BUSINESS

The EPA said more vehicles than believed used software to cheat pollution tests.

Apple is reportedly expanding the tapping capabilities of Apple Pay for other small or large retailers.

DXTR Tactile has launched a Kickstarter campaign to help fund their tech toy aimed at helping children build their skills.

Twitter and Airbnb helped people in France find a place to stay during the terror attacks in Paris.

National Offshore Petroleum Safety and Environment Management Authority rejected BP's proposal to drill in the Great Australian Bight due to lack of environmental standards.

The event, Indonesia-Australia Business Week, seeks to strengthen partnerships between Australia and Indonesia in many sectors.

Yummy Japan, a YouTube multi-channel network, has launched a website to provide extensive information to foreigners on Japanese food and culture so that they never feel out of place when in Japan.

Even a small portion of this unpaid tax in billions could restore thousands of chopped jobs in Australia.

At the Manila summit, China will report the findings of a study on the free-trade area. President Xi Jinping is expected to be in attendance.

Recent research showed that the Adani Carmichael mine project is expected to emit the same or more carbon than some of the world's densest metro cities.

Matthew Rimmer, Professor at QUT, argues that the TPP could undermine the UN’s efforts to promote sustainable development and equality throughout the Pacific region.

Von Hughes, the team behind Rumblr, revealed the app is but a "portfolio project" created to help launch their consulting agency.

The state’s premier urged new generation automakers to invest in the state.

VTA CEO David Samuel said the taxi industry must work on what was lacking in its service.

Online scammers continue to mislead Australians into applying for fake loans by pretending to be legitimate Australian loan lenders.

Studies have speculated that premiums for driverless cars could be reduced by 75%, especially if liability is shifted from drivers to manufacturers and technology companies.

For the first time in two years, the quarterly CFO survey ranked federal government's policy as a positive influence.

Huge infrastructure activity awaits the construction sector in the next fiscal year.

NAB has dropped its tie-up with Mastercard and established a stronger bond with Visa for 10 long years.

The telecommunications giant has blamed falling profits for slashing 411 jobs across Australia.

China signed a huge deal with European manufacturer Airbus after German Chancellor Angela Merkel visited the second-largest economy of the world.

ANZ Bank achieved its goal of maintaining a positive flow on its business graph despite several environmental constraints.

Apple Pay will also be launched in Hong Kong, Singapore and Spain in 2016.

The flexi pricing is expected to help BC Iron in lowering its break-even costs.

Apple posted a quarterly revenue of $51.5 billion and quarterly net profit of $11.1 billion, or $1.96 per diluted share.

Chandler said Australia needs a policy push to address the issue of lagging access to capital for startups.

Commercial banks are facing intense regulation on investor mortgages and capital adequacy.

Volkswagen has hired a new strategy chief from its competitor Opel. Thomas Sedran will be joining as the new head of group strategy on Nov. 1.

JPMorgan Chase announced Chase Pay on Monday, which has the backing of major retailers like Walmart, Target and Shell.