Airspace companies look to solve problem of drone invasions
For the first time ever, Paris Air Show organisers allowed a drone to film the world's biggest aerospace gathering, as the growing use of them has raised security questions.
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Keyboard flaw in '600 million' Samsung Galaxy phones lets hackers control your camera
Flaw in how SwiftKey keyboard receives updates leaves Samsung Galaxy phones open to attack.
Betfair grows customer base and reports 21% sales rise
Profit before tax surged by 65.6% to £101.2m, fueled by World Cup bets.
NatWest confirms 'missing' customer payments
The bank's customers turned to Twitter in rage about the technical glitch.
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FBI probing suspected hack attack by Cardinals baseball team on rival Astros
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India rupee near two-year low ahead of FOMC, amid Grexit woes and drought fears
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Billionaire Kirk Kerkorian who made a fortune investing in Las Vegas, Hollywood dies
Armenian-American mogul behind MGM Grand hotel passes away at 98.
FCA imposed £1.47bn in fines in 2014 with UBS and Citibank among worst offenders
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Michelmersh: brick shortage is over
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US Navy caught trying to buy zero-day security flaws in order to exploit popular software
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Asian markets round-up: Most bourses end lower ahead of US Fed FOMC meeting
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UK airport expansion: Commission faces legal battle regardless of Gatwick or Heathrow runway decision
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BMW launches James Bond inspired car that you can remotely control
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Stephen Foster: JCDecaux and Clear Channel have given advertising posters a digital boost
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UK house prices and mortgage lending stall in April
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Edmund Shing: UK goes mad over online shopping - BooHoo and Sports Direct worth an investment look
UK is gripped by online shopping fever and BooHoo and Sports Direct look good as long-term online retail plays.
Royal Mail under Ofcom review after Whistl exits market
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Duqu 2.0 hackers used digital certificate stolen from maker of iPhone, PS4 and Kindle
Duqu 2.0 hackers, thought to be based in Israel, stole a digital certificate from Foxconn in cyberattack
UK inflation positive again after first deflation since 1960s in April
Slight dip below zero in April was never a real threat to the economy, economists said.
Clothing store Gap to cut 250 HQ jobs and close 175 stores in restructure
The company said the actions are part of a restructure that should help Gap sales to increase again.
Homebuilder Crest Nicholson reports 38% revenue increase on strong UK sales
Residential developer experiences sales growth in first six months of 2015.
In focus: How Detroit is rising from the ashes
Detroit is reinventing itself after going bust in 2013.
Power of social gives investment bankers and asset managers a run for their money
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Costa and Premier Inn owner Whitbread reports 4.3% sales rise in strong first quarter
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MERS outbreak: South Korea likely to boost spending by up to $22bn as death toll rises to 19
Economists say the Korean government may announce a supplementary budget due to a "more worrisome" economic situation.
LastPass Hacked: What you need to know about password manager security breach
LastPass has revealed that its systems were breached and is urging all users to reset their master password
China and Australia to formalise FTA on 17 June
Australia's Trade Minister Andrew Robb and China's Commerce Minister Gao Hucheng will formalise the China-Australia Free Trade Agreement in Canberra on 17 June.
Jamaica among governments vying for HSBC's possible new headquarters
Jamaica has contacted HSBC to lure the bank into shifting its headquarters to the island state, Sky News reported.
Coty to buy 3 Procter & Gamble businesses for $12bn
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