RBC analysts recall RBS doomsday prophecy and predict more downsides to equities
Deutsche Bank estimates the probability of recession in the next 12 months at 46%.
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British Gas to axe 500 jobs with closure of loft and cavity wall insulation business
The move is part of its parent company Centrica's July 2015 announcement to cut 6,000 jobs.
ConsenSys digital identity and wallet system uPort integrates with Digix Gold platform
Singapore-based Digix are formally collaborating with ConsenSys to integrate uPort on the Digix Gold platform.
Nasa hack: 10,000 machines in the space agency are infected by malware, says security expert
Security Scorecard says its big data engine has picked up on a huge number of vulnerabilities affecting Nasa's network.
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Market round-up: FTSE 100 plummets as BP profit halves and Brent dips below $33
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TaxSlayer data breach leaves thousands of US financial accounts and tax filings at risk
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EU referendum: Business lobby groups upbeat on David Cameron's draft reform deal
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Small businessman confronts George Osborne face-to-face over Google tax deal
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Scottish Power cuts gas prices by 5.4% and knocks average £32 off annual bills
Only little over half of SP account holders will benefit from the cut that will not be active until 15 March.
EU referendum: George Osborne says draft reform deal shows 'real progress'
However, British Chancellor also says there are 'hard negotiations' ahead for the Conservative government.
Leaping into the future: Nigeria's rural microfinance community gets connected using Stellar and Oradian
IBTimes spoke to Joyce Kim, CEO of Stellar and Antonio Separovic, MD of Oradian, about the new Nigeria pilot.
Clydesdale Bank IPO delayed for 24 hours because of pressing rating-agency questions
Clydesdale Bank said it received pressing rating-agency questions regarding its deposit rating.
UK construction sector grows at slowest pace since April as confidence hits 13-month low
Markit PMI grows at slowest pace in nine months in January.
Amanda Staveley: The woman suing Barclays for £700m after brokering £5.8bn deal
Who is the 'Queen of football' who brokered the Abu Dhabi takeover of Man City and is now suing bank?
We Got Pop casting startup, associated with Star Wars and Spectre, secures funding led by Pinewood Studios
Other angel investors include film producer, Richard Northcott and technology investor, Richard Fearn.
Tube strikes: RMT union warns 'clock is ticking' for talks to avert walkout over job cuts
RMT general secretary Mick Cash has urged Underground bosses not to 'drag their heels'.
Ocado pre-tax profit soars 65% as shareholders await update on rumoured partnership talks
Ocado takes care of Morrison and Watirose's food deliveries but there were talks of a major deal with Amazon.
Russian magazine hit by DDoS attack after report on Putin's daughter
The country's communications oversight agency warned The New Times magazine the same day it published the story.
Porsche CEO Oliver Blume: We have no plans to build 'iPhone-like' autonomous cars
Blume tells German media his company has no interest in building self-driving cars.
Cycling world hit by 'technological doping'
Belgian cyclist charged with equipping her bike with a hidden motor
Infosys plans clock tower taller than Big Ben in southern India
The proposed structure will also be taller than California's Hoover Tower and Cornell's McGraw Tower.
London mayoral election 2016: Labour's Sadiq Khan unveils plan for an affordable capital
The frontrunner for City Hall is set to attack Tory housing record during a major speech in London.
Going dark debunked: Harvard study says encryption good for government spying
Report discredits US security agencies' theory that encryption tools hamper monitoring of extremist activities.
UK economy: Just 50% of small firms back George Osborne's 'Northern Powerhouse'
The research coincides with the Federation of Small Business' policy conference in London.
Sainsbury's submits new £1.3bn bid for Argos owner Home Retail
Retailer had initial offer turned down in November but has raised its offer to 161.3p per Home Retail share.
Oil crisis: Royal Dutch Shell to sell 51% stake in its Malaysian refining business
Sale follows green signal by majority of Shell shareholders for BG acquisition.
BP's annual profit halves as slump in crude prices and impairment charges take their toll
Oil giant to cut more jobs as ongoing oil slump and impairment charges slash annual and quarterly profits.
Asian markets: China trades in the green despite slide in oil prices
Oil prices slipped after China reported weak manufacturing data for January.
EasyJet founder Sir Stelios takes on UK budget grocers with food at 25p offer
The first trial store is situated on Park Royal West, just off the North Circular Road, in London's zone three.
US: Copyright suit launched against video game company over Kobe Bryant, LeBron James' tattoos
Design company claims it must be compensated for use of designs it owns.
EU, US deadlocked on data privacy deal
EU and US missed self-imposed deadline while working on rewriting data sharing agreement.
Facebook sets aside $2bn to settle tax disputes worldwide but won't give the UK a penny
In 2014 Facebook paid just £4,327 in corporation tax in the UK.
Google owner Alphabet pips Apple as world's most valuable company
Google credits advertising revenue from YouTube and mobile devices, as value reaches $568bn.
PayPal is withholding large sums of money from UK startups without explanation
Numerous UK sellers complain that PayPal is holding onto large sums of money with no reason given for 90 days.
How to protect against hackers: NSA chief reveals its top tips for a more secure computer
NSA cyber-boss explains how to keep hackers out of your system during a speech at security conference 2016.
Market round-up: FTSE ends day in the red after China manufacturing PMI as Premier Oil surges
The Chinese manufacturing PMI came in at 49.4, its lowest since August 2012.
Ashley Madison: Hacked adultery website introduces digital masks to keep 'identity a secret'
The added safety feature has provoked derision.
Retromobile 2016 auction: Legendary 1957 Ferrari set to become world's most expensive car
The 1957 Ferrari 335 S Sport Scaglietti was once driven by Stirling Moss at the Cuban Grand Prix in 1958.
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