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'RIP sweet prince' – Internet mourns the loss of sugary breakfast treat Ricicles

Kellogg's decision to axe Ricicles has been met with dismay by fans of the childhood breakfast cereal.

Kellogg's cereals' sugar content to be slashed in anti-obesity drive

Kellogg eyes snack maker Diamond Foods; deal could be about $1bn

Kellogg's will cut the level of sugar in its three most popular children's breakfast cereals in the UK by up to 40%.

UberEats chief Jambu Palaniappan latest to quit troubled firm

Jambu Palaniappan has left his post as UberEats' regional manager for European markets to join a venture capital firm, reports say.

The most exciting new cars on show at the 2017 LA Auto Show

Small SUVs and eco-friendly hybrids dominate this year's Los Angeles Auto Show, but there were also a few high performance sports cars like Chevrolet's 2019 Corvette ZR1 Convertible.

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Uber hack: 2.7 million UK customers and drivers affected by major 2016 data breach

"The public will want to know how there could be this catastrophic breach of personal data security," London Mayor Sadiq Khan said.

Google You Owe Us: Search engine sued for £2.7bn on behalf of 5.4 million people

Search engine Google may have to pay over 5 million iPhone users £2.7bn in compensation over claims it sold their data without their consent.

Ivanka Trump Promotes Gender Equality At 2017 Global Entrepreneurship Summit In India

US State Department: 'No better representative of an American woman entrepreneur than Ivanka Trump'

US state department spokesperson Heather Nauert says there is no better representative of a woman entrepreneur in the US than Ivanka Trump, who heads summit in Hyderabad.

Facebook bot problem:Users forced to upload selfies to prove they are real

Facebook, the world's largest social network, has confirmed that it is attempting to "catch suspicious activity" by making users upload selfie-style pictures prove they are real.

Lloyds Bank to close 49 branches and axe 100 jobs

Lloyds Banking Group and Yorkshire Building Society to close a combined 62 branches, axing around 300 jobs.

Data privacy day - 5 things you can do to keep your data from being hacked

Data Protection: The silver lining within GDPR

Chris Combemale, CEO of the DMA Group, says Brands who see GDPR merely as a legal obligation risk missing the opportunity to improve their relationship with customers.

Cryptocurrency apps with millions of downloads are exposing your data to hackers

Some of the most popular cryptocurrency apps on Google Play, the official Android marketplace, have severe security issues that could leave online currency open to hacking.

Betway: McDonald's odds-on to accept Bitcoin by end of 2018

Online betting firm also pegged Bitcoin at 11/8 to break $20,000 before the end of next year.

Ten steps to make your website perform better

Tim Butler, founder of Innovation Visual, is an expert on SEO, PPC and online content creation.

Bitcoin breaks $10,000 barrier - this is why digital currency is spiking

Less than a year ago, the online currency was trading at below $1,000 per coin but has since spiked in value despite pressure from financial giants.

Rail industry welcomes government plans to reverse Beeching cuts

Railway Industry Association says reopening old routes would deliver "huge economic benefits" to the UK.

Blockchain innovators battle fake news with tokens and content scoring

Global media agency Mindshare partners with Singpore's high speed blockchain Zilliqa to test media applications

Infosys launches Finacle Trade Connect for blockchain-based trade finance

Infosys Finacle launched a pilot trade finance network with 11 banks to trial the Finacle Trade Connect solution.

Ethereum-based Digix closes seed investment round with Global Brain and Fenbushi Capital

Digix raised $1.25m in its seed round led by Japanese VC Global Brain, and joined by Fenbushi Capital, Asia's most active blockchain-focused venture capital fund.

How to realise the potential of blockchain in developing economies

Joel John, lead researcher for Blockchain-focused VC firm Outlier Ventures, looks at the history of blockchain's promise of financial inclusion.

LSE boss asked to leave immediately amid boardroom row

A major LSE shareholder had asked for Rolet to be reinstated and for the company's chairman to be replaced.

DressCode Android malware spotted in over 40 Google Play Store apps and 400 apps on third-party app stores

Google finds new Tizi Android spyware that can steal social media data, photos, contacts and more

Google said that the backdoor spyware, which was found in several Play Store apps, affected around 1,300 devices.

HP accused of secretly installing 'spyware' without user consent that slows down your PC

It is not clear why HP Touchpoint is quietly being rolled out and installed in Windows PCs without users' consent or awareness.

Pound surges to two-month high amid reports of agreement over £50bn Brexit bill

Agreement over Brexit bill could unlock next phase of key negotiations with the European Union next month.

Data analytics and AI will be key with PSD2 and the new fraud landscape

Nigel Edwards, head of UK at EXL Service, says the spectre of fraud could be emboldened by the open banking rules.

What is Cobalt malware? Hackers exploit 17-year-old Microsoft Office flaw to hijack PCs

Researchers at Fortinet said threat actors have been using the CVE-2017-11882 exploit which has been active for nearly a decade.

MacOS High Sierra 'root' security flaw: How to protect your Mac against the 'hack'

Mac OS High Sierra has a major security flaw that allows anyone to 'hack' into the system by just typing "root".

What is Cold Jewel Lines? Fake WhatsApp update found on Google Play promotes malware-laden game

The dubious "WhatsApp Update Messenger" app actually bombards users with a slew of dodgy ads including one for a game called Cold Jewel Lines.

Car trade body urges quicker progress in Brexit transition talks

SMMT president Tony Walker says lack of progress over Brexit is already having an impact on the automotive sector.

US Army and NSA data leak: Over 100GB of 'Red Disk' army intelligence project exposed online

The data was left freely exposed due to an unsecured Amazon cloud storage server and could have been downloaded by anyone.

Hacker pleads guilty to conspiring with Russia's FSB in massive 2014 Yahoo data breach

Karim Baratov admitted to hacking more than 11,000 email accounts in total for both the FSB and customers between 2010 until his arrest in March 2017.

Loss of productivity due to IT issues costing UK businesses £62.4bn a year

Alarming report finds firms also losing an average of more than seven days a year on account of IT woes.

Airlines made a record amount from passengers in extra charges last year

A new report has revealed how much passengers are paying airlines in additional costs for extras such as baggage fees and additional legroom.

Jeremy Corbyn becoming PM 'would be worse than Brexit' warns banking giant

US investment bank warns Brexit process is in danger of unravelling and could lead to further bad news for the UK economy.

Deep learning and data science demand prompts portfolio managers to take night classes

NVIDIA will be offering a day-long training session on 5 December, as part of Newsweek's data science and capital markets event in New York next week.

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