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Legal woes mount for JPM as it faces several lawsuits including energy market manipulation

Terrorist group operatives discussed plan in phone call intercepted by NSA, Germany's Bild claims.

Chinese-based attackers who were behind the high-profile attack on the New York Times are back with evolved versions of their malware.

The US has shut down 19 diplomatic posts across the Middle East and Africa over an unspecified terrorist threat from al-Qaida.

US security officials claim Al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) bombmaker Ibrahim al-Asiri is behind new threat.

US Department tells its citizens to leave Yemen immediately due to security concerns

Al-Qaida leader's intercepted chatter with deputy in Yemen revealed plot.

An estimated 40% of Somalis rely on money wired from abroad.

NYT claims stockpiling aluminium deliveries by banks artificially inflates spot prices.

CSIC/McAfee report puts US losses alone at $100bn per year.

Another Bastille Day (14 July) over and this year's pride of place in the military march past went to detachments of the French, Malian and other West African Army forces which had saved Mali from imploding and falling into the hands of Islamic extremists in January 2013. Troops from 13 African nations that had supported France's Opération Serval in Mali, participated in the parade. The United Nations soldiers in their blue berets were led by Mali's Colonel Elisée Jean Dao. The countr...

GSK's British head of finance is banned from leaving China after head of operations Mark Reilly's flight.

US court rules in favour of Yahoo bid to declassify documents detailing its fight against Prism.

Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, said she hopes the royal baby will be there by the "end of the week"

A report suggests governments are paying up to $500,000 for vulnerabilities affecting Apple's iOS operating system.

Some hackers can command huge fees from governments looking to exploit flaws in rivals' computer networks.

Samsung Convoy 3 and LG Exalt tipped to release in August.

Deal reached despite acrimony over cyber-spying and hacking counter-claims.

NSA whistleblower Snowden confirms the NSA developed the Stuxnet computer worm with Israel to take down Iranian nuclear facility.

Advertisements and media speculation point to upcoming Moto X launch.

Hundreds of boats and bulldozers were sent out by Chinese authorities on Friday to clear up the massive swathe of bright-green algae engulfing the Yellow Sea.

Army ousted Islamist president after four days of mass protest.

Hundreds of thousands of demonstrators swarm into Cairo's Tahrir Square to demand Morsi resignation.

Winklevoss twins announce plans for £13m trust fund dealing in virtual Bitcoin currency.

Michelle Obama and daughters are also to land on Goree Island in Dakar harbour.

NBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin suggests Greenwald should be arrested for helping Snowden flee Hong Kong.

Washington outraged over links of countries to exit of NSA whistleblower.

Breast cancer survivor Etheridge says Jolie's mastectomy decision was 'fearful'.

Search engine giant details US government data requests following Edward Snowden Prism scandal.

Warner Brothers face challenge over copyright for global birthday song that brings in millions in royalties.