Apple shares drop on China slowdown fears
Analysts say iPhone sales could take a hit in China.
Tube strikes: Uber triples charges as Londoners turn to taxi services
The Tube strike has brought chaos to London as all underground stations are closed.
Facebook reportedly preparing to launch music-streaming service
Company's plans to monetise music videos emerged as important stepping stone towards on-demand audio service, reports Music Ally.
Balfour Beatty issues another profit drop warning
Although the construction firm is still forecasting a profit over the year, analysts expect a £77m loss
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Reddit moderators shut down website in anger
Brian Lynch and Courtnie Swearingen say they were angered by abrupt termination of their coordinator, Victoria Taylor.
Apple to produce record number of next iPhones despite minimal change in specs
Company has ordered as many as 90 million units to be manufactured, WSJ reports.
Summer budget 2015: Bosses denounce 'big gamble' of George Osborne's Living Wage increase
Many business groups question the wisdom of the government's plan to peg minimum wage at £7.20 an hour for over 25s.
Bitcoin's blockchain technology could give back more than software has ever eaten up
Distributed ledger technology could create jobs for an army of slaves to the algorithm.
John McFarlane and Sir Michael Rake: Meet the men behind the sacking of Barclays boss Antony Jenkins
Former Aviva chairman John McFarlane will take over the helm at Barclays until a replacement is found for Antony Jenkins.
Google begins public tests of self-driving cars in Austin, Texas
Google has begun testing its self-driving cars in Austin, Texas.
Former Toyota Executive Julie Hamp released from custody in Japan without charges
Hamp was arrested on 18 June after 60 tablets of oxycodone were found in a package shipped to the executive.
Barclays shake-up signals refocus on investment banking
Barclays' board has ousted retail banking champion Antony Jenkins in bid to improve ailing investment bank.
Microsoft to announce new round of job cuts in latest overhaul by CEO Satya Nadella
Nadella, appointed CEO in February 2014, has been determined to shrink Microsoft's unprofitable divisions.
Heineken now owns controlling stake in Vijay Mallya's United Breweries
Heineken has acquired a 3.21% stake in UB from United Spirits, which has exited the group, for Rs 8.72bn.
Barclays Bank CEO Antony Jenkins ousted by board
Bank says 'new set of skills required for period ahead' as chairman John McFarlane takes on executive role.
Symantec in talks to sell Veritas data storage business to Carlyle Group
Symantec trying to sell Veritas, which it bought in 2005 for more than $13bn, due to low revenue growth.
Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg joins SurveyMonkey board
Sandberg's late husband David Goldberg had been serving as SurveyMonkey CEO.
Smiths Group appoints Andrew Reynolds Smith as CEO
CEO of GKN Automotive to take over from incumbent Philip Bowman.
Viagra, erectile dysfunction prescriptions rise in UK as generic versions slash prices
In 2014, there were 1.7 million prescriptions for sildenafil as prices plunged 86%.
Thomas Cook and Tui to be hit hard by Tunisia terror attacks and Greek crisis
Travel firms to lose out as tourists stay away from troubled countries.
Never pay another parking ticket: Parking network JustPark and the beautiful symmetry of the sharing economy
JustPark recently achieved the largest UK crowdfunding ever.
Summer budget 2015: George Osborne to lift restrictions on Sunday trading hours
But FSB warns that small retailers could miss out if councils scrap the current rules.
Marks and Spencer sales flatline as general merchandise dips in first quarter
Retailer maintained its guidance for the 2015-16 year and said it is on track to improve margins.
Samsung C&T wins another court ruling to proceed with $8bn Cheil Industries deal
US hedge fund Elliott Associates fails to block Samsung C&T from selling treasury shares to KCC.
Apple and Google vying for car connectivity revenues projected at €180bn by 2020
Technology companies and automotive giants are working on transforming cars into full-service mobile devices.
Asian markets mixed as Chinese shares remain in the red
Chinese shares slump more than 3% on 7 July trading as investors remain concerned over government measures to stem price fall.
German media majors ProSiebenSat.1 and Axel Springer in merger talks
Combined entity is expected to have market capitalisation of about €14.4bn.
Samsung second quarter earnings to miss forecasts amid Galaxy S6 shortage rumours
Tech giant is set to report a seventh straight quarter of falling profits.
UK business expansion at 4-year high says Deloitte survey
Finance chiefs at Britain's biggest companies report a rebound in risk appetite in the second quarter.
Shares plunge after Rolls-Royce cuts profit forecast again
Engineering major blamed deterioration in the offshore marine business for its revised outlook.
Former Apple executive Jeff Martin joins crowdfunded start-up Pavegen
Martin worked directly with Steve Jobs and now joins the board of Pavegen which raised £2m on Crowdcube.
Thousands of holidaymakers in misery as easyJet braces for first strike action in airline's history
EasyJet is facing strike by its cabin crew as negotiations over pay fall apart.
UBS signs whistleblower deal with Brazil to avoid punishments in Forex rigging case
British banks RBS, Barclays, Standard Chartered and HSBC have been named in investigation.
Protein World's 'Are you beach body ready' advertising campaign faces backlash in New York
The campaign was widely criticised in the UK for "objectifying women".
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