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Yahoo cookie hack sees 32 million user accounts affected as CEO Marissa Mayer renounces bonus

Yahoo believes that the same state-sponsored hackers behind the 2014 hack may also be responsible for latest intrusions.

Google reveals images of its futuristic campus offices to rival Apple Park

New conceptual renders show off huge Silicon Valley structure that's open to the public.

Two months into 2017 and Uber is already being consumed by its own annus horribilis

Barely a day has gone by this year without Uber being in the headlines for all the wrong reasons.

Samsung bought artificial intelligence startup Viv for around $215m

Regulatory filing suggests Viv Labs is now a subsidiary of Samsung Research America.

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Ford and Vodafone bring Wi-Fi hotspots to connected cars

FordPass Connect with built-in modems hit the road in Europe from 2018.

Ford's 'City of Tomorrow' combines drones with autonomous vehicles for deliveries of the future

US automaker's 'Autolivery' takes on Amazon and UPS with vision unveiled at Mobile World Congress 2017.

World's biggest aircraft An-225 will visit Britain more often after Antonov Airlines deal

The Antonov An-225 Mriya is big enough for 50 cars and is capable of carrying 250 tonnes in total.

Uber says it is not behind mysterious 'smear campaign' against ex-employee Susan Fowler

'Uber is in no way involved,' a company spokesperson said.

Uber investors blast company for its 'toxic patterns' saying 'we have hit a dead end'

The Kapors' statement follows former Uber engineer Susan Fowler's allegations of sexual harassment.

Apple hits out at Trump for pulling plug on transgender bathroom rights in schools

'We support efforts towards greater acceptance, not less' Apple said in a statement.

Apple spaceship campus in California to open in April as company's new headquarters

The campus was one of the last projects Steve Jobs worked on before passing away in 2011.

Arianna Huffington: I will hold Uber 'leadership team's feet to the fire' amid harassment claims

"Change doesn't usually happen without a catalyst," Huffington said.

Barratt beats profit forecast as completion outside London hits nine-year high

Housebuilder hikes interim dividend by more than 20% as analysts suggest optimism is returning to the sector.

Verizon cuts Yahoo price tag by $350m following massive data breaches

Verizon's Marni Walden said the company has "always believed this acquisition makes strategic sense".

Southern rail in new talks with drivers' union after Aslef members reject offer

Latest negotiations between the parties come after the drivers rejected a deal from the company.

Uber hires former US attorney general Eric Holder to lead probe into claims of sexual harassment

"It's been a tough 24 hours," Uber CEO Travis Kalanick wrote in a memo to employees.

Five major controversies Uber has survived

Susan Fowler's claims of workplace sexism at Uber is another reputational blow for the taxi app.

Amazon to create more than 5,000 jobs in UK this year

The latest job opportunities will take Amazon's UK workforce to over 24,000.

Uber CEO Travis Kalanick orders 'urgent investigation' into 'abhorrent' sexual harassment claims

Former engineer Susan Fowler described Uber as "an organisation in complete, unrelenting chaos".

Samsung heir Lee Jae-yong arrested: Impact on company and Korean economy

Lee is said to be held at a detention center in Uiwang, south of Seoul.

Verizon seeks new deal following Yahoo hack as authorities renew scrutiny into breach

Yahoo Verizon deal to see $250-$350m discount – report

Verizon may reportedly close the Yahoo deal by the end of February.

HTC reveals U Ultra pre-order price as former Android giant's losses continue

Upcoming sub-flagship arrives in the UK with a premium price tag as OEM posts year-on-year revenue decline.

BlackBerry files patent infringement lawsuit against Nokia

BlackBerry sues Nokia over patent infringement

BlackBerry is seeking recompense for the unauthorised use of its patented technology.

London Underground faces new 24-hour strike as RMT drivers plan Central line walkout

Drivers have been asked to take the industrial action from 21:00 on Tuesday 21 February.

The tragic state of Magic Leap: Start-up sued for discrimination amid claims of sexism, racism and lies

Mixed reality company's stock has dived 20% after a series of damaging allegations.

Former trade minister Lord Digby Jones backs Donald Trump visit to home town of Birmingham

The Lord tells IBTimes UK that a visit from the US president to the second city would be 'great news'.

Leaked Magic Leap AR device 'isn't what you think' as CEO denies latest headset claims

Magic Leap continues to insist it's on track in the face of mounting scepticism.

Online giant Amazon facing pressure over Holocaust denial books

Titles were removed from Amazon in countries where Holocaust denial is illegal

What does the Uber tribunal ruling mean for the gig economy?

Divorced man sues Uber after glitch in the app meant his wife could track his affair

The man used Uber on his wife's phone, allowing her to see all of his journeys.

Apple CEO Tim Cook: Fake news is 'killing people's minds'

Cook urged governments and fellow tech companies to step up in the fight against the spread of misinformation.

UK will be just fine after Brexit says optimistic Apple CEO Tim Cook

Cook says Apple is a 'big believer' in the UK.

Snap to spend $1bn to use Amazon's cloud services

Snapchat's parent company had earlier said it was spending $2bn for using Google Cloud.

Twitter continues its loss-making streak posting slowest revenue growth since it went public

The company is struggling to gain ad revenues.

Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg shows off prototype Oculus gloves for typing and shooting webs in VR

"We're working on new ways to bring your hands in virtual and augmented reality," Zuckerberg said.

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