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Equifax data breach was due to one person's error says former CEO

Former CEO of Equifax blames a security team employee for failing to plug security vulnerability.

Tesco reinstates dividend as half-year profits swell to £562m

Retailer announces interim dividend of 1p, reflecting "improved performance and board confidence" and draws line under accounting scandal.

IRS awards Equifax $7.25m contract to prevent tax fraud despite massive data breach

The contract comes as Equifax faces fierce criticism over a major data breach that affected over 145.5 million users.

Royal Mail workers back strike action in dispute over pensions and pay

Communications Workers Union says 89% of its members working at Royal Mail voted in favour of industrial action.

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Coca-Cola bottling company's chief executive dies

While no cause of death was revealed, Coca-Cola HBC said it would make further announcements in due course regarding the successor to Dimitris Lois.

Former Tesco directors repeatedly ignored warnings of profits hole, court told

SFO lawyer tells Southwark Crown Court the three directors were 'fully aware' of the implications of their conduct.

Jobs at risk as Britvic plans to close Norwich factory

The soft drinks giant's Robinson's squash brand is made at the site facing closure, as company opts to move production elsewhere.

Monarch boss left 'devastated' by airline closure and loss of 2,000 jobs

Britain's fifth largest airline ceased operating after forecasting losses of over £100m in 2018.

R3 launches version 1.0 of Corda distributed ledger platform

Codebase developed in collaboration with 50 financial services and technology institutions

Bitnation launches Pangea jurisdiction for creating nations on the blockchain

This autumn Bitnation intends to reset society with the Pangea Arbitration Token.

Eurozone's economic recovery 'alive and kicking', ratings agency claims

S&P Global Ratings opines the current recovery in Europe won't be a false dawn and can be sustained.

From Monarch to Ryanair and Air Berlin: Are budget airlines flying into trouble?

Monarch became the third European airline to file for insolvency over the last three months after it ceased operations on Monday.

Kensington Palace Gardens property house prices

Kensington Palace Gardens tops list of Britain's priciest streets

A home at the prestigious west London address has an average value of £35.7m.

Equifax hack: 2.5 million more consumers may be affected by historic breach than initially believed

Hackers stole a trove of valuable personal and financial details in the record-breaking data breach.

Blockchain bridging network Aion announces heavyweight advisory board

Board includes Ethereum co-founder Anthony Di Iorio, John Lee, VP, Enterprise, Toronto Stock Exchange, and Salim Ismail, former VP, Yahoo.

Businesses right to be concerned about Brexit, says Philip Hammond

UK chancellor acknowledges businesses need more clarity on the road ahead.

John McAfee unveils new details about long-awaited anti-hacking system 'Sentinel'

Sentinel is set to ship on 1 November 2017 and the MSRP per unit is $2,499.

R.I.P. Monarch Airlines: Why lack of innovation meant gradual oblivion

When rivals carried more passengers in a month than Monarch managed in a year, the end was all but inevitable.

Blockchain: Cardano cryptocurrency launches with Bittrex as first exchange partner

New Ada cryptocurrency token will tradable on one of the largest digital currency exchanges

Monarch enters administration: What happens next?

Britain's fifth largest airline ceased trading on Monday, cancelling 300,000 future bookings.

Irate Monarch passengers only learnt from the media that flights were cancelled

Britain's fifth largest airline has stopped trading, leaving over 100,000 passengers stranded abroad.

R6DB hacked: Rainbow Six Siege gaming service's databases wiped by hackers and held for ransom

"They left a nice ransom message, but we have no reason to believe that they kept any data," the team said.

Six steps for preparing to raise finance for your business

Clive Hyman FCA is founder of Hyman Capital Services.

British Airways parent targets Monarch assets as airline ceases operations

International Airlines Group reportedly interested in acquiring Monarch's take-off and landing slots, fleet and crew.

FBI does not have to reveal details on iPhone hacking tool used in San Bernardino case, judge rules

The FBI was sued by three news organisations over its refusal to identify the vendor, purchase price or details of the hacking tool.

Cancelled Monarch Airlines flights leave thousands of passengers stranded as company ceases trading

Monarch is the fifth biggest airline of the UK and the country's largest ever to go into administration.

Who hacked Equifax? Chinese hackers' role suspected

Investigations show that there are signs of "government involvement".

Monarch Airlines future in doubt again as regulators ponder licence extension

Aviation authorities weighing whether or not to grant struggling airline's travel business a temporary licence extension.

Tycoon Jim Ratcliffe's Ineos' continues aggressive North Sea expansion as it seals Dong Energy deal

Petrochemicals company completes purchase of Danish firm's oil and gas business expanding its operations in the region.

Saudi Arabia's entertainment authority hit by 'subversive' cyberattacks from outside the kingdom

Saudi Arabia's General Entertainment said its website was hit with attacks beginning on Thursday.

Blockchainers comment on latest in global ICO crackdown

South Korea ICO ban focuses Switzerland's Financial Market Authority.

Ryanair clarifies refund policy and offers to put passengers on rival airlines

Irish carrier has cancelled or changed 20,000 flights between September and March, affecting 700,000 passengers.

Major economies 'ill-prepared' for next wave of automation, report finds

World Economic Forum's latest report opines that renewed focus is needed to raise global competitiveness.

Pirelli Tyres for 2013 Formula 1 World Championship

Pirelli to be valued at €6.5bn as Formula One tyre make returns to stock exchange

Italian company was de-listed in 2015 after being sold to ChemChina in a €7.3bn deal.

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