Thirteen people plead guilty to disabling Paypal's servers in an attack that US authorities say was orchestrated by hacking collective Anonymous.

An agreement is reached on the US budget to avoid another government shutdown, Republican and Democratic lawmakers say.

Networks of bus services in England and Wales could disappear due to funding cuts, warns a report by the Campaign for Better Transport.

Most regions of the UK are already in a house price bubble, according to an economics professor from Warwick University.

Two of India's biggest firms, Reliance Industries and Bharti Airtel, agree to share telecom infrastructure.

Britain should push ahead with fracking, the chairman of the government's advisory body on climate change says.

Holden, a subsidiary of General Motors (GM), says it will stop making cars in Australia by the end of 2017, with almost 2,900 jobs to go.

Google opens its first ever data centres in Asia as it looks to boost its growth further in the region.