Top 5 cyberthreats that everybody needs to be aware of
IBTimes UK talks to security researchers, ex-FBI and ex-NSA cyber experts to find out about deadly threats in cyberspace.
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After Marmite price hike by Morrisons, Typhoo boss says it will increase its tea prices
This hike comes just weeks after Tesco pulled Marmite and other Unilever brands from its stores amid a price row.
UK's largest private house builder Cala Group in talks to be acquired by a Chinese company – report
According to analysts, the potential deal value could be around £600m.
Eric Garner's daughter slams Clinton campaign over WikiLeaks emails about her father
Eric Garner had died in 2014 after New York police put him in a chokehold.
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Julian Assange 'deeply shocked' and 'heartbroken' over Sweden's denial of funeral pass request
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Standard and Poor's says UK's credit rating could be downgraded further amid Brexit uncertainty
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'Bloody hell, mate': Massive data leak exposes half a million Australian Red Cross blood donors
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Assange claims 'crazed' US forces tried to hack WikiLeaks and brand him a paedophile
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Union fires first salvo on Uber and the gig economy
The GMB union says it will review the contracts at other firms that offer "bogus self employment".
British Airways owner has 'no confidence' Heathrow runway can be built within budget
IAG CEO Willie Walsh warns Heathrow faces a 'significant challenge' after receiving approval for third runway.
Equities 'hopelessly overpriced' but won't change unless interest rates rise says industry veteran
Industry veteran David Buik says there is growing interest in inflated equities market following Brexit vote.
Uber loses landmark tribunal decision over drivers rights
Uber said it will appeal the decision which could affect many gig economy firms.
US economy posts highest quarterly growth since 2014
American economy grew 2.9% in the third quarter, its best performance since the second quarter of 2014.
Brexit banks run? UK financial services could flee London, official says
Non-EU banks based in London could move to the EU if Britain leaves single market.
Toyota's airbag recall: What happens next?
Toyota said it will recall 5.8 million cars because of potential airbag faults – here's what happens next.
JLR head Ralf Speth being considered for the role of Tata Group chairman
TCS chief executive N. Chandrasekaran and Trent chairman Noel Tata are among the shortlisted candidates.
Tony Blair backs second EU referendum to reverse 'catastrophic' Brexit vote
Former PM also warned voters have choice between 'hard Brexit Tory Party and a hard-left Labour Party'.
All Windows versions potentially exposed to cyberattacks thanks to new code injection Atom Bombing
Alarmingly, the issue cannot be patched since it doesn't rely on 'broken or flawed code', say researchers.
If Bitcoin hard forked over block size, what would the market decide?
Bitcoin evangelist Roger Ver points out that Ethereum's contentious hard fork was no disaster - far from it.
NHS to miss foreign patient income target of £500m by 2017-18, says National Audit Office
Amid current trends and charging rules, the NHS would fall short of the target by more than £150m.
WikiLeaks-released memo reveals Bill Clinton's wealth was tied to Clinton Foundation
Donald Trump responded to WikiLeaks' latest revelation, calling the Clintons' behaviour 'outright corruption'.
British Airways owner IAG blames sterling weakness for decline in profit and revised outlook
British Airways owner expects full year profits to grow 7% but warns of challenging outlook.
Asian markets mixed following better-than-expected post-Brexit UK GDP data
The UK economy grew by 0.5% over the third quarter of 2016, in the three months after the EU referendum.
RBS posts heavy £469m third quarter loss
Royal Bank of Scotland continues to face a range of large conduct and restructuring costs.
Ethical investing: Good for your health, and good for your wealth
Sustainable businesses are well worth considering given they are now credible and profitable undertakings.
Qualcomm to buy NXP Semiconductors for about $47bn
The deal is the largest tech acquisition in Europe and the biggest by a chipmaker.
'Celebgate' hacker who stole nude photos of celebrities sentenced to 18 months in prison
The hacker was charged earlier this year with illegally accessing more than 100 Apple and Google email accounts
Putin slams US for alleging Russian meddling in elections
The Russian president denied that Donald Trump is the Kremlin's favoured candidate.
UK consumer confidence falls on 'hard Brexit' fears
YouGov/CEBR consumer confidence index slips to 109.3 in October from 111.5 in September.
Nissan boosted UK investment after it 'got 11th-hour pledge' it would not be hurt by Brexit
The claims come after the Japanese car maker announced boosting its UK investment at its Sunderland plant.
China Bitcoin trading pushes price towards $700
Volumes on the three major exchanges: Huobi, OKCoin and BTCC have reached about 7m BTC in a 24 hour period.
Finger-vein scanning to authenticate financial transactions in the works at Hitachi
A person's finger veins are much harder to counterfeit than fingerprints and could aid the fintech revolution.
Surkov leaks: Thousands of hacked emails reportedly from high-ranking Kremlin official published
Russia brushes off hacking allegations as targeted Putin aide 'does not use email'.
Remembering the Big Bang: The day the City of London changed forever 30 years ago
Britain's financial sector became deregulated on 27 October 1986, as it jumped into the 21st century.
Deutsche Bank in surprise profit update despite 'tough' environment
Deutsche Bank posts a marginal third quarter profit contrary to market expectations.
From bank to blockchain: US agency forms 'innovation' office to probe fintech revolution
'Consumer preferences for financial products and services are changing rapidly,' says the OCC.
WhatsApp users targeted in Sainsbury's voucher scam - here's how to avoid it
Too-good-to-be-true offer is in fact a phishing scam designed to steal your info and spread malware.
The threat of 'complex' mobile malware is on the rise warns Europol
Pegasus, YiSpecter and Stagefright are all examples of major mobile malware.
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