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The state-sponsored hackers used Israeli-made spyware to spy targets residing in the US, Canada, UK, Germany, Australia, India and others.

House prices grow 3.9% in the year to November, as annual rate of growth drops for the first time since July.

Gaming marketplace Steam will no longer accept bitcoin as payment as cryptocurrency value hits new peak and financial experts sound alarm over bubble bursting.

All Nippon Airways and Virgin Atlantic have also experienced issues with Trent 1000 engines mounted on Boeing 787s.

The town of Nueva Fuerabamba in Peru's southern Andes was built to house around 1,600 people who gave up their rural village to make room for a massive, open-pit copper mine

Shares in Ladbrokes were up by more than a quarter after it announced that it was holding "detailed discussions" regarding a takeover offer from rival GVC.

India is critical to the UK's plans to show that it can secure post-Brexit trade deals with non-European Union countries.

Day one of Newsweek's AI and data science in capital markets event examined a range of new data sources.

Hackers have reportedly threatened to leak more explicit photos of the wrestler in an upcoming Fappening-like leak.

Legal practitioner and IBTimes UK columnist Martin Kenney writes 2017 has been another mega year for financial scandals.

When it comes to finding the perfect job, new research suggests it's not all about the money.

Rail fares are going up because the government is trying to shift the burden of subsidy from the state onto the passenger.

"If they can't cope with a few naked bums, then frankly that's quite sad," Angus Malcolm, producer and photographer of the Warwick Rowers calendar, said.

The data leak is caused by the website's flawed default security settings, leaving users vulnerable to blackmail and hacking.

As cryptocurrency continues to grow exponentially in popularity and value, this isn't the first time hackers have targeted a digital currency platform

The value of bitcoin – the world's most popular cryptocurrency – surged past £10,000 ($13,300) per coin, defying critics to reach yet another all-time high.

The little blue pill that's helped millions of men in the bedroom is turning white.

Employees in Italy vote for industrial action but airline dismissive of claims it will go ahead.

In the age of Amazon, the company is changing its legal name to reflect a shift away from mere physical stores.

Newly-formed company will own a stake in 12 of Britain's 20 supermalls and will have combined assets worth over £20bn.

Users of US-based cryptocurrency exchange Bittrex voice frustration over lengthy customer support delays and alleged inability to withdraw funds from the platform.

Steve Polsky is CEO of Juvo examines the unfulfilled promise of mobile financial services.

Britons collect the equivalent of just 29% of what they earned at work on average when they turn 68.

StepChange charity warns that customers are stuck in a vicious circle of borrowing and constantly struggle to repay overdraft fees.

Experts raised serious questions about why a virtual keyboard app would need to collect such detailed and personal information that has nothing to do with its functionality.

Every year insurance providers receive calls from customers making claims, some stressful, some urgent, some distressing, and some rather unusual.

Europol, the FBI and other European law enforcement authorities recently took down the massive Andromeda malware botnet that has been active since 2011.

Data released by job site Glassdoor shows Google topped the list ahead of Anglian Water and Bromford Group.

Satori can also exploit a recently discovered zero-day flaw, which the botnet has already used to infect two widely-used home routers.