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White seconded RBS's 'sell everything' statement, warning of plunging stocks and oil price of $16.

The list is based on potential salary, career opportunities and the current amount of job openings.

Senior adviser resigned following an investigation by HM Revenue & Customs.

Pub reveals profit for the full year is likely to be at the lower end of expectations.

Office for National Statistics said unemployment hit lowest level in 10 years in fourth quarter.

The Revenant star hailed Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates for his support towards 'zero-emissions'.

Forgemasters blamed the government and its handling of the steel crisis for the job cuts.

Dutch oil giant says decline in oil prices could almost halve its fourth quarter profit.

Commodity giant cut guidance as impact of Brazil dam disaster is felt in full.

SMEP, SMAP and SELinux Android devices can make exploiting this vulnerability difficult.

Bill Gates, Carlos Slim, Warren Buffett, Amancio Ortega and Larry Ellison are among the top five.

Women are already financially exploited in Tory Britain and now companies are making mugs out of us too.

Stock markets across rest of Asia were also down as IMF slashed its 2016 global growth forecast overnight.

A bug in Asda's online shopping forum left millions of customers' private and payment details at risk of being hacked.

UN's International Labour Organization warns global jobless rate is set to increase in 2016 and 2017.

Residential Landlords Association says stamp duty hike on extra buy-to-let property was 'bolt out of the blue'.

Shelter survey shows significant concern about falling behind on housing costs.

Experts expect China's ruling People's Party to keep the economic slowdown under tight control.

Margaret Beckett says former Labour leader faced 'exceptionally vitriolic' attacks from the press.

French Environment Minister Segolene Royal repeated that Renault was not alone in exceeding emissions levels.

Theresa May asked the MAC to come up with recommendations to curb skilled migrants entering the UK.

Cryptocurrency in the form of nanopayments can provide content providers with an alternative revenue stream.

AFP's Pyongyang office will be up and running in mid-2016.

Overall sales were almost flat over the festive period according to the BRC.

Tech giant refused Canadian widow's request for password for months until CBC News got involved.

Carney says the Bank of England will wait longer before raising interest rates from the current level.

Eleven of UK's biggest motor insurers have partnered to liaise with the government about self-driving cars.

The most popular passwords of 2015, according to SplashData, reveal we still have no clue about web security.

Inflation grows but remains largely in line with economists' expectations as CPI climbs by 0.2% year-on-year.