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The British steel industry contributed £9.5bn to the country's economy.

Last year, Sony Pictures Entertainment experienced a cyberattack that forced it to abandon a project worth $80m.

CEO Matthias Mueller says company will recover in "two to three years".

The company is disposing of store sites in London, Bath and south east.

RMT source tells IBTimes UK that the move from Underground bosses will 'do more harm than good'.

Unilever's turnover increased by 9.4% in the third quarter.

The Eurosceptic campaign plans to woo trade unionists and Labour supporters in a bid to secure a Brexit.

Retailer is trying to beat online and high street competition through scheme.

Sendai No 2 unit is expected to enter commercial operations from around mid-November.

Luxury goods retailer Burberry falls short of predicted first-half results.

Square would offer up to $275m in stock, a figure that could change leading up to the IPO.

The company managed high street cost savings of £11m in the year, which widened margins, helping profits up.

Vodafone India with more than 180 million subscribers is the country's second largest wireless mobile operator.

New software could potentially help exhaust systems run cleaner during tests.

The Walton family that controls Walmart, lost around $9bn due to the stock crash.

Half of 2,000 customers surveyed say they will not buy VW diesel cars in future.

The Chadderton store is attaching security tags to their baskets in response.

But Transport for London has said the action from RMT members will not affect train services.

Retailer withdraws product following accusations it was glorifying self-harm scars.

London's black cabs are a part of its unique offering for visitors and locals alike.

Environmental Audit Committee is taking evidence from the carmaker executive as well as Mike Hawes.

A Twitter engineer says he received an iOS notification that he was locked out of his Twitter email.

Domino's Pizza says it predicts its full-year results will be better than expected.

Billionaire Rinehart won an appeal mining company in Australia's high court.

EXCLUSIVE: Union source tells IBTimes UK that optimism around negotiations drifting away.

Some of the other names on the list included Microsoft, American Express, Marriott, Cisco and Hyatt among others.

Recall letters sent to owners of affected Volkswagen, Audi, Skoda and Seat cars with cheating diesel engine.

The National Audit Office said that Ofwat failed to properly regulate the privatised sector.

The acquisition will add Diageo's brands such as Sterling Vineyards, Blossom Hill and Piat d'Or to Treasury's portfolio.