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Nic Cary of Blockchain.info, Dr James Smith of Elliptic and Paul Gordon of Quantave discussed the future of crypto.

Tesco has more than halved its profit to £354m ($540m) in the first six months of the financial year.

Reports say Porsche prefers Apple Car Play to Android Auto because Google wanted data sent to it constantly.

Argos becomes first British retailer to offer same-day delivery across the UK.

The billionaire prince's company originally invested $50 million in the tech company in 2011.

AirAsia, as of June 2015, had a net debt of MYR 10.5bn which is a 9% reduction from its March quarter.

Edinburgh-based pension fund manager Baillie Gifford rumoured as potential bidder for stake.

Edmund Shing explains why HSBC is the most attractive investment of Britain's big four banks.

Shortly after SABMiller rejected informal offer from Belgian brewer AB InBev made a bid of £68.2bn.

Pennsylvania-based drug distributor buys PharMEDium from Clayton, Dubilier & Rice.

Supermarket says profit in UK and Ireland were down more than 69% to £166m.

Shares of SABMiller fell about 3.9% on 6 October following the news.

New CEO also says all investments not deemed absolutely necessary to be abandoned or delayed.

Horta-Osorio said Lloyds had a special responsibility to change the position of banks in society.

Ahead of the 11th series starting next week, IBTimesUK looks at the eager entrepreneurs taking part.

BT and Sky split the bills for three seasons broadcasting rights, paying £5.1bn in February.

Union activists protesting against proposed redundancies stormed Air France's headquarters yesterday.

Nissan's concept is aimed at the 'share native' generation, proof car makers are listening to the youth.

Boxes of the breakfast cereal have been recalled due to fears of allergy risk.

IBTimes talked about the working of card networks with Ann Cairns, president of international markets, MasterCard.

Sales growth was slower than the 5.2% rate a year ago, but it is slightly better than own forecast.

Symphony could be valued at approximately $650m, if the deal with Google goes through.

Merger will include Nestle's ice cream businesses in Egypt, Europe, Philippines, Argentina and Brazil.

Engineers Ulrich Hackenberg and Wolfgang Hatz alleged to be behind 'defeat devices'.

A profile of past incidents where employees have twisted the arm of their employer to get what they want.

World Animal Protection warns elephants tortured until their spirit is broken in repeated cycle of abuse.

'BP is receiving the punishment it deserves,' Attorney General Loretta Lynch said about the deal.

French executives stripped and forced to flee as livid workers storm meeting to protest 2,900 job cuts.

Sport and business can be like oil and water – there are times when they just don't mix.