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Apple admits Mac OS X is vulnerable to the Shellshock bug, but says most users are "safe by default".
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US Firm Cain Hoy 'Terminate' Interest in Tottenham Hotspur Bid
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China Uncovers Almost $10bn in Fake Trades Amid Qingdao Port Scandal
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Mars Mission to Lift India as New Space Business Power
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UK Retailers See Solid Sales Growth as Christmas Looms
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Apple Aware of iCloud Security Flaw Months Before Celebrity Nude Images Leaked
Security researcher informed Apple of iCloud security flaw months before celebrity images leaked
UK Job Market: Graduate Unemployment Has Biggest Fall in 15 Years
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Monarch Employees Accept 30% Pay Cuts to Save Airline
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European Union Prepares for Iran Sanctions Lift with Natural Gas Import Plan
EU preparing for possibility of importing Iranian natural gas in event of sanctions lift
Iraq Air Strikes: Nick Clegg Assures 'No British Ground Troops' as Parliament is Recalled
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'Don't Lift Sanctions Yet!' Ukraine Urges West to Ensure Withdrawal Of Russian Troops
Ukraine Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk told General Assembly Russian troops were active in east.
RBS's Citizens Financial Closes up 7.3% on Debut Trading Day
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Sanctions Could Stop Russia's Rosneft Deal For Morgan Stanley Oil Unit
Russia's biggest oil firm could be forced out of deal to buy bank's oil trading unit amid sanctions.
Newcastle United's Mike Ashley Bets on 23 Million Tesco Shares
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