Donald Trump to withdraw US from TPP deal and renegotiate Nafta agreement
Trump set to waste no time to apply his 'America first' policy by renegotiating important trade deals.
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Beware – your anonymous web history can be linked to you via Facebook, Twitter and Reddit
Stanford and Princeton computer scientists say people who are active on social media are vulnerable.
Europe's infrastructure challenge in light of Brexit uncertainty
UK ports, which are highly reliant on imports, and UK airports could be most exposed to the consequences of Brexit.
Tesla takes cautious approach with 45mph speed limit in new self-drive system
New Autopilot HW2 system is switched on with software update as Elon Musk urges drivers to be cautious.
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Sainsbury's chairman fined for using staff to work on his country home
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Radio station in Kentucky hacked and F**k Donald Trump song played for 15 minutes
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Petra Diamonds sees production surge by almost a quarter in six months
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Snowden's favoured encrypted email service Lavabit relaunched as Trump took office
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Firms producing items for high street clothing retailers pay as little as £3 per hour
Channel 4 documentary shows employees at companies producing garments for New Look and River Island get half of the minimum wage.
Yahoo is being investigated by the SEC over previously disclosed data breaches - Report
The SEC is reportedly looking into whether Yahoo's disclosures about the hacks were in accordance with laws.
Digital mortgage adviser Habito on cusp of realtime lender approvals as it secures £5.5m investment
Daniel Hegarty, CEO of Habito, says it will be a "pretty big deal" for the mortgage industry.
Trump victory and punter wins on football cost Paddy Power Betfair £40m
Donald Trump's White House win and strong runs by Chelsea and Manchester United hit the bookies' bottom line.
Viral anime selfie app Meitu raises privacy red flags and is believed to send user data to China
Meitu, a Chinese app, lately gaining popularity in the US, is believed to come with phone cloning abilities.
May and Trump to discuss tariff cuts and free movement of workers between US and UK in first meeting
Any deal with the US on tariffs will give May a stronger bargaining position with the EU.
WikiLeaks slams Trump for refusing to release tax return and urges people to send them 'so we can'
Trump adviser Kellyanne Conway said most Americans not interested in Trump's tax return.
UK dividends touch record £16.6bn as pound weakens
Shell, HSBC and GlaxoSmithKline were the top three dividend paying companies in 2016.
Lloyds hit with massive DDoS attack by suspected hackers
The bank was reportedly hit with a targeted attack for two days leaving customers unable to use services.
Financial services' optimism slips for the 4th consecutive quarter, CBI-PwC survey says
Only 10% of firms were found to be more optimistic as compared to the 45% that were less optimistic.
UK will offer business 'sector deals' under Theresa May's new industrial strategy
The PM will make the announcement as she chairs her first regional cabinet meeting.
BBC says hacker responsible for tweet claiming President Trump was shot
'We are investigating and taking steps to ensure this does not happen again.'
Bernie Ecclestone's 40-year reign of Formula One could be over by next week
The F1 supremo could still have a role to play in the sport.
Satan ransomware-as-a-service gives malware customising tools to hackers on dark web
Satan allows cybercriminals to make subscription payments to use third-party created ransomware.
Morgan Stanley and Citigroup to shift many jobs outside the UK post Brexit – report
While Morgan Stanley is expected to shift around 1,000 UK jobs, Citigroup's number stands at about 100.
George Osborne to join world's largest fund manager BlackRock as adviser
BlackRock has recruited the former UK chancellor who will remain as an MP.
ProtonMail combats 'totalitarian' government surveillance by teaming up with Tor
Switzerland-based email provider partners with the Tor Network to bolster security.
Davos 2017: Trump will fall out with the Federal Reserve, says BlackRock chief executive
Larry Fink forecasts the US dollar to remain strong for foreseeable future, which could impact on competitiveness.
High street hitch: Why retail sales plunged in December
Rising inflation and Black Friday sales saw shoppers keep their hands in their pockets over Christmas.
UK civil service 'forced to prioritise' Brexit over domestic agenda as workloads mount
EXCLUSIVE: Senior public servants union chief Dave Penman issues warning in IBTimes UK interview.
Davos 2017: Singapore 'ready' to sign free trade deal with Britain post-Brexit
Premier Lee Hsien Loong says the island nation would remain one of London's largest trading partners in Asia.
High street spending tumbles by the most in five years in December
Retail sales slow as inflation begins to build hitting household spending.
Silicon Valley translation firm with Google, Boeing and other clients hit with data leak
Interpreters Unlimited reportedly confirmed that an unprotected backup drive caused the leak.
Tesla Autopilot training for new drivers must improve, urges road safety regulator
There will be no recall, but US road safety administration asks for more tuition on how Autopilot works.
Uber to pay $20m fine to settle allegations it misled drivers
Drivers in New York and San Francisco made a third less than the company stated on its website.
People's Bank of China lowers bank reserves ratio ahead of Lunar New Year holiday
Annual holiday puts banks' reserves under great strain as households and corporates withdraw large sums of cash.
Tesla autopilot feature didn't have a safety defect, US regulators conclude in fatal crash probe
The investigation report said that the driver had enough time to react.
Paramount Pictures to receive $1bn investment from two Chinese film companies
The Chinese companies will jointly finance 25% of all Paramount films over the next three years.
China's economy grows more than expected in fourth quarter
GDP increased by 6.7% in 2016 – the slowest rate of annual growth recorded in 26 years.
Government invites bids to build HS2 trains for £2.75bn
Apart from benefiting passengers, the project is expected to help the economy by creating several jobs.
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