COMPANIES

Prize awarded to KiWi Power for energy-saving app is part of Cities Summit

In June, a US hedge fund lost millions from a cyber-attack

SMEs haven't seen any improvement since the Parliamentary Commission on Banking Standards.

The Abu Dhabi United Group has agreed a £1bn deal with Manchester Council

The Towers Watson research reveals that there is a lack of information about employee benefit spending.

Private equity heavy-hitters Kohlberg Kravis Roberts picks up a one-third stake ahead of a likely flotation of AEI assets.

Exclusive: Frank Field tells IBTimes UK that he is pleased by the Labour Party leader's new 'Youth All policy.

Balboa swindled investors by overstating the value of Nigerian debt by $80m.

Annual digital payments will reach £2.8tn by the end of the decade, as mobiles, tablets, contactless cards and China's Alibaba boost transactions.

MBIA wants Credit Suisse to carry out 'targeted re-review' of records to ensure it is turning over evidence properly.

Some 55% of small businesses still do not have websites, according to Google.

Reports say that the mining giant has already announced hundreds of job cuts in Australia

Brandon Lewis, parliamentary under-secretary of state for local government, was speaking to a group of MPs.

Members of the trade union Unison vote in favour of industrial action on 10 July.

BAE Systems reveals unnamed US hedge fund lost millions after cyber-attack

Ithaca picks up interest in Cook, Pierce and Wytch Farm oil fields.

France earlier approved US-based GE's deal to acquire Alstom assets, thwarting a similar deal led by Germany's Siemens.

DeVere Group says high achieving young professionals would be looking at career and remuneration opportunities.

A Dutch company has created the world's first e-joint.

As many as 34 deals worth over $100m completed in Europe so far in second quarter.

The Institution of Civil Engineers says more diversity can bring different perspectives to engineering solutions.

Warwick Business School has announced that it will begin holding courses in the Shard

Gazprom says gas flow via Ukraine remains stable despite deadlock

The news comes after the Chancellor George Osborne announced reforms to the UK's insurance industry.

Chief executives in Britain's biggest companies only fell marginally

Deal to boost Santander's presence in Sweden, Norway and Denmark.

Morrisons has said that it will cut prices on a further 135 products.

Toyota has also recalled some 650,000 vehicles to deal with potentially faulty airbags.

Oracle close to its biggest acquisition since 2009 deal with Sun Microsystems.