BUSINESS

ONS says number of Neets has fallen to 955,000 in the three months to June.

Shanghai FTZ play will help Amazon better compete with e-commerce giants Alibaba and JD.com.

UAE Central Bank says the UK lender have caused "material and moral damage" to local SMEs.

The Treasury Select Committee has published exchange of letters with Chancellor over the matter.

Scotland's government grants owners of the yard permission to bring site back into use

Every new iPhone has experienced a better start than its predecessor.

The Business Secretary says apprentices can post work 'selfies' on the campaign's Pinterest board.

GCHQ wants the public to protect a fictitious aerospace technology company from cyber attacks

Kiev to ask International Monetary Fund to combine two tranches of bailout to shore up economy.

Prices of about 15,000 parts will be cut by average 26% from September.

Analysts had hoped for a 0.4% increase on the June's figures.

Banking reform proposals tabled by EU financial services commissioner Michel Barnier in January.

Banks are hiring people with experience in data governance and analytics.

Pass rates for English also fell by the worst level in 20 years.

Russia closes iconic Pushkin Square branch of McDonald's amid high tension with the West.

Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps banned from reading top secret information on The Intercept

Eurozone composite PMI falls to 52.8 in August.

The Higher Education Degree Datacheck says some employers take CVs at face value.

Defru creates a fake anti-virus scan alert page to deceive users into paying for the fake anti-virus software.

Labour has said that it will give the watchdog the power to remove licenses.

Pakistan's progress under IMF's Extended Fund Facility seen as credit positive.

A local newspaper had earlier reported that Jala and Jamaludin Ibrahim, CEO of telecoms firm Axiata, are likely candidates for top post at airline.

Latin America's economic transformation is actually providing major investment opportunities

Disaster-hit Malaysian Airline System is expected reduce domestic capacity, easing price competition among carriers.

Sir Ian Wood also warns of dwindling oil production affecting jobs and the local economy.

A piece of malware called Krysanec is infecting Android smartphones pretending to be legitimate apps

Quarterly revenues improved 1% to $27.6bn, driven by 12% increase in PC sales

Markit's PMI drops to 50.3 in August from 17-month high of 51.7 in July.

Adam Smith Institute argues better financial system would stem from informal sterling use.