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Cyber criminals target 37 million festive shoppers (Photo; Reuters)

Why do 99% of cybercrime fraudsters escape justice in the UK?

By Martin Kenney

Some online frauds are so simple to execute it questions why criminals would even consider robbing a bank.

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We're only human: Why business email compromise scams still work

Cyber criminals have honed their craft and and are aggressively targeting unsuspecting and unprepared victims.

By Alexandrea Berninger

Four ways new technology is transforming procurement

Cloud computing, mobility, social media, big data and now artificial intelligence are dramatically reshaping how we live and work.

By Rob Bernshteyn

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The European Union needs to confront the cancer of corruption before more brave journalists are murdered

Investigative journalists probing fraud and corruption in Malta and Slovakia have been assassinated in recent weeks.

By Martin Kenney

Brexit threat to the UK's position in the global art market

Pontus Silfverstolpe is co-founder of Barnebys, the biggest art auction aggregator in the world.

By Pontus Silfverstolpe

International Women's Day 2018: The world can't wait for women to lead

Business leaders Dr Amy Jadesimi and Gail Klintworth look at how how gender-balanced leadership benefits business.

By Dr Amy Jadesimi & Gail Klintworth

Poor millennials will be the fattest generation – the march of progress is to blame

The 10 worst areas in Britain in terms of overweight or obese children are also among the worst 10 for child poverty.

By James Bloodworth

Jeremy Corbyn and Labour are playing Brexit games with their magical thinking on the EU

There is no Leftist argument for a system that places the highest tariffs on the items that make up the largest share of the weekly bills...

By Daniel Hannan

The modern epidemic of sadness destroying heart and soul cannot be solved with anti-depressants

Materialism leaves a big black hole inside millions of people. The more you have, the less content you feel.

By Yasmin Alibhai-Brown

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Britain's pathetic politicians are drowning in the blood of tortured Syria

The latest butchery in the Damascus suburb of eastern Ghouta by Assad forces shames the isolationist United Kingdom.

By James Bloodworth

British women come in all shapes and sizes - online retail must stop being average

Despite the emergence of multi-channel retail, digital disruption and the array of choice on the high street, shoppers in the UK and around...

By Sarah Walter

The left is in denial about Jeremy Corbyn's Communist sympathies

Will the Labour Party pay the price at the polls for Corbyn's Czech connections?

By Daniel Hannan

It's time to get rid of the Commonwealth

The British Commonwealth came out of mutual dependency and ghosts of empire past which would not sleep.

By Yasmin Alibhai-Brown

Why British politics is being contaminated by conspiracy theories

Conspiracy theories about George Soros and Oxfam reveal something disconcerting about the road down which British politics is currently...

By James Bloodworth

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There's nothing progressive about giving agencies like Oxfam the benefit of the doubt

The Oxfam revelations are far more disturbing than the reports of boorish behaviour by businessmen at The Presidents Club dinner.

By Daniel Hannan

The multiverse: Could parallel realities be giving you memories of things that never happened?

The Mandela Effect describes false memories - mistakenly recalling events or experiences that have not occurred, or distortion of existing...

By Neil Dagnall

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Why do 99% of cybercrime fraudsters escape justice in the UK?

We're only human: Why business email compromise scams still work

Four ways new technology is transforming procurement

The European Union needs to confront the cancer of corruption before more brave journalists are murdered

Brexit threat to the UK's position in the global art market

International Women's Day 2018: The world can't wait for women to lead

Poor millennials will be the fattest generation – the march of progress is to blame

Jeremy Corbyn and Labour are playing Brexit games with their magical thinking on the EU

The modern epidemic of sadness destroying heart and soul cannot be solved with anti-depressants

Britain's pathetic politicians are drowning in the blood of tortured Syria

British women come in all shapes and sizes - online retail must stop being average

The left is in denial about Jeremy Corbyn's Communist sympathies

It's time to get rid of the Commonwealth

Why British politics is being contaminated by conspiracy theories

There's nothing progressive about giving agencies like Oxfam the benefit of the doubt

The multiverse: Could parallel realities be giving you memories of things that never happened?

Government knows the consequences of Brexit will be disastrous - but experts will be ignored again

Brexiteers can get rid of foreigners or save the NHS – but not both

Nigel Farage is collaborating with Remain fantasists - the second referendum is a lost cause

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