Cyberattacks, not economy, could cripple banks in the future
A new report from KPMG suggests that cyberattacks might cause the next banking crisis -- rather than a poor global economy.
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Facebook coughs up £4.2 million in UK tax, earns £11 million in credit
The social media giant may have handed over a reasonable chunk to the tax man -- but now the company has millions in credit to avoid future payments.
Bitcoin gains industry-backed crypto think tank Coin Center
The crypto community has gained another supporting voice in Coin Center, an industry-backed effort for research and advocacy.
ISU offers students $1000 to continue tech studies
Indiana State University is offering scholarships entice students to pursue a degree course.
Student skills: Are we doing enough?
The next generation is growing up in an economy heavily reliant on digital skills, and are more likely to be saddled with long-term debt. Are we doing enough to teach them valuable skills for when they leave school?
Facebook to end Messenger payments in the UK, France
Residents of these countries will soon no longer be able to use P2P services.
Wirecard agreement to buy Beijing's AllScore surprises analysts
Wirecard says the acquisition has been made to expand its Chinese footprint.
Robinhood trading app axes plans to launch in the UK indefinitely
Updated: The trading app says that strengthening its business in the US must take priority.
Cloudera to be acquired, turned private by CD&R, KKR in $5.3 billion deal
Clayton, Dubilier & Rice (CD&R) and KKR are the buyers, in an all-cash transaction.
Subscriptions, SaaS bookings surge in Software AG Q1 2021
Software AG says interest in the firm's digital business will drive "sustainable, profitable growth."