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Blockchain wallet Jaxx integrates Rootstock RSK

Rootstock has also officially unveiled its smart contracts based platform at laBITconf, Argentina.

UK high street warned to brace for impact as festive shoplifting likely to impact profits

Majority of British shoppers prefer to physically see valuable products before buying them, Barclays report says

Luxury foods and electronic items expected to be the most stolen items this festive season.

Hedge fund investor 'doubles money' on Tower poppies

Just a third of the money raised by last year's Tower of London display went to charity.

Oracle ordered to pay $3bn to Hewlett Packard Enterprise over Itanium chip lawsuit

Oracle to complete $9.3bn NetSuite acquisition on Monday

Oracle had in July agreed to acquire NetSuite at $109 per share in cash.

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UK cops provided surveillance tools and support to the Competition and Markets Authority - report

UK police provided surveillance tools and support to the Competition and Markets Authority – report

Documents show the CMA was provided support with the understanding that specific details about police's surveillance technology would be kept secret.

Theresa May could face visa liberalisation demand from India during her visit on Sunday

This will be May's first bilateral visit outside the European Union as head of state.

Democratic National Committee told FBI it has evidence its headquarters was bugged – report

Democratic National Committee tells FBI it has evidence its headquarters was bugged – report

A private firm was allegedly hired to conduct an electronic sweep following the DNC hack.

The little security flaw that enables you to immediately log into one billion Android app accounts

An OAuth 2.0 security bug makes it possible for hackers to steal data from Facebook and other ID providers.

Hacker, businessman, government adviser: Black Hat founder Jeff Moss on cybersecurity

IBTimes UK speaks to The Dark Tangent at Black Hat Europe 2016.

M&S expected to close 'dozens of high street stores' amid profit slump

M&S reportedly also set to close some of its international stores and to stop selling clothes in some of its branches.

Security experts reveal secret to catching online scammers and counterfeiters

From fashion brands to illegal drugs - how Passive DNS could help stop crooks.

Ferrari 488 GTB review: Is this automotive perfection?

We drive the 488 GTB, Ferrari's latest mid-engined V8 supercar with a lot to prove.

Stop buying fake likes: Your ego is helping cybercriminals make lots of money via botnets

Aspiring actresses, models and TV presenters are feeding a botnet business that helps them get fake likes.

Blockchain: RBS builds Ethereum-based distributed clearing house

Richard Crook, head of Innovation Engineering at RBS talks about a cross border payment system using distributed ledger technology.

High speed train of the type proposed for the HS2 network

New West Coast rail franchise will run HS2 services

A single rail operator will run existing InterCity West Coast and the new high-speed services set for 2026.

Belkin WeMo devices could be hacking your smartphone – here's why you need to update now

Researchers set to reveal their findings at Black Hat Europe 2016 in London.

How machine learning RegTech can spot disguised sanction-listed names

UK based ComplyAdvantage, which uses data analysis and machine learning, is at the forefront of 'RegTech'.

UK car sales increase in October despite decline in consumer demand

Sales rose 1.4% but demand from individual consumers declined for the seventh consecutive month.

Saudi Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi says crude demand is growing

Former Saudi oil minister saw 'zero' cooperation between Opec and non-Opec producers

Chances of Opec and non-Opec coordinated cuts are slim based on past form, says industry veteran.

Fintech firms are innovative but pose little risk to traditional banking systems: G20 watchdog

Regulators are 'acutely aware' of the need to monitor for financial innovation.

India finalises four-slab goods and services tax structure ranging from 5% to 28%

More than 50% of the items in the consumer price index basket will be exempted from taxes to curb inflation.

Mexico is setting up a contingency plan in case of 'adverse' result of US election

The finance minister, however, said that immediate intervention would not help the markets.

Skuchain explains how 'collaborative commerce' will revolutionise global trade

Srinivasan Sriram, CEO of Skuchain, begins a series of interviews about his vision for the future of supply chains.

The Warren Buffett mantra: How experts invest in an uncertain climate

In an uncertain macroeconomic environment, investing legend Warren Buffett's trading strategy still rings true.

CBI wants 'spades in the ground' to boost major building projects amid Brexit jitters

CBI says the competitiveness of British firms will suffer unless infrastructure spending is brought foward.

Julian Assange predicts Donald Trump won’t be allowed to win US elections

Julian Assange predicts Donald Trump will not be allowed to win US elections

Assange also claimed that the Clinton Foundation and Isis funded by the same source.

Paddy Power Betfair lifts earnings forecast as profit soars after strong Euro 2016 display

Betting group receives £28m boost from weak pound and £38m from Euro 2016 performance.

IAG lowers capacity target amid turbulence in the aviation industry

British Airways owner reports increase in traffic in October, thanks to strong performance in Europe and Asia Pacific.

Chinese Scientists develop a light bulb which provides wireless internet

Hackers could exploit Philips Hue smart bulb security flaw, study shows

Philips Hue smart bulbs allow users to control the intensity and colour of the web-connected bulbs via a computer or a smartphone.

Dalian Wanda signs $1bn deal with Dick Clark, producer of Golden Globes and Miss America pageant

The Chinese conglomerate procured Legendary Entertainment for $3.5bn in January and cinema chain AMC in 2012.

Most Asian markets decline amid growing uncertainty over US presidential election results

Investors are said to fear that a win for Trump could put at risk global trade and growth.

UK house prices will not grow in 2017 amid Brexit uncertainty, Savills says

Property firm says house prices will grow by 13.1% on average in the UK by 2021.

Massive 'test' cyberattacks using Mirai botnet temporarily knock out Liberia's internet

A Mirai botnet was used to flood the target with fake traffic and cripple its servers.

BAE to start production on the Royal Navy's Type 26 global combat ship next year

Defence Secretary Michael Fallon is expected to announce the same in Scotland on Friday.

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