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The merger, believed to be the biggest in the world this year, is subject to regulatory approval.

IBTimes UK spoke to senior executives at ESET on the company's growth and future strategy.

The DfT is offering train operators funding to implement public WiFi on trains but no mandatory cybersecurity guidelines have been imposed.

'You proved your point,' WikiLeaks tweeted on Friday.

Moody's said this was in relation to the ratings it had issued in the run-up to the 2008 financial crisis.

The infosec community is rife with speculation as to the motive of the attack, which is still unclear.

Yevgeniy Nikulin allegedly used employee credentials to illegally access the companies' computers back in 2012.

The deal where AT&T is valuing Time Warner at $110 per share could be announced as early as Sunday.

Atlantic Council's Fran Burwell tells IBTimes UK the CETA blow could bolster British Eurosceptics.

A nine-year-old kernel security flaw affecting all versions of Linux enables hackers to hijack users' PCs.

Canadian company cut 1,000 jobs in the UK in February and is set to slash a further 7,500 jobs worldwide.

From intelligence gathering to disrupting online propaganda - will hacking help?

European Commission spokeswoman tells IBTimes UK there is no language regime for the negotiations.

MDC MP says nation 'sick and tired' of presidential succession battles in ruling Zanu-PF party.

An increasing number of UK companies are blaming the EU referendum's aftermath for their financial woes, but there is more to it than Brexit.

British Airways' owner IAG accuses airport of 'ripping off' passengers over runway costs.

Standard Life too lifted a similar temporary suspension last month.

Tony Craddock of the Emerging Payments Association discusses shortage of transaction banking services for fintechs and non-bank payments companies.

Vertical and backwards-opening doors are claimed to make getting in and out of new Fisker car easier.

'We are trying to show the market that blockchain can become real', says managing director Daniel Aranda.

Government's hopes of achieving budget target made harder as public sector borrowing up £1.3bn in September.

A few analysts opined that the US currency would continue to gain until December.

Foursquare denied a breach, while Weebly confirmed it, adding that password resets would be initiated soon.

Gambling sector has grown 146% over the past seven years but some customers can't access their winnings.

Financial Reporting Council will examine potential Brexit-related risks for the UK accounting framework.

BAT already owns 42.2% of Reynolds, the second-largest tobacco company in the United States.

The deal is expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2016.

The letter has been written by Conservative Party MP David Burrowes and signed by over 50 others.

These cars can communicate with each to help reduce accidents and cut travel time.