The wearable fitness tracker, Jawbone, has filed a second legal case against its rival Fitbit.

The government will sell half of its remaining shares in Royal Mail, and give a further stake to employees, Chancellor George Osborne said.

UK watchdog Ofcom's new chief reveals a plan to help broadband users quit their contracts if their internet speeds are too slow.

The government is considering reducing tax credits for millions of working families as part of its £12bn welfare cuts, the BBC understands.

Postal business Whistl is ending its home delivery service in London, Liverpool and Manchester, putting up to 1,800 jobs at risk.

South Korea's central bank cuts interest rates to a record low, a move seen as an attempt to stem the economic fall out from a Mers outbreak.

Asian shares headed mostly higher, following gains on Wall Street as Japanese shares led the way after four days of losses.

The leaders of Greece, France and Germany agree to "intensify" negotiations with Athens' creditors, but talks showed little sign of progress.