Secret data belonging to America's biggest police union FOP hacked and posted online
Private data from the Fraternal Order of Police was anonymously hacked and dumped on social media.
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Google finally reveals how much it paid the man who bought Google.com domain for one minute
Sanmay Ved was paid $12,000 for owning Google's domain for one minute.
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British prime minister says good progress was made, but more talks need to be done.
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IBTimes spoke to Digital Currency Group founder Barry Silbert about banking blockchains, innovation and BitPesa.
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US presidential state car 'Beast' undergoing secret tests to be ready for Obama successor
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London: first autonomous cars heading to Greenwich this summer
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Land Rover Defender production ends after 68 years
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Several parties are pressing for BT to spin-off its fixed line network division Openreach.
OutOfOffice.com, the gay-friendly travel start-up, expects revenues to cross $1m in its first 3 months
The travel agency offers high-end holidays for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) couples.
James Murdoch returns to role at Sky four years after resignation
Son of Rupert Murdoch quit BSkyB in wake of phone hacking scandal in 2012.
Asian markets: Shanghai Composite positive as Bank of Japan adopts negative interest rate policy
Bank of Japan has said that 0.1% interest would be charged for excess reserves parked with it.
Barclays faces £1bn lawsuit from London businesswoman Amanda Staveley
Staveley and her firm PCP Capital Partners had helped Barclays raise £3.5bn from Abu Dhabi's Sheikh Mansour.
Rolls-Royce CEO Warren East to axe 50 senior directors
The plane engine manufacturer boasts of clients such as Boeing Co. and Airbus Group.
My Little Pony Friendship Is Magic: Hasbro being sued for allegedly pirating brony font Generation B
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Android ransomware porn app sends internet history to all your contacts unless you pay bribe
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HBOS collapse: Regulators to investigate bank's managers following £25bn crash
FCA and PRA to probe 'certain managers' following November reports which criticised inaction.
Barbie: 'The Doll Evolves' as Mattel launches figure with different skin tones and body types
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Israel: Electricity board crippled by ransomware cyberattack causing widespread panic
Israel's Electricity Authority hit by ransomware attack that shut down computers for over two days.
Skuchain: Here's how blockchain will save global trade a trillion dollars
IBTimes spoke to Skuchain about how blockchains will optimise antiquated, paper-based trade.
Northern Powerhouse: Weak house building threatens flagship north of England project
Homes for the North campaign launches with caution that northern cities need many new homes.
Deutsche Bank scraps bonuses, saying the board has to 'own' €6.8bn loss
The bank generated a full-year revenue of €33.5bn, in line with expectations and a 5% increase from 2014.
Women in STEM and business: Sexism puts teenage girls like me off careers in the industry
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UK economy: Optimism and GDP growth rate decline amid fears of a global slowdown
Chancellor George Osborne warned 'there may be bumpy times ahead' for Britain's economy.
Chancellor George Osborne delays Lloyds sale because of market turmoil
Chancellor George Osborne has postponed the sale of the final stake in Lloyds Banking Group.
McDonald's Japan introduces chocolate-covered French fries to boost sales
The 'McChoco Potatoes' will reportedly be removed from menus post Valentine's Day.
EU referendum: David Cameron seeks to wrap-up renegotiations with grandees in London
British prime minister will hold talks with Jean-Claude Juncker and Donald Tusk in London.
Elon Musk talks electric trucks, Model 3, autonomous driving and a Tesla submarine
Elon Musk interview in Hong Kong covers the upcoming Model 3 and the idea of a Tesla submarine
VW emissions scandal: EU seeks more powers over national car regulations
The EU is aiming to prevent a repeat of Volkswagen's emissions test cheating scandal.
UK economy: GDP expands 0.5% in last quarter of 2015 with growth driven by services sector
The annual GDP growth added up to 2.2% in 2015, well below the 2.9% increase reported in 2014.
Welsh Tories accuse Labour of wasting millions in Cardiff airport purchase
Carwyn Jones, First Minister of Wales and the leader of Welsh Labour, had then defended the deal.
Back To The Future: DeLorean cars to go back into production in 2017
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