BUSINESS

A section of Anonymous has been criticised for targeting Isis in a new campaign.

Apple's new iPhone to include new mobile payment solution backed by NFC chip.

Survation says most young people do not feel that any of the main political parties represents them.

Australia's PM Tony Abbott tells parliament Kremlin is bullying its neighbour

Tesco shares have fallen once more in early morning trading.

One of Britain's most high-profile fund managers Neil Woodford cited concerns.

The CBI's calls for a single, larger airport hub appears to favour Heathrow over Gatwick.

Apple's iCloud storage service spected of being the source of celebrity images which have been posted online.

Barclays says it will make £500m loss after tax on the transaction.

BCC survey finds most businesses feel closing ties with EU will harm economic and business interests.

British MEPs are being outvoted in the European Parliament on virtually every occasion.

UK economy could lose some steam in the second half of 2014.

Following Fitch announcement on Bangladesh's rating, its currency strengthens against dollar.

However the Bank of Scotland's report didn't mention how Scottish independence would affect this.

Weak PMI data for August likely to prompt further policy easing by authorities.

Virgin Money is poised for floatation as early as October

Alibaba shares on course to commence open-market trading by 19 September.

Brent and US crude shed over 2% each in August.

ECB meeting and US nonfarm payrolls data to influence gold prices next week.

UK prime minister David Cameron to press EU leaders on blocking Russia's access to Swift.

Russian authorities close twelve McDonald's stores and are investigating hundred others.

Moscow says Ukraine could be forced to siphon off gas bound for European countries.

The ONS said payments received across the whole economy had increased by 4.9% on the year before.

United Kalavryta tanker had been anchored off the Texas coast amid a legal challenge from Baghdad.

Egyptian media reports hint at free trade meetings before end of 2014.

Eurostat says 18.4 million people were out of work across the region in July.

The Prime Minister's pledge to slash the number of immigrants coming to the UK by 2015 looks even less likely to be met after official figures showed that net long-term migration had jumped by 68,000 over the past year.

Fernando Chui the only candidate in Sunday's official election in China's semi-autonomous territory.

Nationwide says healing economy should underpin demand but housing market slowdown noted.