COMPANIES

Up to 15 million HSBC customers will no longer need to remember PIN numbers and passwords to access accounts

Sainsbury's and Waitrose, however, said they had no plans to discontinue curved croissants.

Standard Life adds £307bn of assets in 2015 despite volatile markets and lifts full year dividend by 7.8%.

Some analysts believe the fall is not only because of higher prices but on account of a 'sterile shop'.

Businesses looking to enter Iranian market following international embargo lifting need to tread cautiously.

Edmund Shing explains why now is a great time to invest in pharmaceutical firm Shire.

Airline's fuel price gains to be "significantly offset" by currency headwinds in 2016.

Paris attacks in November 2015 led to a €4.8m Eurotunnel revenue loss.

Defence contractor expects earnings for 2016 to be 5%-10% higher, helped by a hike in defence budgets globally

British Gas owner sees profit fall 12% but says cost-cutting will ensure growth over the next four years.

This follows the e-commerce company's plans to launch its own-label clothing brand.

Morrisons and Tesco also trim prices and improve service under new management teams.

Barclays, HSBC and Deutsche Bank also recently announced job redundancy plans.

Spanish authorities believe staff at Chinese bank might be aiding crime rings to bypass import taxes.

On Wednesday, Air Canadane ordered 75 larger C Series 300 jets, worth around $3.8bn in total.

The idea behind these services is to get value out of something you own or skill you already have.

The London tech group is reported to have held payments back in January as it struggles to generate revenue.

Tim Leissner is reportedly under investigation by the FBI over his links to Malaysia PM Najib Razak.

Healing power: Why the rise of healthcare technology marks a robust investment choice for the future

Pernod Ricard to attract young Britons to its Jacob's Creek wine brand.

Boeing expects China to fly past the US to become 'world's largest aviation market over the next two decades'

Tie-up follows BAE's contract to supply M777 howitzer guns.

While many investors exited Apple, Tiger Global Management invested in the iPhone maker.

This relates to Vodafone's purchase of billionaire Li Ka-shing's Indian mobile telecom business in 2007.

Plants at Heysham, Hartlepool and Torness have closing dates pushed back by between five and seven years.

Delta Airlines was the first to frame a policy on such announcements.

Mining giant posts $5.5bn loss in 2015, as earnings plummet 55% despite cost-cutting measures.

UK company to pay its American partner $1bn to 'equalise ownership in the joint venture'.

Reckitt Benckiser, IAG and Standard Chartered were the biggest riser on the FTSE 100.