The European Central Bank launched on Friday a new system aimed at letting banks... | Continue reading
U.S. authorities shut the country's busiest border crossing and fired tear ... | Continue reading
A Russian company whose accountant was charged by federal prosecutors for attemp... | Continue reading
China's top cyber authority has scrubbed 9,800 social media accounts of ind... | Continue reading
Bitcoin has experienced one of its worst annual price performances of its short ... | Continue reading
Britain's Royal Mint has frozen plans to launch a digital gold token after ... | Continue reading
Portuguese app store Aptoide said on Monday that a local court had ruled against... | Continue reading
Super Micro Computer Inc said on Monday it will review its hardware for any proo... | Continue reading
Tesla Inc on Thursday introduced a new $45,000 version of its Model 3 sedan on i... | Continue reading
When Peggy and Marco Lachmann-Anke learned in January that hackers cracked a 40-... | Continue reading
Tesla Inc has signed an agreement with the Shanghai government for an 860,000 sq... | Continue reading
Several public funds that hold shares in Facebook Inc on Wednesday backed a prop... | Continue reading
Astronomers have pinpointed what appears to be the first moon detected outside o... | Continue reading
Estonian police are seeking to recover 152 million euros ($178 mln) in a lawsuit... | Continue reading
s) - Bitmain Technologies, the world's largest designer of products used fo... | Continue reading
The world's largest offshore wind farm will open on Thursday off the northwest coast of England when Danish energy group Orsted unveils the Walney Extension project. | Continue reading
A massive fire raced through Brazil's 200-year-old National Museum in Rio de Janeiro on Sunday, probably destroying its collection of more than 20 million items, ranging from archeological finds to historical memorabilia. | Continue reading
The European Union's chief executive said on Friday the bloc was set to end the practice of switching between summer and winter time after a survey found most EU citizens against the practice. | Continue reading
The world is at risk of entering "hothouse" conditions where global average temperatures will be 4-5 degrees Celsius higher even if emissions reduction targets under a global climate deal are met, scientists said in a study published on Monday. | Continue reading
Three people associated with the hacking group FIN7, also known as Carbanak, have been arrested in Europe and are in custody, the United States said in a court filing. | Continue reading
Venezuela's inflation rate is likely to top 1,000,000 percent in 2018, an International Monetary Fund official wrote on Monday, putting it on track to become one of the worst hyperinflationary crises in modern history. | Continue reading
Britons will from next week start receiving weekly information bulletins from the government about how to make sure they're ready for a disorderly Brexit, The Times reported on Friday. | Continue reading
A Washington-based law firm co-founded by former FBI director Louis J. Freeh has attested that as of June 1 cryptocurrency firm Tether had enough U.S. dollar reserves to back its virtual coins in circulation, according to a report released by Tether on Wednesday. | Continue reading
Amazon.com Inc said on Tuesday that it has partnered with Marriott International Inc to help increase guest access to amenities with Alexa, through its voice-controlled device Echo, in an attempt to expand its presence in the hospitality industry. | Continue reading
The staff of the U.S. International Trade Commission on Friday recommended that a trade judge find that Apple Inc infringed at least one of Qualcomm Inc's patents, a move that could lead to blocking the import of some iPhones. | Continue reading
Turkey's President Tayyip Erdogan has said ride hailing app Uber is finished in Turkey, following pressure from Istanbul taxi drivers who said it was providing an illegal service and called for it to be banned. | Continue reading
South Korea's Constitutional Court ruled on Thursday that only the visually impaired can be licensed masseurs in the country, upholding a law set up a century ago despite arguments it infringed on free employment rights. | Continue reading
As Europe's new privacy law took effect on Friday, one activist wasted no time in asserting the additional rights it gives people over the data that companies want to collect about them. | Continue reading
Three patients infected with the deadly Ebola virus slipped out of an isolation ward at a hospital in the Congolese city of Mbandaka, an aid group said, as medics raced to stop the disease spreading in the busy river port. | Continue reading
Does Europe still have a partner, a big brother across the water? One which can be a scold, a nag, an annoyance, a puzzle – but which has always been there for it? A partner that is also a protector, with a military and security network of unrivalled power and reach? Is the Unite … | Continue reading
Walmart Inc agreed to pay $16 billion for a roughly 77 percent stake in Indian online marketplace Flipkart, the U.S. retailer's largest deal as it opens up another front to battle rival Amazon.com Inc in one of the world's fledgling e-commerce markets. | Continue reading
A computer systems migration at Britain's TSB bank that left up to 1.9 million customers unable to access their accounts was hindered by rushed and inadequate testing and poor internal communication, two contractors who worked on the project said. | Continue reading
The ECB meets on Thursday against a backdrop of concern about a global trade spat and a softening in euro zone economic data that could potentially hamper the central bank's plans to unwind its extraordinary monetary stimulus. | Continue reading
Euro zone businesses rounded off the first quarter of 2018 with their slowest growth in over a year - and much weaker than expected - as new business took another hit from a stubbornly strong euro, a survey showed. | Continue reading