BUSINESS

20 hotels have been affected by the malware which targeted payment card information of customers.

McEwan said the time is right to have 'local aspirations', rather than 'global aspirations'.

Suspected Russian hacker releases phone numbers and emails for House Democrats.

Scammers surreptitiously lure victims to phishing sites to steal their account details.

PwC's Ajit Tripathi discusses the limits of automating business logic in smart contracts.

The UK central bank's decision to cut interest rates to 0.25% has triggered an uptick in demand for gold.

Internet and mobile networks go offline over a series of days in dramatic bid to foil cheaters.

The development follows Russia fining Google $6.75m on Thursday for violating Android antitrust rules on mobile devices.

Nigeria loses 'largest economy' in Africa title to South Africa as naira weakens and oil prices fall.

Cinema chain snaps up the iconic movie house that first opened its doors in 1884.

Model S and Model X cars start leaving production line with new housing for triple-camera Autopilot system.

Businesses say that the new rules could make it easier for hackers to steal data.

Construction output declines 0.9% on a monthly basis in June, compared with forecast for 1% drop.

Referred to as 'learner analytics', universities say tracking helps them improve the student experience.

First quarter profit rose from £379m to £401m but net interest margin faces pressure.

Restaurant Group replaces Danny Breithaupt with Andy McCue in bid to turn around flagging sales.

China's fixed-asset investment in the year to July grew at the slowest rate in more than 16 years.

The UK charity wants the antibiotics ban to be implemented across all of McDonald's 30,000 stores globally.

Hackers allegedly breach Cin7, ECRS, Navy Zebra, PAR Technology and Uniwell.

Members of two unions at Eurostar are demanding a better 'work-life balance'.

Academics have shown how hackers can exploit security flaws to remotely break into cars.

Some drivers complained the proposals would mean they could start taking home as little as £50 a day.

The government has moved to assure citizens that no personal data was hacked.

The US Democratic Governors' Association may have also been hacked.

Deal will see British insurer Legal & General incur a £65m loss on the disposal.

Co-founder of the now AOL-owned Huffington Post is stepping down to lead a new venture.

Exodus Intelligence will pay up to $300,000 more than Apple for your undiscovered iOS exploits.

The keys allow hackers to unlock Windows devices, including tablets and phones.

Home security webcam feed from Houston has beeen up since last month for thousands to view.