HMRC decried again for "woefully inadequate" pursual of tax evasion by big business.

Cuts to save costs are more severe than Chancellor George Osborne's requirements.

As the Prism scandal continues, GCHQ director claims hackers are stealing business secrets 'on an industrial scale'.

The UK's Department for Business and Trade will lead its inaugural semiconductors business delegation to Taiwan, showcasing innovation at SEMICON Taiwan 2023.

Report claims the move is caused by shift in the oil and gas giant's business model.

Alibaba invests HK$5.6bn in Chinese department store operator Intime.

Uber's annus horribilis continues as US Justice Department reportedly begins further probes into ride-hailing company's business practices.

Thousands of Israeli websites like the Tel Aviv Police Department have been brought down by Anonymous

Legal experts point to the fact that it may be difficult to show Google's conduct was illegal under the longstanding "consumer welfare" standard.

Department for Business says the government could take a 25% stake in the company.

Germany's largest lender has been told to pay up to $14bn by the US over past misconduct.

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The fallout from Bernard Madoff's Ponzi scheme continues, and time is running out.

This relates to Vodafone's purchase of billionaire Li Ka-shing's Indian mobile telecom business in 2007.

It is believed the organisation failed to register the building back in September.

The new Prime Minister, David Cameron, has said that Britain is "open for business" and that his government would "get our economy moving". He also praised the Lib Dem's Vincent Cable, who will take up the post of Business Secretary.

Research reveals almost five million small UK businesses could double their chances of increasing their turnovers with mentoring.

HM Revenue and Customs has announced it will be the first government department to transfer all of its data to the cloud.

The affected areas and the number of people left without electricity would depend on the number of gas power stations that would be forced to shut down.

More than130 companies applied to the commerce department for licenses to sell US goods to Huawei.