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Snowden leaks reveal GCHQ and NSA have been intercepting your in-flight mobile calls for years
Intelligence experts can scoop up mobile data from 33,000ft above the earth.
Tata Steel's Port Talbot site saved with £1bn investment
Steel unions say agreement has been met over troubled industry after fears of major job losses.
Met Police still using 15-year-old Windows software on thousands of computers
Met says it cannot give a date for the completion of upgrade programme.
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Tory MP David Lidington accuses RMT of 'co-ordinated contempt' over strikes
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How bio technology helps Formula One perform record-breaking pitstops
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Brexit-backing chemicals tycoon moves company's tax domicile back to Britain
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UK's new National Cybersecurity Centre responds to nearly 70 hacking incidents in first month
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Ultimate garage sale: Luxury cars seized from London-based sheikh up for auction
Reports suggest that the London owner of the fleet had the cars removed from his possession by enforcement officers in accordance with a High Court writ.
HSBC and JP Morgan among banks hit with €485m fine for role in Euribor rigging scandal
HSBC, Credit Agricole and JP Morgan fined following five-year investigation into Euribor rigging scandal.
What is next for oil prices after Opec?
Opec's surprise decision to cut oil production by 1.2 million barrels per day has boosted the crude oil price.
UK industrial production plunges over 1% in October amid sharp slowdown across sectors
ONS figures show both industrial and manufacturing output suffered a sharp slowdown in October.
Pfizer fined £84m for overcharging NHS for anti-epilepsy drug
Fine relates to the price of phenytoin sodium capsules going up dramatically in 2012.
Italy could ask EU for €15bn bailout to save its struggling banks
Shares in Italian banks soar on reports of bailout but Italian Treasury denies any plans are being made.
IBM Watson takes on cybercrime in the real world
Watson is geared up to assist 40 organisations to detect cybercrime in healthcare, finance and other areas.
Theresa May must give business a 'clear direction of travel' says pro-Brexit group
John Longworth, co-chair of Leave Means Leave, spoke to IBTimes UK about the 'clarity' debate.
The 'fintech' approach to data science and machine learning
Dr Tristan Fletcher, research director, Thought Machine, will be talking at IBT's forthcoming AI and capital markets event.
Hackers launch stealth malvertising campaign exposing millions online to spyware and more
Researchers noted that the campaign targeted internet users visiting popular news sites.
Standard Chartered may set up EU subsidiary in Dublin or Frankfurt post-Brexit
The bank has no plans to shift its headquarters from London.
Sony cyberattack may have inspired Russian hackers to target US election, top House Intel Democrat says
'Unless we establish some kind of deterrent, this is going to be unending,' Adam Schiff said.
UK consumer spending rises by most in nearly two years
Household spending rises 3.2% year-on-year in November, the biggest rise in 22 months.
Donald Trump announces SoftBank's plans to invest $50bn and add 50,000 jobs in the US
Trump said SoftBank would have not taken this decision had he not won the US presidential elections.
Google to run entirely on renewable energy by 2017
It used as much energy as San Francisco last year – but is turning to wind and solar power.
IBM trumpets 'blockchain ecosystem' on Hyperledger
IBM names bunch of startups and announced the 1st Hyperledger Fabric v1.0 Connect-a-Thon on 17 December.
British bank may finance Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe's cash-strapped government
Standard Chartered is looking into ways to fund a $262m package to bail out President Mugabe.
FTSE Moves: Spread-betting firms' shares hammered by FCA probe
CMC Markets and IG Group drag FTSE 250 lower as market factors in prospect of restrictions on spread-betting companies.
Former Expedia employee hacked bosses to net $350,000 in 'get-rich-quick scheme'
The former IT-staffer is facing up to 25 years jail for insider trading ploy.
Theresa May drops 'Brexit means Brexit' for 'red, white and blue' slogan
Conservative premier also remained defiant on her 'no running commentary stance' as she faces a rebellion.
Co-op Travel to disappear from high street following Thomas Cook buyout
Thomas Cook to pay £55.8m to assume full control of the joint retail venture with Co-op
IoT and blockchain experts riddle&code join innogy's 'Genesis of Things' project
Complete ecosystem consists of global professional services and 3D printing companies, and will become a reality in 2017.
US Federal Reserve: Industry understanding of fintech and blockchain 'still in its infancy'
The central bank analysed challenges to the 'development and adoption' of blockchain.
WikiLeaks releases over 57,000 personal emails of Erdogan's son-in-law Berat Albayrak
The emails, according to WikiLeaks, suggest Albayrak's alleged involvement with Isis-linked organisations.
Stellar connects with ICICI Bank and offers cross-border payments in India, Africa and Philippines
Other partners are Coins.ph in the Philippines, Flutterwave which connects with M-Pesa, and Tempo Money Transfer.
EU's chief Brexit fixer urges UK to 'keep calm and negotiate' as he unveils timetable
Michel Barnier wants to complete talks with the UK by October 2018 and ratify the deal in March 2019.
FCA to crack down on spread-betting market as probe finds 82% of users lose money
Shares in spread-betting firms plunge by about 30% after regulator unveils proposal to regulate CFDs market.
Nintendo offers hackers up to £15,500 to find 3DS security vulnerabilities in bug bounty programme
The reward amount will range between £78 and £15,681.
Eurozone GDP grows in line with forecast in third quarter
Economy in the 19-country bloc expands 0.3% in the third quarter and grows 1.7% on an annual basis.
Edward Snowden says he is 'not counting' on pardon from President Obama
In November, President Obama said he 'can't pardon somebody who hasn't gone before a court.'
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