BUSINESS

Exclusive: musician and tech champion Imogen Heap tells IBTimes about her blockchain plans.

Dongle attached to cars for insurance purposes is compromised and gives hackers control of brakes.

Scandal-ridden company reported a 3.2% fall in UK and Ireland sales due to its London Olympics errors.

The sale is subject to regulatory approval.

Cloud music service Revelator and bitcoin developers Colu have launched music rights service on the blockchain.

Lender to raise A$5bn to meet stricter capital ratio requirements.

Uber is facing probe in Hong Kong over its drivers, who allegedly operate without proper licence and insurance.

For second day in a row yuan depreciates further causing anxiety in the market.

US banks under pressure from regulators to strengthen balance sheets by reducing exposure to high-risk businesses.

Banks are in talks with US regulators to settle claims of alleged unfair practices.

Sale part of GE's move to divest $100bn worth of financial assets under GE Capital by end of 2015.

Some with allergies to corn have abandoned product after switch, others say it makes icing 'gritty'.

Financiers sold bonds without a licence in scheme that reportedly lost hundreds of investors more than £50,000 each.

Fine would go against regulator's role to ensure the 'safety and soundness' of banks it regulates.

Sundar Pichai has been installed as Google chief executive after a shake-up.

Remortgaging stands at highest level since 2013 according to Council of Mortgage Lenders' numbers.

IBTimes UK ventures underground to see how Transport for London plans to reopen the station.

The MDC Partners/Nadal scandal shines a light on the enduring war between agencies and clients over money.

Investors reacted positively to Google's radical reorganisation claiming there will now be more transparency

Greece has agreed deal with creditors ahead of debt payment to European Central Bank on 20 August.

In return, Suning would acquire a 1.1% stake in Alibaba as part of their strategic partnership agreement.

Baxalta's Ludwig Hantson reiterates proposal is 'wholly inadequate'.

Surprise move is a 'one-time correction' to make the exchange rate more market-oriented, PBOC says.

Sales at Heinz fell by 4.9% to $2.62bn in second quarter, while sales at Kraft fell by 4.1% to $4.52bn.

Greece hopes to agree a deal by Tuesday as ECB repayment due on 20 August.

Even if Greece defaults, Germany will have benefited from lower interest rates.

Transport investment is key to the north's economic future.

HTC phone stored user fingerprints without encryption, putting security of the phone's owner at risk.

Dutch company E-Njoint has developed a smokeless and flameless electronic cannabis vaporizer in the shape of a real joint..