Mac App Store patch released for XARA exploits, more security fixes coming soon
Apple has just patched up a major vulnerability with XARA exploits on the server-side of Mac App Store.
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BlackBerry posts $28m loss and $658m revenue to start 2016 financial year
Gains were up on strong software and technology licensing, hardware sales.
Western sanctions encouraging Russia to build 'independent financial structure'
European Union extends economic sanctions on Russia for the "destabilising role" it played in Ukraine, for another six months.
Greek debt crisis: Markets surge as Greece deal might be close
The Athens Stock Exchange (ASE), was up 2.67%, while the Dax jumped 1.11%.
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Japan and China factory activity contracts shows PMI
HSBC flash China manufacturing PMI improved to 49.6 in June from 49.2 in May, while flash Japan PMI plunged to 49.9 from 50.9.
Ladbrokes and Coral in merger talks to create mega entity
Ladbrokes plans merger of Ladbrokes and Coral Retail, Eurobet Retail and Gala Coral's Online businesses.
WhatsApp and AT&T do least to protect users' privacy - Study
Adobe, Apple, CREDO, Dropbox, Sonic, Wickr, Wikimedia, Wordpress and Yahoo get five stars.
Greek debt crisis: Eurozone leaders hope to wrap up deal to bail out Greece by 25 June
Athens has until 30 June to repay €1.6bn to International Monetary Fund
Scandinavia's economic utopia has fostered welfare dependency and Neo-Nazis - a warning for Scotland
A new report exposes myths about higher taxes and increased welfare spending leading to better social and economic outcomes.
Kia on course for record year as Brits warm to Korean car maker
South Korean manufacturer has seen a period of solid growth in recent times.
John McAfee: The death of antivirus
John McAfee discusses how the future of computer antivirus software will pan out
Travelling to Greece? Use these 5 tips to avoid holiday catastrophe
Tourists should be wary and keep five things in mind as Greece nears a pivotal economic moment.
31Dover: Online firm of London drinks kingpin David Elghanayan to invite private equity funding
The British alcohol market is worth £36bn, according to Elghanayan.
EU ministers confirm extended sanctions on Russia as unrest continues in Ukraine
The sanctions, which were due to expire in July 2014, will affect state-owned banks, energy and oil firms.
Eurozone crisis: Greece stares down barrel of multi-billion euro bank run
Markets up after new offer thrashed out by Athens over the weekend was welcomed by the European Commission.
Ferrero Rocher chocolates sweeten deal to buy UK's Thorntons for £112m
The chocolate maker is looking at a full takeover of the UK company.
SpiceJet: Indian budget airliner offers yoga 35,000ft in the air
The airline teamed up with the Isha Foundation for Yoga to mark the first International Day of Yoga.
BoJ in focus as Israel, Turkey, Taiwan, Philippines and Hungary to set rates
Japan's growth and inflation picking up forcing BoJ to leave policy unchanged.
Bitcoin technology could bring an end to banking as we know it
Bosses from three of the world's leading bitcoin companies discuss the future for banks and card providers.
Small businesses: Investment intentions at highest point since 2010 as confidence picks up
The FSB called upon the government to prioritise the growth of small businesses.
Apple Music to pay artist royalties after Taylor Swift pulls 1989 album from streaming service
Company made a U-turn after Swift decided to shake off the streaming service.
Patrick Drahi's Numericable SFR makes €10bn bid for Bouygues Telecom
Potential deal could reduce number of players in French telecoms market from four to three.
Greece debt crisis: Athens offers new package as EU scrambles before Brussels summit
Alexis Tsipras announces new reforms package signalling desperate efforts as EU leaders set to meet for crucial conference.
Thailand red flagged over aviation safety concerns
Thai Transport Minister Prajin Juntong admits efforts to address concerns raised failed.
Angela Merkel tells Greece there must be a deal with creditors before Monday
Russia says it will consider granting a loan to Greece if request made.
Google to shield revenge porn victims from search results
But victims will have to request for it.
UN organisation demands Qatar airline drop sexist ban on pregnant cabin staff
Chief executive doesn't 'give a damn' about ruling that contract is discriminatory.
How the Philippines is emerging as a key Asian economy
Growth in the Philippines is taking off.
Eurozone crisis: ECB saves Greek banks - for now - with €1.1bn emergency liquidity extension
Greek citizens have withdrawn an estimated €3bn over the past few days to secure their money.
Britain should put City of London under EU financial rules - Deutsche Bank vice chairman
If the UK wants a seat at the decision-making table, it needs to give up more financial sovereignty.
London house prices: Luxury property values down amid summer lull
It could be the ideal to time to invest in prime London property amid the summer dip.
Eurozone crisis: Could Russia afford to bail out Greece and what would that mean?
Many media reports are focused on cash-strapped Greece cozying up to sanction-hit Russia.
Loaf: How one retailer is bucking the dot.com trend
The online furniture retailer is opening up its first store, with the prospect of more to come.
UK public sector net borrowing hits eight-year low in May
Borrowing went down 9.44% in the financial year to March 2015, compared to the year to March 2014.
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