Banks should stop issuing £50, $100 and €500 notes to tackle crime, a former bank boss says.

British manufacturers are paying 'inflated' sums to secure fast enough internet access, according to EEF - the manufacturers' organisation.

A huge new gas plant which will service the West of Shetland region and supply up to two million homes is fired up by Total.

If Twitter is to grow, it may need to disregard the complaints by its regular users about innovations.

Digital radio brand Pure is being put up for sale by UK tech company Imagination Technologies, as the group's long-serving chief executive departs.

Chancellor George Osborne's 'inflexible' budget surplus target could lead to sudden tax rises or spending cuts, independent economists suggest.

Former French Budget Minister Jerome Cahuzac, who was appointed to clamp down on tax evasion, is to go on trial charged with tax fraud.

India's economy grew at a rate of 7.5% in 2015, faster than the 6.9% reported in China, official figures show.