Apple iOS 8 Available Ahead Of iPhone Release

Critics 'Blown Away' By Apple Watch Launch Updated: 9:51pm UK, Tuesday 09 September 2014 Most of the post-launch reaction focused on the launch of the Apple Watch, a new product category for the California company. TechCrunch writer John Biggs said:...

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MyWardrobe Opens Door To New Funds

By Mark Kleinman, City Editor The online fashion retailer MyWardrobe is plotting a new fundraising targeting millions of pounds in new investment less than a year after being rescued from administration. Sky News understands that MyWardrobe, which...

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Tax Crackdown: World Profit-Shifting Ban Looms

By Ed Conway, Economics Editor International authorities have unveiled the first step in a major crackdown on billions of dollars' worth of international corporate tax avoidance, warning that existing rules are not fit for purpose. The Organisation...

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Salmond: No One Can Stop Scotland Using Pound

How Facebook Shaped The Referendum Updated: 8:27am UK, Tuesday 16 September 2014 By James Matthews, Scotland Correspondent It's Facebook 'wot might win it. Sure, the August poll surge in support for independence was down, in part, to traditional...

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Car Insurance Fraud Adds £50 To Annual Bill

The insurance industry has calculated fraudulent car cover applications cost honest families £50 every year. The Association of British Insurers (ABI) said it made the estimate after conducting research to discover the true extent of fraud for the first...

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New Year Revellers Face London Fireworks Charge

People wanting to watch this year's New Year's Eve fireworks display in the heart of London will have to pay £10 for a ticket. London Mayor Boris Johnson said 100,000 tickets would be made available for the spectacular display, which had been free...

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Ryanair No Longer Worst For Customer Service

One of the country's biggest energy providers has replaced Ryanair at the bottom of a league table for customer service. The annual survey of customers saw the most-complained about 'Big Six' firm of the past two years - nPower - handed the unwanted...

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Sony Predicts $2.1bn Loss On Smartphone Woes

Sony has quadrupled its annual loss prediction and cancelled dividend payments for the first time in more than five decades following a write-down on its smartphone business. The Japanese electronics firm, which is due to announce details of a cost-cutting...

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Jobless Rate Nears Six-Year Low And Wages Rise

Official figures show the UK's jobless rate has fallen to its lowest level for six years, with wage rises starting to pick up. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said the rate fell to 6.2% in the three months to July - more than was expected by...

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JD Sports Nets Record First-Half Profit

Shares in JD Sports Fashion have soared after the retailer reported a record profit for its first half and upped its full-year guidance. It said strong demand at its core sports division drove a doubling of profit before tax to just shy of £20m,...

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