UK house prices grow less than expected in April, Halifax House Price Index shows
UK house prices grow 9.2% in the quarter to April, its lowest level since November.
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Microsoft cautions of phishing attacks by scammers posing as fake social media sites
Scammers masquerading as online services like Amazon, eBay, Facebook or Google to exploit users in cyberattacks.
SWIFT blockchain research warns of 'unrealistic expectations' and 'little short term payoff'
SWIFT Institute conducted interview and focus groups with 75 technology and post-trade processing companies.
Twitter blocks US intelligence agencies from accessing real-time analytics service Dataminr
A senior intelligence official said Twitter is concerned about the "optics" and appearing too close to the US intelligence services.
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Greggs sales growth goes soft amid challenging conditions on high street
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British Airways and London City Airport sued by actor Athena Stevens over 'trashed' wheelchair
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Op Icarus: Anonymous launches DDoS attacks on international banks
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Tesla Easter eggs: YouTuber discovers trick that turns charging port into rainbow light show
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Bangladesh Bank cyberheist: Swift technicians responsible for introducing vulnerabilities, say police
The technicians introduced vulnerabilities while establishing a connection between Swift and the RTGS system.
Nationwide raises mortgage age limit to 85 in response to Britain's ageing population
Lender will offer mortgages to customers up to 80 years old, with deal to run up for five years.
Asian markets: Shanghai Composite slips amid disappointing US jobs and weak China trade numbers
Data released by Beijing over the weekend indicated that the country's exports fell 1.8% in April.
Saudi Aramco plans listing in London, Hong Kong and New York
ExxonMobil, China's Sinopec and BP could acquire stake in Aramco.
UK should clamp down on unjustifiable tax havens say economists ahead of anti-corruption summit
The UK can reduce corruption as it has sovereignty over a third of the world's tax havens.
Jaguar Land Rover to employ 1,000 ex-military servicemen by 2020
The announcement coincided with the start of Prince Harry's 2016 Invictus Games in Florida, US.
Online sales grow at fastest ever pace fuelled by 'experience economy'
Consumer spending grows 2.5% in April, as 8.4% surge in online sales drives retail industry forward.
Blockchain platform WAVES partners with 'Swiss knife' Bitcoin wallet Mycelium
Both WAVES and Mycelium are in the middle of crowdfunding campaigns.
Former BHS boss Sir Philip Green's rival Lord Myners joins probe into the failed store chain
Sir Philip's rival will lead a panel of financial assessors to look into the demise of BHS.
Pirate Bay termed as deceptive site by Google Chrome, blocked by Firefox and Safari as well
Torrent sites are generally a major ground for malware injectors.
Aramco boss Khalid al-Falih named as new Saudi energy minister
Falih replaces Ali al-Naimi, who led oil ministry for over two decades, in major a government reshuffle.
Cyberattacks: Two thirds of all big businesses in UK breached in the past year
Seven out of 10 attacks on the firms surveyed could have been prevented.
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos makes $671m from selling 1% of the company's shares
The company made more than $100bn (£69bn) in revenues last year, lifting Bezos' net worth.
BHS £300m pension deficit will be absorbed by Pension Protection Fund
Pensions for BHS's senior management is well-funded, claim sources.
'Good morning London': Sadiq Khan's first day as Mayor of London
It's a sunny morning, as Sadiq Khan spends his first morning as London's new mayor.
Founder of Liberty Reserve online criminal bank sentenced to 20 years in prison
Arthur Budovsky was charged for laundering $8bn in criminally obtained funds over 8 years.
The rise of the private cyberspy: Top FBI cybercrime sleuths who toppled Silk Road being poached
The best US cybercrime fighters are leaving the public sector to join the private industry.
Morrisons boss given £1.09m in bonus after supermarket chain bounced back to profits
The Bradford-based supermarket showed a pre-tax profit of £217m for the year ending 31 January.
Innovation is crucial as manufacturing sector hits volatile market
With the UK and US manufacturing sectors both suffering a slowdown, technology is even more important to the industry.
World corporate debt far exceeds pre-Lehman financial bubble, warns IIF
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority concurs with IIF's warning.
Tata Steel management buyout could see more job cuts, Excalibur Steel says
Excalibur is led by Stuart Wilkie, the boss of Tata's strip steel operations in UK.
Thomas Cook cabin crew could strike during May half-term school holidays amid change in resting hours
The resting hours of cabin crew has now been reduced to one 20-minute break every 12 hours.
'Yes we Khan': Labour MP Sadiq Khan beats Zac Goldsmith to become first Muslim Mayor of London
Son of Pakistani migrants will succeed Boris Johnson and take back City Hall for Labour.
InvestBank UAE hack: Database containing credit card details and passport scans leaks online
Not everyone is convinced the so-called Bozkurt Hackers are a legitimate hacking group.
Fling.com breach: Passwords and sexual preferences of 40 million users up for sale on dark web
The leaked data was listed for sale on an underground marketplace called The Real Deal.
US economy fears slowdown after downturn in analysts' expectations for April
US economy adds 160,000 jobs in April, missing its forecast for 202,000
Tesla brings controversial in-app purchase model to Model S - but is it so bad?
Tesla's sharing of battery packs across cars with varying performance is nothing new.
Russian spies suspected of hacking civil rights activists' Telegram accounts
Two civil rights activists have accused Russian secret services and MTS of hacking their Telegram accounts.
RBS: We became 'one of the least trusted businesses in the least trusted industry in the world'
EXCLUSIVE: Bank says it is determined to regain customers' trust with return to high street values of the 1970s.
Tor developer Isis Agora Lovecruft publicly accuses the FBI of harassment
Isis Agora Lovecruft is a Tor developer that is accusing the FBI of harassment – which the agency denies.
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