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Altice has bought a big stake in BT but says it does not intend to make a takeover offer.

Hackers disrupted operations in several markets at the world's largest meat processing company.

The delayed ban on TikTok and WeChat will now not happen - instead apps from China will face reviews.

The couple from Wisconsin were told to remove a Pride flag from their porch under new housing rules.

Albert Dickson, an elected politician, says he is 'above all a doctor' and defends medical autonomy.

The historic $250bn bill saw divided parties unite to compete with China's technological ambitions.

An Interpol crackdown in more than 90 countries aimed to stop the sale of illicit prescription drugs

The unnamed customer was not to blame but changing settings triggered a software bug, Fastly says.

US authorities probe leak claiming to show how billionaires including Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk pay minimal or no income tax.

The former US president urges other countries to restrict use of social media platforms.

The singer was the biggest presence on UK radio last year, thanks to lockdown anthems like Physical.

It is the first country in the world to make the move, following a proposal by its president.

One company is trying to persuade small-scale renewable generators to mine crypto currency.

Online shopping soared, topping £110bn in sales, while adult sites were visited by half of over-18s.

The 80s pop duo explain how You Make My Dreams became a streaming colossus.

Joseph Blount said the decision to pay hackers a $4.4m (£3.1m) ransom was the toughest in his career.