Tesco looks to offload mobile business as Dave Lewis aims to sell non-core assets
Tesco could yield hundreds of millions by selling off non-core parts of business as it looks to bounce back.
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Troubled Japanese airbag maker Takata may return to profit this fiscal year
Exploding airbag maker Takata forecasts a net profit of ¥20bn for the year through March 2016.
Election 2015: What happens next? Maggie Pagano, Edmund Shing and Stefan Stern discuss the election results
Maggie Pagano talks to Edmund Shing and Stefan Stern about the implications of the election results.
Snooper's Charter back on the table following Conservative victory says Theresa May
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Pound surges to multi-month highs as fears of political uncertainty recede with Tories set to win
Pound is now just 30 pips away from a four-month high vs dollar.
Surgical robots hacked by researchers to alter commands and disrupt functions
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Wondering how to hack a military drone? It's all on Google
Israeli security experts have warned the US that drone hacking research is freely available online.
Halifax: UK house prices continue to rise
Average house price across the UK now stands at £196,412
Asian markets round-up: Most bourses trade higher on hopes of more China stimulus
India's Sensex buoyed by news that New Delhi has set up a panel to suggest ways to resolve retrospective tax row.
Recruitment boss Kevin Green warns of UK job crisis: 'Staff availability falling for 2 years'
British workers have enjoyed a pay increase but a skills shortage.
BG Group profits plunge on fallen oil prices
BG Group reports 62% profit fall in first quarter.
China's Alibaba may pump $1.2bn in Indian smartphone major Micromax
The deal will give Alibaba a near 20% stake in Micromax, valuing the Indian firm at between $5bn and $6bn.
Pound reaches two-month high and FTSE surges as David Cameron remains at No 10
Sterling now at strongest point since late February.
Swiss agrochemicals firm Syngenta confirms rejection of $45bn offer from Monsanto
Company's board unanimously decided to reject offer, which "fundamentally undervalues Syngenta's prospects".
India moves to resolve retrospective tax row post equity sell-off
FinMin Arun Jaitley says New Delhi has formed a panel to suggest ways to resolve the minimum alternate tax (MAT) row.
Hutchison Whampoa gets £3.1bn funding from 5 investors for O2 acquisition
Investors agree to buy 33% stake in Hutchison's British mobile phone business, combining Three and O2 UK.
Microsoft feels Salesforce too pricey and not bidding for it
Microsoft finds valuation of cloud computing firm on the high side.
Uber submits $3bn bid for Nokia's HERE maps
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Grocery retailer Whole Foods launching lower-priced chain aimed towards millennials
The high-end, organic food company made the announcement after a drop in share earnings.
Kuwait decides to buy F-18 fighter jets from Boeing for $3bn, rejecting UK-made Typhoon deal
Deal means US aircraft maker can keep open St. Louis, Missouri, production line.
Greece crisis: Athens won't cross red lines on pensions, privatisation as €750m payment to IMF looms
Athens demands mutual concessions in talks on bailout and debt.
Pentagon staff racked up $1m bill for strippers and gambling in Las Vegas and Atlantic City
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Aston Villa takeover bid could see former Arsenal captain Tony Adams move to Midlands club
Former Arsenal captain Adams understood to be handed a football role at club.
Rangers: Glasgow's fallen superclub reduced to a rich man's plaything
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World Economic Forum ranks Spain most tourist-friendly as UK is let down by high prices
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China's Alibaba could invest in Indian smartphone major Micromax
Negotiations between Alibaba and Micromax are underway.
Nintendo posts first profit in four years
Japanese video game maker last reported a profit in 2011.
Swiss franc rallies to three-month highs against dollar, pound and yen
Positive economic data and dollar weakness help Swiss franc rally.
Election 2015: FTSE 100 hits one month low as jitters rock markets
Uncertainty over who will form the next government has affected trading on the FTSE.
Siemens to cut another 4,500 jobs worldwide
Fresh job cuts come in addition to 7,800 announced in February.
David Potts unable to halt Morrisons sales slide in first quarter
Sales down 2.9% in 13 weeks to 3 May
Anonymous hacktivist warned Texas police days before Mohammed cartoon contest shooting
Texas police warned of the Isis-related Muhammad cartoon contest shooting by Anonymous activist on Twitter.
Daimler gets go-ahead for open road tests of self-driving truck
Nevada has given Daimler AG, the world's biggest truck maker, the go-ahead to test its self-driving heavy freight truck.
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