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Meet Bernard Charles: Dassault Systèmes CEO, strategist and chief scientist rolled into one

Boss of digital mock-up outfit discusses his company's corporate journey, sustainability and the beauty of 3D.

Small business owners are the general election's forgotten and abused tribe

The regulations and costs imposed by governments make it harder and harder to run a small business, not that this election will change anything.

Zomato hacked: Dark Web dealer selling 17 million accounts from popular restaurant listing site

Zomato got hacked and 17 million accounts are up for sale on the Dark Web

A dark web vendor with the pseudonym "nclay" has claimed responsibility for the hack, which has been confirmed by Zomato.

Hundreds of airports to benefit from greater investment as EU cuts red tape on state aid rules

Up to 420 regional airports could benefit from upgrades and new jobs as a result of the move by European Union.

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WannaCry not the end: This ransomware may be more dangerous and has no kill switch

The ransomware exploits the same Windows vulnerability Wannacry did.

Hackers can steal your Windows login credentials via a Google Chrome bug

Google said it was aware of the issue and 'taking necessary action'.

All Bar One owner Mitchells & Butlers blames 'fragile' consumer confidence for lower profits

Rising wages, growing property costs and higher import prices have hurt profit at the pub and restaurant group.

UK wages fall behind inflation for the first time in three years

Average weekly earnings excluding bonuses fall 0.2% year-on-year in the three months to March.

Slowdown in London housing market sees sales plunge at Foxtons

London-focused estate agent Foxtons suffers as the capital's buoyant housing market begins to cool.

New WikiLeaks dump reveals how the CIA hacks, spies and sabotages software

WikiLeaks released the user manuals for alleged CIA malware strains AfterMidnight and Assassin.

Volkswagen issues recall for 600,000 cars in China

Golf and Sagitar cars to be recalled amid concerns a faulty headlight fuse could jeopardise safety.

Lloyds return to private ownership after government completes sale

Curtain falls on bailout after eight years as government recoups £20.3bn bailout funds.

SSE posts rise in full-year profits but warns of 'complex challenges' ahead

Energy supplier reports profit before tax of £1.55bn for year ended 31 March.

Who is Marcus Hutchins? The 22-year-old cyber hero who stopped the WannaCry attacks

The cybersecurity researcher has finally revealed his identity.

Smart devices to soon provide UK police forces with evidence of crime – report

As a term of description, 'digital' is now an anachronism

Successful transformation depends on identifying specific opportunities and challenges ahead, not on a vague aim to 'digitise'

How teddy bears can be hacked to spy on you: 11-year-old 'cyber ninja' hijacks smart toys

From terminators to teddy bears, anything or any toy can be weaponised.

Who is Guccifer 2.0, the mysterious hacker targeting the Democratic Party?

Investigator claims murdered Seth Rich was WikiLeaks source for DNC emails

Police maintain that the 27-year-old was killed in a botched robbery.

Britons' discontent with online shopping growing

Some 56% of shoppers say they have experienced a problem with an online order in the past 12 months.

BMW 5-Series (2017) review: The car you can drive with no one inside

We review the 2017 BMW 5-Series, a technological tour de force that does the driving and parking for you.

Canadian telecom Bell admits hackers stole more than 1.9m active email addresses

The hackers have warned: 'If you don't cooperate more will leak.'

What happened to Project Titan? Apple's big secret will take us beyond cars

Thought to be on the brink of death, 2017 has breathed new life into Apple's top-secret Project Titan.

Celebrities join Edward Snowden in open letter urging Donald Trump to drop WikiLeaks case

Stars argue the threat against WikiLeaks represents "a step into the darkness".

DocuSign admits user email breach led to malware-powered phishing campaign

Hackers attempted to trick victims into clicking on 'macro-enabled malware'.

Labour squeezes top 5% and British business with 'for the many' election manifesto

"We are asking the better-off and the big corporations to pay a little bit more," Jeremy Corbyn said.

Islamic banking asset growth stagnates despite expanding global market share

The Islamic Financial Services Board report attributed the decline to exchange rate depreciations in key markets.

22 million WannaCry ransomware attack attempts blocked by Symantec

WannaCry feeds on a particular Windows exploit and encrypts user data until they pay up.

WannaCry hackers now being hunted by the world's police

NCA collaborating with FBI, Europol and Interpol to hunt the cyber-criminals.

'Larger than WannaCry': Leaked NSA exploits used to spread cryptocurrency mining tool

Proofpoint experts say hackers exploiting "EternalBlue" and "DoublePulsar" exploits.

Mysterious hacking group threatens to leak more cyber carnage and stolen nuclear missile data

Shadow Brokers previously leaked a number of 'cyberweapons' from an NSA-linked cyber unit.

Ill British workers keep calm and carry on rather than take sick days

The UK lost 137 million working days last year due to sickness, the lowest since records began.

UK inflation hits highest level since 2013 as cost of energy and air travel soars

Inflation rises from 2.3% in March to 2.7% in April, beating forecast for a 2.6% reading.

John McDonnell admits Labour's general election manifesto is not fully costed

Shadow chancellor refused to say how much nationalising the water industry would cost.

Vodafone to face a multimillion pound fine by Ofcom – report

Vodafone loss widens to €6.1bn but forecasts stronger growth

The mobile phone giant boosted its dividend by 2% in a bid to reassure investors.

Banks are failing to protect customers from transfer scams

Which? says 8% of people admit making a bank transfer that has turned out to be a fraud.

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