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Visa Europe Collab's Steve Perry explains what's happening with its 100-day proof of concept programme.

The Shanghai Tower will be the world's second-tallest building when it opens later in 2015.

Ashley Madison is just the latest example of a dating website being compromised, with most incidents going unreported.

David Cameron has vowed to crack down on property money laundering.

UK consumers turned to Twitter in outrage after the supermarket chain's decision.

Travelodge uses puppets in advertising campaign to earn £261m in the past six months.

EXCLUSIVE: Christian Wolmar says 'neo-liberal' Kendall would be 'indistinguishable' from the Tories.

Whatever patching up takes place in Greece, the chickens are coming home to roost.

Stagefright bug gives hackers control of your Android smartphone simply by knowing your phone number.

Gross domestic product in the UK was estimated to be 0.7% higher in the second quarter of 2015

The restaurant delivery service has seen stellar growth

Next's share price has climbed more than 16.6% since 28 July 2014

Without the Gulf of Mexico spill costs, profit would have been down by 43.3% to $3.89bn.

FTSE 100 firm says it will submit a 'robust defence' to the watchdog.

The 35-year insider will replace A.G. Lafley, who will remain as chairman to help with leadership transition.

Analysts see UK growth slowing to 2.6% in June quarter from 2.9% in Q1.

Country's top regulatory body also investigating 'malicious short-selling' by 'some individuals'.

Review of its domicile will have to include implications of being out of FTSE100 index.

Beer giant releases video of publicity stunt at London City Airport.

New York magazine, featuring women allegedly assaulted by Bill Cosby on current cover, taken offline by hacker.

With less than a year until the start of the Rio 2016 Olympics, many people fear the city won't be ready.

Race charity Runnymede found that the reductions in tax credits counterweight the introduction of the living wage.

Islington North MP says the policy would be paid for through productivity gains and tax hikes.

As Barclays, RBS and Lloyds prepare to report first-half results this week, we can expect mixed blessings.

The fashion retailer must pay $15.4m in October.

It is surprising that there is still activity on the housing market said an estate agent association.

Heavyweight boxing legend, who famously bit the ear of Evander Holyfield, is endorsing a bitcoin ATM.

Hayes is the first trader in the London interbank interest rate rigging case

That figure rises to 20 to one in London according to estate agent haart.