Bang With Friends CEO Colin Hodge claims the app now has more than 1.1 million users

Global tour for trademarks indicates an Apple smartwatch is in the works

Britain's financial regulator is investigating claims that the $5 trillion (£3 trillion) foreign exchange market has been rigged.

New performance statistics make sorry reading for England

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Two threatening letters sent to New York City's mayor and his group that advocates for gun control contained traces of the deadly poison ricin, police have said.

New York City, home of the horn-leaning taxi driver and death-wish bicycle courier, has survived a second day on its version of London’s Boris Bikes. At the time of writing, there were no reported calamities involving the new swarm of 6,000 rental machines.

Google is reportedly eyeing a bid of $1bn (£725m) or more for Israeli mobile satellite navigation start-up Waze, just as the internet giant faces a fresh probe into its dominance in America.

Bloomberg has drafted in the help of a former head of IBM to undertake an internal review following damaging revelations that journalists with its news agency accessed private information about how users of its financial terminals used the commercial service.

Bloomberg apologised after the financial news agency let its reporters access clients' information

Bloomberg has had to grovel after the financial news agency let its reporters access clients' information. Gideon Spanier examines the repercussions

Bloomberg was today forced to issue a grovelling apology to clients for its “inexcusable” decision to let its journalists use internal customer information in a scandal that has rocked Wall Street and the City.

Collection of Jewish artefacts being sold off by hedge fund manager Michael Steinhardt

Reports of George Soros' death have been greatly exaggerated. But the financier is unlikely to be flattered after Reuters prematurely published an obituary which described him as "predatory".