First Minister Alex Salmond is left in the rough over 'Great Dunes of Scotland' investment

Senior executives from the internet giant Google are to be recalled before MPs to answer allegations that they misled Parliament over their tax affairs.

At a breakfast event at the top of the Gherkin this week, Julia Hobsbawm set a new benchmark.

The scare stories have it wrong; Facebook is a force for openness and accountability in the world, argues Eduard Mead.

The hedge-fund heartland of the West End has regained its status as the most expensive place in the world for office space, property agent DTZ said today.

Mystery man paid out thousands of dollars but still kept most of his salary

It is expected to be a customisable recommendation tool to compete with the likes of Yelp and TripAdvisor

Michael Bloomberg, the billionaire Mayor of New York, is considering whether to make a bid for the Financial Times, amid renewed speculation that the paper's owner, Pearson, will be ready to sell soon.

In a sign of our changing times, a forthcoming white paper out of the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton school bears the title, "OMG My Boss Just Friended Me."

Nearly 6.5 million passwords belonging to users of the professional social networking site LinkedIn have been leaked online, according to reports.

Be careful what you post on the internet, because one day a recruiter might decide to look you up

HSBC’s global profits have risen to £13.8 billion, a 15 per cent annual rise and one of the healthiest profits ever reported by a British company.

The family of retired businessman Christopher Tappin are due to hear from him today for the first time since he was extradited to Texas on Friday to face charges that he tried to obtain missile parts to sell to Iran.