BUSINESS

Pound drops to fresh lows against Swiss franc and euro as BoE and ECB due to announce rates.

Business lobby group predicts UK growth will also slow in second half of 2014.

Lawyers for McKayla Maroney confirm leaked explicit images of her were taken when she was under 18

Ferguson Ewing said future governments will consider what role tax changes play in economic recovery.

Current CEO Daniel Doctoroff is stepping down by end of 2014.

The Centre for Cities says pathways to upward mobility have been severely eroded.

Andrew Madoff worked on the trading floor of corrupt father's business and eventually turned him in.

Apple's shares plummet following security controversy linking iCloud to leaked nude celebrity images

A secret group of hackers will break into anyone's iCloud account and steal sensitive information.

Series of tankers carrying Kurdish crude oil disappeared mysteriously as cargoes were sold in secret.

The WEF ranked the UK labour market in the top 10 for flexibility.

Britain's services industry expanded at the fastest pace in nearly a year but pay remains weak.

Uncertainty is the one major thing that markets hate

A BT Sport executive has said Sky could have a 'real problem' if it doesn't keep its current deal.

Hackers used Elcomsoft Phone Password Breaker to access nude celebrity photos from iCloud accounts

Exclusive: Protestors plan to take 'direct action' to severely disrupt the summit in Newport, Wales.

Gary Barlow took to Twitter to apologise for tax avoidance allegations.

The Scottish political class appears to believe in the old stereotype of Scots being tight-fisted misers.

The Canadian dollar is showing some strength against the US dollar and is at eight-month highs versus yen and sterling ahead of the BoC rate announcement.

Australia plans to export Uranium to energy-starved India.

The TUC says under-employment remains stubbornly high and is still rising.

Wall Street Journal earlier reported that bank suspended a senior employee for improper sharing of client information via chat room.

There are three things traditional taxi companies have in common with businesses of the past.

Modi wooed Japanese firms by promising them "red carpet" treatment rather than red tape.

The deal would be the biggest British military order in more than 30 years.

Jo Swinson MP says the pledge is part of a plan to build a stronger economy and a fairer society.

As of 2 September, about $4.1bn had been paid out to 49,868 claimants.

Vice-President of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament speaks to IBTimes UK in Wales

Towers Watson says wellness is about promoting changes in behaviour in the workplace.