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Don't believe the hype, Donald Trump needs to fix US cybersecurity.

Zero-hours contracts are flexible but are are being used to depress wages, says think tank.

The website also aims to bring together the hacker community to help foster enhanced community volunteering.

Drudge says 'suspicious' activity was 'biggest DDoS attack since site's inception'.

In a turbulent business environment chief executives continued to search for transformative deals.

Deal creates new company called TP ICAP, which will employ over 3,400 brokers.

EXCLUSIVE: Data compiled by IBTimes UK shows how absences are affecting the network.

The NSA reportedly knew details about how the Kremlin hacked a noted Russian journalist in 2005.

European Commission approves liquidity support for bank, which faces €8.8bn capital shortfall.

UK stock market outperformed its Western European peers in 2016, but emerging markets stacked higher gains.

Frances O'Grady adds that Britain succeeds when working people succeed.

Numerous investigations launched by various agencies over the bank hack are yet to yield fruitful results.

The British bank will now be required to put the proposal to a vote at its May 2017 AGM.

The report discusses two separate hackings by Russian actors in the summer of 2015 and spring of 2016.

Left-winger says he understands people who do not trust the political class or the EU.

The suicide at Dentsu shines a light on Japan's corporate culture of bullying and long office hours.

Third day of declines hammer Japanese technology giant after revelations of possible US writedown.

Buyers in the capital struggle to afford ever higher house prices in London compared to the rest of Britain.

This is in contrast to other international investors, who have stayed away from London amid Brexit.

The South Korean defence ministry estimates that rival North has around 6,800 cyber warriors.

Companies like Shire, Entertainment One and Wizz Air could be well set for a good 2017.

The one of its kind bank in Germany has no physical branches.

Captains of industry who kept their crisis management and public relations teams busy this year.

About 27% of the CFOs more optimistic about the future prospects for their companies, up from 16% in Q2.

Britain's rapidly ageing population will put pressure on those of working age as social care systems struggle.

Toshiba shares lose around $5bn over two days as it reveals the extent of the writedown of its US nuclear deal.

Lancaster University found 'material disconnect' between performance and return on investment on bosses' pay.

'In revealing the facts, the government may also reveal how we got them.'

The American currency, like Icarus, is in danger of flying too close to the sun.