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Seven out of 10 attacks on the firms surveyed could have been prevented.

The company made more than $100bn (£69bn) in revenues last year, lifting Bezos' net worth.

Pensions for BHS's senior management is well-funded, claim sources.

It's a sunny morning, as Sadiq Khan spends his first morning as London's new mayor.

Arthur Budovsky was charged for laundering $8bn in criminally obtained funds over 8 years.

The best US cybercrime fighters are leaving the public sector to join the private industry.

The Bradford-based supermarket showed a pre-tax profit of £217m for the year ending 31 January.

With the UK and US manufacturing sectors both suffering a slowdown, technology is even more important to the industry.

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority concurs with IIF's warning.

Excalibur is led by Stuart Wilkie, the boss of Tata's strip steel operations in UK.

The resting hours of cabin crew has now been reduced to one 20-minute break every 12 hours.

Son of Pakistani migrants will succeed Boris Johnson and take back City Hall for Labour.

Not everyone is convinced the so-called Bozkurt Hackers are a legitimate hacking group.

The leaked data was listed for sale on an underground marketplace called The Real Deal.

US economy adds 160,000 jobs in April, missing its forecast for 202,000

Tesla's sharing of battery packs across cars with varying performance is nothing new.

Two civil rights activists have accused Russian secret services and MTS of hacking their Telegram accounts.

EXCLUSIVE: Bank says it is determined to regain customers' trust with return to high street values of the 1970s.

Isis Agora Lovecruft is a Tor developer that is accusing the FBI of harassment – which the agency denies.

Survey shows that a quarter of British workers are unhappy with their current jobs.

The US Air Force will pick one winner and grant it a contract to manufacture up to 22 GPS 3 satellites.

General Motors and Lyft, a rival of Uber, to test driverless taxis on public roads in 2017

Owner posts a 1.5% growth in revenue per room available in the first quarter, sharply down from 4.4% in 2015.

The UK government has repeatedly advised against the routine practice, saying it actually does more harm than good.

Sir Philip Green has called for Frank Field MP, of the the Work and Pensions Committee, to step down.

This data is said to be a key influencer to the US Fed's decision on a potential rate hike.

US media giant hit by one-time legal charge of $280m at its News America Marketing business.

The first priority for Sainsbury's is to offer the leftover food to charities.

Russian email provider Mail.ru found none of the email and password combinations worked.