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The 'left of launch' strategy is based on a preemptive strike, military documents show.

The US government claims that disclosing the classified exploit is 'not currently an option'.

UK car sales drop 0.3% year-on-year in February but demand is expected to pick up again in March.

Ten Ethereum companies launch Proof of Authority testnet after Ropsten suffered a DoS attack on Feb 24.

Broadcaster will pay £394m a year for the new three-deal which will run until the end of the 2020-21 season.

Question vexing many at CERAWeek appears to be how far Opec would go in order to support the oil price.

Last week, Elon Musk responded to the 10-year-old Michigan girl's marketing suggestion saying, "We'll do it!"

The deal valued at €2.2bn will see maker of Peugeot and Citroen taking over Vauxhall and Opel.

Usernames, emails and plaintext passwords of Yahoo and Gmail accounts are reportedly being sold by a Dark Web vendor.

Martin Gilbert, the chief executive of Aberdeen, said the merger will result in "some job losses."

Germany's largest lender announces plans to revamp its business structure after years of losses.

Pence's counsel said 'there was absolutely no reason to publish this private email address'.

The E-3G upgrades reportedly swap the planes' outdated computers with a Red Hat Linux-based system.

Photos of female Marines were allegedly distributed on a Facebook group called Marines United.

Brexit, Trump and European elections still pose dangers.

Car manufacturer pledged to cut its emissions following the scandal

Premier Li Keqiang warns of 'more complicated and graver situations' for China at both home and abroad.

A pilot involved the shipping of Schneider Electric goods from the Port of Rotterdam to the Port of Newark.

Property tycoons who own One Hyde Park face a £132m suit from a former business partner.

The automobile giant is withdrawing around one million cars worldwide.

Fisa's Section 702, which authorised spy programmes like Prism and Upstream, set to expire at the end of 2017.

Other employees to face major changes to their working hours.

MormonLeaks was hit with a takedown demand by the church after leaking documents.

Some people have bought bottles that read 40% alcohol on their labels as product pulled from store shelves.

Amid heavy speculation, the price of a single Bitcoin has spiked.

Factom's Harmony data layer enables storing hashes of paper documents on private and public blockchains.

Services PMI falls to five-month low as rising inflation puts brake on sector's growth.

Using a unique approach to data science the company is transforming industries and helping governments.

Joe Corre describes lingerie chain's sale to Mike Ashley as 'a phenomenal stitch-up'.