhi will back a stable tax policy.

UK public debt continues to rise but the deficit falls below the estimate given at the budget.

Sainsbury's will remove 'department and deputy managers' from some stores and replace its night shift with early morning and evening shifts.

Pound slides on weaker than expected retail sales data and rising public debt.

Morgan Stanley has received over 20 bids for its Australian realty unit Investa Property Group.

Regulators in China's Jiangsu province accused company of forcing local dealers into fixing prices on luxury cars and some spare parts.

Group operating profit was down by £16m in the first quarter.

Researchers say hackers can easily steal your biometric data from the Samsung Galaxy S5 fingerprint sensor.

Markets in Tokyo and Seoul scale new highs despite dismal China factory activity data.

Spanish unemployment rate, PMI numbers for France and Germany all disappoint.