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Data dump posted online shows a slew of names, emails and hashed passwords.

FTSE 100 group will face trial for accident that left two people with amputated legs.

Association of Residential Letting Agents reports fewer rental properties per branch at start of 2016.

Professor Jürgen Schmidhuber has been pioneering Deep Learning Artificial Neural Networks since 1991.

FTSE 250 group posts narrower annual loss in 2015 but warns revenue and profit will fall next year.

The average amount a company has been duped of is $120,000, but some have been defrauded of as much as $90m.

British prime minister had promised to slash net migration to 'tens of thousands' at two elections.

Net trade was another big drag on the economic growth, falling 0.4%, with production output dropping 0.5%.

People in the UK trust Google more than Facebook, survey reveals.

EXCLUSIVE: Top LGBT executive and finance chief spoke to IBTimes UK about his new role.

Deal represents biggest foreign acquisition of a Japanese consumer electronics company.

Lloyds paid out ordinary dividend of 2.25p per share and a special dividend of 0.5p per share.

Communications watchdog says BT should open up Openreach for use by the wider industry.

Reports have emerged that an upgrade to iPhone will soon make it impossible to decrypt it.

Exclusive: SMEs are changing the way they do their business to brace for domestic economic turbulence.

Investors are looking forward to the G-20 meeting in Shanghai scheduled for 26 February.

Washington-based lender says global economy is 'highly vulnerable to adverse shocks'.

About 33% of the companies said they had no plan to address a cyber attack such as data theft or malware.

On the same day, MPs in the UK said the £130m settlement reached with Google is 'disproportionately small'.

Twitter suspended 125,000 accounts this month because of users making threats or promoting terrorism.

Swedish retail manufacturer plans to use biodegradable fungus-based packaging in eco-friendly move.

Current Chief Technical Officer Hans Fischer will take over as CEO with effect from 1 March.

Known as Bundestrojaner – or 'Federal Trojan' - the software reportedly gives police extra spying capabilities.

Suffolk-based Adnams brewery and distillery wants UK to remain part of the European Union.

Nissan's smartphone app has been exposed to allow hackers to easily control features of the car.

Aircraft manufacturer will keep producing seven A330s a year, a move which could deliver a boost to Rolls Royce.

Sian Jones of the European Digital Currency and Blockchain Technology Forum has given evidence before the European Parliament.

Security firms Symantec and AlienVault aim to combat hacking group thought to be responsible for Sony hack.

Amnesty International UK said 60% of human rights complaints were rejected by National Contact Point.