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PSD2 and open banking – a fraud prevention perspective

Fraud prevention expert Richard Harris of Feedzai examines the ramifications of PSD2's faster payments and open APIs.

Quantopian: Searching for the Vitalik Buterin of quant finance

CEO and founder John Fawcett says software and automation can open up the industry's tiny talent pool and a selection process that introduces all sorts of biases.

Dfinity: Inside the blockchain nervous system of the 'World Computer'

Founder Dominic Williams says it's not just about creating decentralised systems, but also to knock 80% off the cost of developing and maintaining traditional business IT.

MIT's Alexander Lipton discusses Monetary Circuit Theory and central bank digital currency

Monetary Circuit Theory says money is created by commercial banking system in the form of credit while central banks act as mere system stabilisers and liquidity providers.

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Forensic experts, members of the International Commision of Missing Persons (ICMP) and Bosnian workers search for human remains at a mass grave in the village of Tomasica near Prijedor

Ratko Mladić guilty verdict is welcome, but Bosnia is still 'full of butchers' like him

Mladić, "know as the Butcher of Bosnia" was found guilty of 10 out of 11 counts of crimes against humanity and genocide during the 1992-95 Bosnian war.

ConsenSys prescribes blockchain for London's Brexit blues

It's significant that Ethereum design studio, ConsenSys, has chosen London to host its 'European Hub'.

Star Wars Battlefront 2 writer Mitch Dyer on creative freedom and what the series means to him

IBTimes UK sits down with Star Wars Battlefront 2 writer Mitch Dyer to discuss creative freedom, the expanded universe and what Star Wars means to him.

Exile or ICC trial – what next for ousted Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe?

Fate of Mugabe family unclear as reports suggest sacked vice-President Emmerson Mnangagwa, who is very close to military figures, is back in the country.

From flying royals to carrying uncut diamonds and falcons: Life as a private jet pilot

"A typical day may start with breakfast at home in Dubai, then lunch over Greece and dinner in London."

Big data provider to the hedge fund industry drills into the challenges of location data

Real-time location data specialist Thasos has spent six years in stealth – one of those on-site at a $10bn-plus hedge fund.

Global Oil Futures Drop on US Inventory Data

What is a 'connected plant'? Honeywell's Jason Urso explains its ubiquitous industrial appeal

Underpinned by the Industrial Internet of Things, the concept is changing industrial and manufacturing processes in the digital age.

Nasa recreated Mars on top of a volcano and isolated 6 people there for 8 months. I was one of them

Six researchers spent 8 months living in total isolation inside a small dome to assess the psychological impact of an extended Mars mission.

Sharing economy for convenient luxury: How Surf Air is shaking up short-haul business travel

Company's CEO Simon Talling-Smith tells IBTimes UK its 'membership driven' air service will change the lives of frequent flyers.

The Apprentice's Sarah-Jayne Clark on 'scary' Lord Sugar and her recipe for business success

The 25-year-old business owner is just the latest candidate to be fired from the long-running BBC series.

OpenMined: AI + blockchain = data democracy revolution

Andrew Trask, founder of the OpenMined project, will be talking about homomorphic encryption and deep learning at Newsweek's AI and data science conference in New York.

The Difficulties Of Teaching Wall Street About Big Data

Big data: Estimize teaches the discretionary world about quant trading and data science

Estimize will be offering one of the L2Q training days as part of Newsweek's data science and capital markets event in New York later this year.

From a mountain of debt to Forbes top 30: How World Wide Technology took on the hardware industry

From having an office with seven employees to annual revenues of $9.4bn, WWT's rise over the last 27 years has been meteoric.

The Apprentice's fired Ross Fretten on why Lord Sugar isn't up to scratch as a business partner

Fretten believes he wasn't quite right for the BBC1 show and reveals why it wouldn't have worked with Lord Sugar.

Big data: RavenPack collaborates with Credit Suisse on new Artificial Intelligence Sentiment Index

The AIS Index tracks the performance of a US large-cap sector-rotation strategy, based on sentiment scoring extracted from news data.

New York truck attack: Why Isis might not claim responsibility this time

Group often claims it's behind terror attacks in the West, but experts argue such claims are unsubstantiated and could just be a propaganda tool.

BTCC chief Bobby Lee discusses China Bitcoin ban

There were recently rumours in the twittersphere that China's ban on trading Bitcoin was likely a temporary move.

How Kate Middleton is slowly but surely taking notes from the late Princess Diana

The Duchess of Cambridge has undergone quite a style evolution in recent years, noted by red carpet stylist Kimmy Kertes.

The Apprentice's Siobhan Smith reveals why 'it never would have worked' with Lord Sugar

The wedding service company owner was the fourth candidate to be fired from The Apprentice last night (25 October).

Muslim hate preacher or misunderstood scholar? Top US imam heads to London and into a storm

Yasir Qhadi rejects claims he advocates for the death of homosexuals and calls for prosecution of those who try to forcefully implement "Islamic law" in the West.

Caroline Cossey: Playboy's first transgender model talks Trump, bigotry and trans Playmates

Inès Rau has become Playboy's first transgender Playmate, but Tula paved the way after being outed by the News of the World.

Thomson Reuters big data Knowledge Graph delivers social network for finance

The Knowledge Graph uses a common language of Permanent Identifiers which connect some two billion relationships.

Why Star Wars Battlefront 2's developers were relieved when they saw Rogue One

Star Wars Battlefront 2's story-driven campaign casts players as an elite Imperial soldier as she starts to question authority and the Empire she's loyally served.

Wyclef Jean: We thought white supremacy was over - then Trump came along

Haitian rapper and philanthropist talks to IBTimes UK on migration, racism and life in America under the Donald Trump administration.

NVIDIA teaches the world about deep learning in finance

One of NVIDIA's first deep learning in finance lab courses will be taking place on 5 December at Newsweek's AI and Data Science in Capital Markets event.