Snapchat Hacked with 4.6M Usernames and Phone Numbers Leaked Online
A hacker known as Lightcontact has claimed credit for breaching Snapchat's security and stealing user information.
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Top 12 Business Stories 2013: The Political Football of Energy Price Hikes
Debates about the cost of energy shifted to the centre of political debates in the UK.
Top 12 Business Stories 2013: Monte dei Paschi's Turbulent Year
It has been an interesting year for Italy's third biggest bank and the oldest surviving lender in the world, Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena.
Cyber Threats 2014: Darknets, Windows XP, Adobe Passwords, Bitcoin and More
We look at the biggest threats facing individuals, business and governments in cyber security in 2014.
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Payday Lending: Church of England Pensions Still Linked to Wonga
The Archbishop of Canterbury admitted the CoE had failed to sell off its investment in the company
Up to 25% of Small Businesses Relying on Handouts and Savings
Report claims that many SME's are relying on savings and handouts from friends to survive.
Over 7,000 NHS Clinical Staff Cut Since Coalition Came to Power
An FOI request reveals 7,060 NHS staff have been slashed amid budget cuts.
Debenhams Shares Plunge 14% on Poor Christmas Sales
Britain's second-largest department store retailer says trading in run up to Christmas was disappointing.
Top New Year's Resolutions for Banking, Politics and Tax 2014
Some of IBTimes UK's London business team reveal their wishes for the new year
Paul Tucker Earns Knighthood in New Year Honours List
Ex-deputy Bank of England governor given knighthood for services to central banking
India Approves Investment Proposals of Vodafone and Tesco
Indian panel approved Vodafone's deal to buy remaining stake in Indian subsidiary for $1.6bn
'Save Dogemas' Campaign Looks to Recover Stolen Dogecoin
The community around meme-based crypto-currency Dogecoin is rallying after major thefts on Christmas Day.
Barclays CEO Antony Jenkins: My BBC Guest Editor Stint is Not Self-Serving Twaddle
Jenkins is BBC Radio 4 Today programme's guest editor on 31 December
Harrods Boss Michael Ward Slams George Osborne's Chinese Visa Plans
Wards says the UK government's measures are "smoke and mirrors".
Angela Merkel: Fixing Eurozone is Vital for Germany
Chancellor says that solving eurozone crisis is in Germany's interests in her New Year's Eve address.
Goldman Sachs Senior Bankers Earned £2.7m in 2012
Senior code staff enjoyed a 50% wage rise on 2011
'Big Six' Energy Chiefs to Face Parliament Over Christmas Storm Outages
Bosses from companies such as npower, Centrica and EDF will give evidence to MPs
Romanian Official: British Bankers Worse than Roma Beggars
Adviser to Romanian PM slams bankers and hits back at fears over immigration flood.
Metal Warehouses Reduce Fee Hikes as LME Pushes Reforms
Warehousing companies will increase rent charges by an average of 3% in April, compared to 7% last year.
China Local Government Debt Soars Raising Fears of Hard Landing
National Audit Office says China's debt rose 70% from three years ago to 17.9tn yuan.
Top 12 Business Stories 2013: Co-op, 'Crystal Methodist' Paul Flowers and the Black Hole
IBTimes UK looks at how Co-op most tumultuous year to date
Cyber Criminals Use USB Sticks to Empty ATMs
Criminals swaps guns for USB drives as ATMs were emptied repeatedly using malware stored on the memory sticks.
Latvia Prepares to Join Euro Zone
Is Charging Immigrants and Tourists for NHS A&E Services Fair?
IBTimesUK looks to philosopher John Rawls for help on the question of 'fairness'.
Tories Risk Losing 2015 General Election Unless UK Wages Grow
Chancellor George Osborne must support consumers' incomes to maintain the recovery and win the next election.
UK Households Paying Down Less Mortgage Debt as Consumers Spend Instead
Bank of England data suggests consumers increasingly confident about UK recovery.
Cyber Threats 2013: From Snowden to the Hunt for Red October
We look back on a year which has seen the world's view of how the internet works changed forever thanks to Edward Snowden.
BBC Server Hacked by Russian Cyber Criminal
Hacker tried to sell server's access to other cyber criminals on an underground forum.
BAE Systems Set to Hire Record Number of Apprentices on Submarine Orders
The defence giant says it is offering 568 places next year.
Bitcoin: Value of All Virtual Currencies Combined is Close to $13bn
Bitcoins are collectively worth $9.1bn at the moment; $750.99 per coin.
UK 'Jobs Machine' will Crash Without Productivity Surge, says CIPD Expert
CIPD economist says unemployment will fall but investment must rise to sustain economy.
Japan's Stock Index Posts Best Annual Return in 41 Years
Nikkei index closed up 0.7% at fresh six-year high of 16,291.31 on 30 December.
China: Li Keqiang Promises 'Appropriate Liquidity' for Financial System in 2014 Despite Tighter Credit Conditions
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang suggests tightening of credit conditions will continue.
CBI Boss John Cridland Calls on Businesses to Boost Pay in 2014
Cridland also wants UK firms to give a "helping hand" to young people.
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