NEWS

Ratings agency Moody's says cash flow of non-financial firms under threat as companies conduct triennial reviews.

Security researchers allegedly intercepted configuration files being used by hackers in the attacks.

Oil futures slide as market unconvinced about producers' output freeze plan - despite Iraq signalling willingness to talk.

BlockApps and ConsenSys made the announcement at the Global Blockchain Summit in Shanghai.

Operating profit rises 20% to £11.8m in year ended 30 June.

Duterte says Manila is committed over maintaining a healthy association with the US.

Dave Forsey leaves in the middle of a troubled period at the business.

The actress thanked her well wishers 'for the outpouring of condolences and words of kindness' following the death of her son.

Next week, markets could be dependent on the first US Presidential Debate, which is scheduled for Monday.

Courts is expected to retain David Cameron's former Oxfordshire seat on 20 October.

Loris Karius made his competitive debut for Liverpool against Derby in the EFL Cup.

Decision paves the way for US to seek $10bn in annual retaliatory tariffs on EU imports, Boeing says.

Merson says Mourinho still cannot find his best team at Manchester United.

The Catholic pontiff says journalism can't become a 'weapon of destruction'.

Hong Kong's richest man, Li Ka Shing, is expected to participate in the auction through his publicly listed infrastructure company, Cheung Kong Infrastructure Holdings.

Arsenal's last league win over Chelsea was in October 2011.

The hit medical dram will return with episode 2 on 29 September on ABC.

Stan Wawrinka faces Viktor Troicki in the quarter-final of the St Petersburg Open on 23 September.

The offensive comes after US and Russia failed to make progress on reviving the collapsed ceasefire.

Prinsloo gave birth to a daughter in Los Angeles and has named her Dusty Rose Levine.

Manchester United and Leicester City face each other in the Premier League clash on Saturday.

S&P says overseas infrastructure funding could decline while the government's hands are tied.

Attorney Adel Abdulhadi said the law is 'similar to forcing house searches without a warrant'.

Police have appeal for information after they found the woman was thrown to the ground by a man before he and a woman seized her down whilst a second woman robbed her.

The International Syria Support Group meeting was held to discuss renewal of peace initiatives in the war-torn region.

Luke Shaw was diagnosed with a slight groin tear following United's loss against Watford.

Seoul asks UN to adopt 'comprehensive' sanctions against Pyongyang and plug loopholes in current measures.

Marc Marquez leads the riders' championship standings.

Bank of England governor calls for long-term financing of green projects to combat climate change.