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Inter Milan's majority stake to be acquired by Chinese retailer Suning Commerce Group
Suning Commerce Group will acquire a 68.55% stake in the Italian football club for €270m.
EU referendum: Sterling tumbles as opinion polls give 'Leave' campaign the lead
The pound hits three-week low against the dollar as currency volatility surges after polls put 'Leave' ahead.
EU referendum: How to register and vote in historic 23 June ballot as deadline looms
More than 45 million people are eligible to vote in the EU referendum, this is how you do it
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'Shocking' lack of security means hackers can disable Mitsubishi Outlander alarm
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Edward Snowden says Japan vulnerable to mass surveillance conducted by US government
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EU referendum: Opinion poll shows immigration is pushing UK voters towards a Brexit
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Ethereum prediction market Augur teams up with blockchain security experts Airbitz
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Brexit could scupper recovery in the UK manufacturing sector, says EEF
EEF says UK manufacturing sector is expected to enjoy a steady recovery but Brexit remains a threat to investment.
US presses China to curb steel glut amid trade tensions
US Treasury Secretary Jack Lew says Chinese excess capacity is 'distorting and damaging global markets'.
Asian markets: Shanghai Composite slips after US reports slowest job growth in more than 5 years
US nonfarm payrolls employment data showed that 38,000 jobs were created in May.
Hackers selling 100 million stolen Russian social media accounts on the dark web
Pseudonymous hacker, Peace, believed to be behind MySpace and LinkedIn hack, selling VK accounts.
British Airways could be sued over wages and recognition by Hong Kong union
Majority of the airline's Hong Kong crew have not been given a raise since 1998.
EU referendum: Trade union bosses urge 6 million members to vote Remain
Workers' rights will be under threat from Tory government in event of Brexit, union bosses warn.
UK oil and gas: 32% companies plan to cut more jobs this year, warns Bank of Scotland
UK oil firms do not see Brent crude recovering to a sustained level of $75-80 per barrel until 2020.
Mark Zuckerberg's Twitter and Pinterest accounts breached by Saudi Arabia-based hackers
Hackers claim Facebook founder's password was 'dadada' in LinkedIn data dump.
Six in 10 UK entrepreneurs to increase hiring over the next 12 months
EY Job Creation Survey reveals 63% of entrepreneurs expect to add to their workforce this year.
Sports Direct boss Mike Ashley ends stand off with MPs and agrees to be quizzed on work practices
His spokesman said he wanted to end the "media circus" over claims about how workers are treated.
Sir Phillip Green faces fresh questions about BHS after £10m transfer to Retail Acquisitions revealed
The £10m sum was allegedly split into a £3.5m interest-free loan and £6.5m in cash, according to legal files.
TeamViewer user accounts hacked in bulk, bank accounts drained
TeamViewer blamed the breaches on password reuse but launched new security features.
GhostShell leaks 36 million accounts from 110 connected servers in security 'protest'
The databases encompass intensely personal information like names, DOB, email addresses, gender and more.
Two-thirds of small businesses in the UK to ramp up investment over next 12 months
Research by eBay shows 66% of small businesses in UK plan to expand.
Evolution of Anonymous: The rise of the hacktivists and the power struggles they face
IBTimes UK looks into the underlying social structure of Anonymous and its various emerging branches.
Pakistan-based hackers pose as Indian media in cyberespionage campaign says report
The hackers pose as Indian media in efforts to compromise Indian government officials' computer systems.
BHS collapse: Dominic Chappell calls CEO Darren Topp 'f***ing p***k' in text message sent soon after closure announcement
Chappell said the company 'has been driven into the rocks by Darren f***ing Topp and Philip Green'.
Swift CEO tells banks to bulk up cybersecurity or face suspension from global system
Cybersecurity needs to become a top priority for banks amid the rising threat of hacking.
EU referendum: JP Morgan warns it could cut up to 4,000 jobs in event of Brexit
US investment bank says Brexit would be a "terrible deal" for UK economy.
EU referendum: Watch Brexit backer Michael Gove face same TV test as David Cameron
Justice Secretary will be tested by a studio audience and Sky News' political editor Faisal Islam.
Anonymous: Is there civil war brewing within the hacktivist collective?
IBTimes UK looks into the underlying social structure of Anonymous and its various emerging branches.
Sir Philip Green savaged for role in BHS collapse by Institute of Director's chief
Institute of Directors chief accuses Green of having deeply damaging impact on perception of business.
Ladbrokes bets big on England after deal with Football Association
Bookmaker secures long-term deal as official betting partner to Football Association.
EU referendum: Nigel Farage wants pro-Brexit economic fightback alongside immigration attack
Ukip leader tells IBTimes UK that he wants a more 'robust' economic case for Leave.
Russian cybercrime bosses found making $90,000 per year with ransomware
Russian ransomware bosses make an average 'salary' of about $90,000 per year.
Hacker claims to leak personal data of 5,400 Spanish police in 'gag law' protest
Spanish police confirm an investigation has been launched after hackers breached officer data.
Former Deutsche Bank traders charged by US Department of Justice in Libor probe
Matthew Connolly and Gavin Campbell Black have been charged with conspiracy to manipulate Libor rates.
Lenovo urges users to remove updater app from computers after critical flaws exposed
Lenovo wants users to delete the Accelerator Application that comes pre-installed in dozens of models.
US Federal Reserve targeted by hackers 50 times in 5 years
It is uncertain if the breaches resulted in hackers accessing classified data.
Microsoft wants to turn autonomous cars into mobile offices - but will not build its own
Instead of building its own autonomous vehicle, Microsoft will provide software and services to car makers.
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