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Pound climbs to 2-year high versus euro

Dollar heads for best month since 2012

Apple's iPhone software snafu has links to flawed maps

Apple has apologised to disgruntled customers and released a new software update

Drone use by seven movie makers said to win US approval

DHL beats Amazon, Google to be the first in planning drone delivery

The trial-run may help Deutsche Post stake a claim to a part of the logistics chain in which postal operators and express service providers are increasingly being challenged by internet retailers

Apple's iOS 8 update causing apps to crash more

Crittercism said older iPhones experience the most issues

Obama tells UN world must eliminate 'cancer' of extremism

Says the only language understood by killers like this is the language of force

Just try bending our phone, Chen says in jab at Apple

The reports of bending iPhones follow record demand for the devices, with over 10 million sold in their debut last weekend

Mid-cap stocks most expensive since 2006

Philips plans split to focus on health care, consumer goods

Berlin bandits steal iPhone store cash

Iron ore breaches $80 for first time since 2009 as China slows

Apple iPhone 6 plus outselling smaller model, says survey

G-20 sees possible financial market risks

Alibaba's banks boost IPO size to record of $25 bn

Commodities drop to 5-yr low globally

Alibaba market cap exceeds those of Amazon and eBay combined

Alibaba raised $21.8 billion in its initial public offering, more than any company in the US

World's richest add $6.5 bn to kitty as Alibaba surges on IPO

The Chinese e-commerce company rose 38% to $93.89 in New York, raising the fortune of Jack Ma, Alibaba's founder, to $26.5 bn

Global crackdown on tax avoidance from 2017: OECD

The OECD today released its first recommendations to combat tax avoidance by multinationals under its joint Base Erosion and Profit Shifting project with the G-20

Oracle choosing two co-CEOs risks falling into BlackBerry trap

BlackBerry's co-CEOs, Jim Balsillie and Mike Lazaridis, stepped down in 2012 after they failed to keep its market share from evaporating and restore investor confidence in a new operating system