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Customers were unable to use bank's debit cards at Tesco and other stores.

European company had 1022 orders by the end of December 2015, compared to Boeing's 743.

Irish company's products hope to cash in on the UN campaign to promote "super foods".

Why do British success stories sell up much faster than those in the US?

Nasdaq used Linq ledger to transfer shares in 'seminal moment' for blockchain technology.

All staff on the minimum wage will receive around 15p extra an hour.

Shops open on New Year include Sainsbury's, M&S, Tesco, Waitrose, Aldi, Morrisons, ASDA, and John Lewis.

Marvin will get up to £10,000 in free rides in 2016 while the driver will get an all-expenses paid vacation.

Unfortunate name for fireworks range criticised by prominent German media outlets for insensitivity.

Company outlines new policy toward varied forms of abuse, and terrorism.

IBTimes UK lists the most prominent business stories of the year by the headlines.

Banking giant accused of failing to stop its American customers from making unsuitable mutual fund switches.

Visits to shopping centres were up 7.8% as businesses benefitted from the long Christmas weekend.

The new plant will help the company reduce the cost of producing the alcohol-free drink.

"In my German words, we have totally screwed up" Michael Horn on messing up

Thin strip of plastic shaped like aerofoil can be used in fridges to retain cool air.

These supersonic jets will be able to fly faster than the speed of sound.

Aegon is keen to close the deal before sweeping new capital rules known as Solvency II comes in next month.

Taikang Life, Baosteel, New China Life and National Social Security Fund are among new shareholders.

Le Bing, the 21st Century group's CFO, too has been convicted of embezzlement.

The supply will start after Sirius's potash mine located on the coast of North Yorkshire becomes operational.

Tencent and Baidu have also shown increased interest in such start-ups that operate in the O2O services space.

IBTimes UK speaks to Nils Hammar, the CEO of Saltside Technologies.

Just in case you forget something, check the supermarket Christmas opening times in advance.

Thomson joins EasyJet and BA in refusing to fly to Egyptian beach resort of Sharm el-Sheikh.

The hack has affected only those properties that are managed by Hyatt.

Duchy has been forced to buy back shares from the charity to avoid leaving the latter out of pocket.

The other five banks are Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Deutsche Bank, Nomura Holding, Morgan Stanley and UBS.

Shell and BG were both among the biggest FTSE 100 risers on 23 December.