Iceland vs Iceland: Trademark row between supermarket and Icelandic nation escalates
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Jeremy Corbyn invites left-wing EU leaders to London on eve of Brexit talks
Source close to Labour leader told IBTimes UK the progressive politicians will dine with the shadow cabinet.
Euro falls to 20-month low as traders react to Italy's referendum No vote
Markets brace for a tough period after Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi loses campaign for constitutional reforms.
Snowden says ex-CIA chief Petraeus shared 'far more highly classified' data than him but 'never spent' a day in jail
In an interview, the whistleblower said the US government has a 'two-tiered system of justice'.
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Tyrrells won't do a Cadbury and stunt UK production following US takeover
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BHS administrator's £4m demand rejected by Pension Protection Fund
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EU blames China for failure of WTO environmental trade talks
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Tata Steel edging closer to a deal with unions that would keep its Port Talbot plant open for longer
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UK manufacturers expect modest recovery in 2017
Manufacturers report positive output and new orders for the first time in 18 months.
North Korea's government sanctioned Red Star OS can be remotely hacked, say security researchers
Security experts expose a new vulnerability to 'mark Red Star's anniversary leak'.
Burberry rejects multiple takeover offers from US fashion group Coach
The two companies combined would have had a market valuation in excess of $20bn.
Explosions heard as 'state-of-the-art' recycling facility bursts into flames
More than 80 firefighters still trying to tackle blaze which they say 'could burn for days'.
Apple letter to US regulators reveals self-driving car ambitions
Apple said it is 'excited about the potential of automated systems in many areas, including transportation'.
UK private sector growth steady at 9%, CBI says
Businesses expect a slightly higher rate of growth at 11% over the next quarter.
New DDoS botnet army could rival Mirai in launching large-scale attacks targeting parts of US
Security researchers have uncovered a new botnet waging daily, massive attacks.
Saudi central bank systems reportedly hit by Iran-linked malware Shamoon
Other government entities were targeted by the powerful malware in November.
Apple iPad activation lock screen can be bypassed due to iOS bug, say security researchers
Apple has not yet acknowledged the issue.
Why the music industry can't escape the choke-hold web streaming services have it in
Services such as YouTube and Spotify have slashed royalties to musicians and changed our relationship with music.
US presidential commission presses President-elect Donald Trump on better cybersecurity
'Now it is time for the next administration to take up this charge,' President Obama said.
Hackers steal more than $31m from Russia's central bank
This cyberattack is the latest in a series of attacks targeting financial institutions globally.
Hackers claim knocking thousands in UK offline was an accident
Hackers allegedly behind a new IoT botnet created from the Mirai malware claimed responsibility for the attack.
Deutsche Bank to cut ties with about 3,400 clients in its debt and equities sales activities
The move is part of a broader restructuring programme aimed at saving costs.
Meet the people adding $3.7 trillion to the developing world with financial inclusion
IBTimesUK spoke to Kosta Peric of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and Wayne Hennessy-Barrett, CEO, 4G Capital.
Russia fears foreign spies are plotting to disrupt its banks with major cyberattack
The FSB says it is taking the necessary measure to 'neutralize' the cyber threat.
Snoopers' Charter protest urges websites to 'block or restrict' access in UK
Controversial UK surveillance law has already been granted royal assent.
US unemployment rate hits nine-year low in November
Unemployment rate falls from 4.9% to 4.6% in November as non-farm payrolls fall slightly below expectations.
FBI forced to clarify 'thousands' of ultra-secretive spy orders after legal blunder
EFF: NSL received by the Internet Archive had 'legally erroneous information.'
1MDB scandal: Singapore to ban former Goldman Sachs banker Tim Leissner
Former top Southeast Asia dealmaker faces a 10 year ban from the Singapore securities industry.
UK markets should 'brace for tremors' ahead of Italian referendum
Italy heads to the polls on Sunday to vote on a referendum that could trigger volatility across the Eurozone.
Man sentenced to two years in prison for visiting pro-Isis websites in France
The unidentified 32-year-old had allegedly frequented jihadist websites for two years.
UK construction sector grows at fastest pace since March despite mounting inflation costs
Markit PMI shows average cost burdens rose sharply, with the rate of inflation the steepest since April 2011.
Cybercrime network Avalanche brought down by global operation
The joint operation successfully sinkholed around 800,000 domain strong botnet infrastructure.
UK train passengers face more fare price hikes from January
Rail Delivery Group says the increase will go towards improving services and simplifying fares.
Donald Trump warns businesses of 'consequences' if they leave US
US president-elect says companies will be taxed 'at the border' if they opt to move their operations abroad.
Rolls Royce to slash 800 jobs in marine division in bid to cut costs
Jet engine maker aims to save between £45m and £50m a year from the middle of 2017.
Top 1.5% of earners to pay an additional £20bn in income tax by 2021, OBR says
About 1.1% of earners pay the additional 45 percent tax-rate now up from 0.75% in 2010.
Howard Schultz to step down as Starbucks chief executive
Schultz will be succeeded by Kevin Johnson, current president and chief operating officer of Starbucks.
Shamoon disk-wiping malware resurfaces with renewed cyberattacks on Saudi Arabia
In 2012, Shamoon was responsible for destroying nearly 35,000 computers at oil firm Saudi Aramco.
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