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Apple boss Tim Cook calls the tech giant's €13bn Irish tax bill 'political c**p'

Chief executive Cook is 'very confident' the European Commission ruling will be overturned on appeal.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange lashes out at the media, Clinton and the Obama administration

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange lashes out at US media, Clinton and Obama administration

Assange also said that WikiLeaks was 'working around the clock' to publish new information relating to the US elections

Filament evolving entire IoT space using Bitcoin blockchain

Filament uses Bitcoin blockchain as ledger to store receipts of payments for devices in decentralised manner.

UK companies should have Swedish-style ‘shareholder committee’ to curb spiraling executive pay, MP Chris Philp says

UK firms should adopt Sweden-like shareholder committees to curb top executives' pay

Average annual pay of an FTSE100 CEO is about 150 times the total income of an average employee.

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Australia launches legal action against Volkswagen over diesel emissions scandal

Consumer watchdog has accused carmaker of misleading consumers with relation to emission claims.

Former Tesco finance chief cleared by accountancy watchdog

Financial Reporting Council shelves investigation into Laurie McIlwee after two years.

Charlie and the Coca-Cola factory: Employees discover 370kg of cocaine in French plant

The drugs are estimated to be worth around £42m.

For sale: WW2 tanks and planes. May have been used in the D-Day landings

The Normandy Tank Museum is closing down and selling off its entire collection at auction.

Meet Theresa May's first Cabinet: Full list of top Tories running the UK government

These politicians will be leading Britain after the UK voted to split from the EU.

Rough trade: US and EU battle it out over tax reforms and international markets

Back taxes and trade talks have heated tensions between the US and EU.

Swift says more cyber thefts took place post Bangladesh Bank heist

Regulators in Europe and US have urged banks to bolster cybersecurity.

Ryanair wants radical action over runway and will scale down UK capacity growth after Brexit

Irish carrier urges Theresa May to approve new runways at Heathrow, Gatwick and Stansted.

Security alert: Tidal music tracks can be downloaded for free straight from the server

Teenage coder creates software that can download high-quality music from the streaming service.

The elite should beware – a white van and laptop rebellion is underway

Those running small businesses usually side with the elite. Increasingly, they're doing the opposite.

Democratic Party tactics for 'dealing' with Black Lives Matter leaked by hacker

Document was published by Guccifer 2.0, who claims to have hacked Nancy Pelosi's personal computer.

Luxury hotel chain allegedly leaked thousands of customer credit card details online

Luxury hotel chain allegedly left thousands of customer credit card details exposed

Sensitive personal information of international customers including names, travel details and more were exposed.

Fully electric Uber cars are now available in London

Fully electric cars from Nissan and BYD to be offered to Uber's top-rated drivers from 31 August.

British Airways goes live with new homepage and flight booking process

BA is upgrading its website and the beta test version can be accessed only by a select set of customers.

Theresa May's cabinet discuss Brexit exit strategy at Chequers

Conservative prime minister could trigger Article 50 next year to start negotiations with Brussels.

MetLife joins R3 distributed ledger consortium

MetLife is proud to be the first multinational insurer and 60th member to join the R3 group.

Bitland is revolutionising African land registry in partnership with CCEDK

Blockchain-based Bitland is looking to address the unregistered land issue in West Africa.

1 million IoT devices infected by Bashlite malware-driven DDoS botnet

One million IoT devices infected by Bashlite malware-driven DDoS botnet

The DDoS botnet targets Taiwan, Brazil and Colombia.

Ladbrokes and Gala Coral must sell around 350 to 400 shops to get clearance for their merger, CMA says

Gala Coral losses widen as Ladbrokes merger enters final stage

Bookmaker posts 10% increase in revenue but losses widen from £20.5m to £25.6m in the third quarter.

Pregnancy discrimination at work has surged at a shocking rate in UK, MPs warn

Women and equalities committee urges government to tackle issue of new mums forced to leave jobs.

Volkswagen could agree settlement over emission test cheating in its diesel cars

German carmaker agrees to pay up to $15.3bn but deal does not include large-engined vehicles.

Popular BitTorrent client Transmission found distributing Mac-based malware again

Researchers found a malicious version of the BitTorrent client being distributed on Transmission's website.

HSS Hire Group posts interim loss due to one-time business expansion charges

Tool hire firm reports loss before tax of £9.8m for the six months ended 2 July.

US Fed Reserve Officials Point to Mid-2015 as Likely Date for a Rate-Hike

Asian markets trade mixed as traders await key August US nonfarm payroll data

The nonfarm payroll numbers will be the last major data release before the US Fed's September meeting.

UK business confidence slips 13 points to 16% in August, according to the Lloyds Bank business barometer

UK business confidence drops following Brexit vote to five-year low

Although the overall confidence level in August shows a fall, it remains above the low noted in June.

Hackers stole over 60 million Dropbox user accounts from 2012 breach

Hackers stole over 60 million Dropbox user accounts in 2012

Dropbox recently initiated password resets for all its users after uncovering account details linked to the 2012 breach

OneLogin reports security breach that exposed customers' 'Secure Notes' data in clear text

The company said an intruder managed to gain access to its logging system using an employee's password.

UK hospitals targeted by ransomware but NHS did not pay up

Hospitals across the globe are being increasingly targeted by ransomware attacks.

UK consumer confidence for August rises by five points to -7

UK consumer confidence for August rises by 5 points to -7

The August consumer confidence is said to be the best monthly rise since June 2015.

Apple 'welcome' in the UK says Downing Street as experts eye potential of European Commission ruling

Downing Street says Apple may be welcome in the UK after giant was ordered to pay £11bn.

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