Bank Deputy Warns Of Bitcoin Bubble Risks
Investors should "do their homework", says Bank of England official, as Bitcoin passes $11,000. Read more
Uber Says 2.7m Brits Hit By Breach That Was Covered Up
The breach, which happened in 2016 and which was covered up by the firm, was only revealed this month. Read more
Trump Account Retweets Incendiary Videos
Donald Trump's Twitter account retweets three inflammatory videos from far-right group, Britain First. Read more
Uber Accused Of 'hiring Ex-CIA Agents To Spy On Rivals'
A former manager says the firm hired security contractors to infiltrate rivals' computers. Read more
Yahoo 'hacker-for-hire' Pleads Guilty
A Canadian citizen admits accessing web-mail accounts m on behalf of the Russian Federal Security Service. Read more
Apple Removes Philippines Leader Duterte Execution Games
Games which involve killing criminals as the Philippine president have vanished from Apple's store. Read more
Bitcoin Crosses $10,000 Milestone
The virtual currency has surged in value during the past few weeks. Read more
Under-age Social Media Use 'on The Rise', Says Ofcom
Children are also increasingly using social media to access news, but most know some of it is fake. Read more
Facebook's AI Wipes Islamic State And Al Qaeda Posts
Firm says its algorithms are becoming effective at flagging terrorist propaganda but still need work. Read more
Uber And Waymo Trial Delayed After Evidence 'withheld'
Uber faces allegations that it stole secrets from Google's self-driving car firm. Read more
World Power 'threatened' By Chinese AI
China could overtake the US in terms of AI development, some of which is destined for military uses. Read more
Mum Defends Teen In Gaming Lawsuit
A mother has written a letter in defence of her 14-year-old-son who is facing a lawsuit over video game cheats. Read more
Firms Team Up On Hybrid Electric Plane Technology
Airbus, Rolls Royce and Siemens join forces to develop hybrid electric plane technology. Read more
Facebook And Twitter To Co-operate In Brexit Probe
Facebook and Twitter are asked for information about possible Russian interference in the Brexit vote. Read more
CMA: Secondary Ticket Websites May Be Breaking The Law
After a year long investigation, the competition watchdog says some websites are failing to be clear. Read more