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LinkedIn's online learning platform Lynda.com suffers data breach affecting nearly 55000 accounts
The company noted it has found 'no evidence that any data has been made publicly available'.
Russia's neighbours fear cyberthreats as US election hacking saga rages on
European governments are warning of escalating threat of Russian hacking.
British Airways and Unite in last-ditch peace talks to avert cabin crew strike
Walkout over pay is just one of many actions for the Christmas period across the UK.
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EU misinterpreted laws and interfered with national sovereignty in Apple tax decision, says Ireland
Apple and the Irish government are set to appeal against the European Commission's decision to hand the iPhone maker a huge tax bill.
John Podesta says FBI informed him about hacked emails two days after WikiLeaks released them
The damaging emails from Podesta's personal account were steadily released by WikiLeaks until Election Day.
GCHQ urged to ramp up security to protect Britain's financial industry from escalating cybercrime
The call for greater cybersecurity comes after a massive cyberattack on Tesco Bank in November.
Liberty House and Simec announce plan to invest £120m in UK's last aluminium smelter
The additional investment would create 300 direct job opportunities and hundreds in the supply-chain.
Jobs growth will continue into 2017 despite concerns over Brexit impact
CBI-Pertemps survey shows 41% of firms across the country would increase their workforce in 2017.
British Airways to hold strike talks with cabin crew
Members of the Unite union plan to take industrial action on Christmas and Boxing Day.
Ed Miliband and Vince Cable want Rupert Murdoch's Sky deal blocked
Senior politicians want the deal to be referred to competition regulator Ofcom.
US Intelligence to reveal an estimate of how many Americans were under government surveillance
The disclosures are expected to be made public as early as January 2017.
WikiLeaks offers to 'authenticate' US intelligence on Russia's involvement in election hacking
During the election campaign WikiLeaks had published Hillary Clinton's campaign chief John Podesta's emails.
Goldman Sachs agrees to settle the ISDAfix rate-rigging case for $56.5m
A group of pension funds and municipalities had accused 14 international banking groups of conspiring to rig the benchmark rate.
FBI sides with CIA conclusion that Russia intervened to help Trump win 2016 presidential election
The CIA, DNI and the FBI now appear to be in agreement about Russia's role and motives in election interference.
Obama says he warned Putin to 'cut it out' over US election hacking
'Whatever they do to us, we can potentially do to them,' Obama said.
Uber pushes back against demand to cease self-driving car trials in California
California has threatened legal action against Uber unless it stops self-driving cars and gets a permit.
Deutsche Bank to pay $37m penalty to settle investigations related to its dark pool trading
The penalty will be paid to the New York attorney-general and the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Virgin Atlantic faces work-to-rule pilot protest over Christmas in union recognition row
Airline branded the industrial action as 'unnecessary' and said its flying schedule would be unaffected.
Julian Assange: Some DNC leaks may have come from Russian hackers, but not WikiLeaks'
The WikiLeaks founder maintained his source was not state-sponsored.
National Lottery operator Camelot fined £3m for fraudulent payment
Shadow culture secretary Tom Watson demands explanation from government over £2.5m 'winning ticket'.
Anti-Snowden NSA official could lose job for hypocritical retaliation against another whistleblower
Dr George Ellard is appealing a decision to terminate him for retaliating against another whistleblower.
Have the wheels fallen off at Faraday Future? $10m lawsuit adds to Tesla rival's troubles
Mysterious China-backed electric car maker owes millions to suppliers is to meet deadlines.
Hacked Yahoo data has already been sold on the Dark Web for £300,000 researcher claims
Expert believes the batch has been sold three times – once to an intelligence agency.
Shell 'insources' electricity from its own wind farm
Oil and gas giant Shell opts to buy electricity from a wind farm it holds a 50% stake in.
Barclays gets into the nuts and bolts of Smart Contract Templates
IBTimes speaks to Dr Lee Braine from Barclays Investment Bank about its new smart contracts research paper.
Former Goldman Sachs trader bitter over £400,000 bonus refuses to return stolen secrets
Ke Xu was arrested in Hong Kong after stealing valuable codes belonging to Trenchant Trading Systems.
Banks urged to step up measures to tackle payments scam by regulator
PSR responds to 'super complaint' from consumer group Which? over warning of rising fraudulent payments.
Yahoo Hack: Christmas comes early for Verizon
Another huge Yahoo data breach, another reason why Verizon is in prime position to benefit.
Actavis accused of 'unfairly' hiking price of life-saving drug by 12,000%
Watchdog criticises company for raising cost of tablets from 70p to £88
FBI investigating newly discovered Yahoo breach of one billion user accounts, White House says
Yahoo said an 'unauthorised third party' stole data associated with over one billion user accounts in 2013.
Huma Abedin seeks to review search warrant used to access Hillary Clinton's emails
Abedin claimed that neither she nor her estranged husband Anthony Weiner was provided a copy of the warrant.
How today's machine learning systems would spot another FX or Libor scandal
Tim Estes, CEO, Digital Reasoning, has been invited to talk at IBT's forthcoming data science in capital markets event.
Sir Philip Green urged to keep word and fix BHS pensions black hole
Former BHS boss promised in June that he would 'sort' out the pensions black hole that has affected 20,000 people.
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