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A report claims Musk's company SpaceX paid an employee $250,000 to settle the claim against him.

Cloud-based software will offer more personalised business using the popular messaging app.

The UK, US, Australia and New Zealand have also barred the Chinese telecoms equipment makers.

The growth of "smart" farm machinery is increasing the risk of hacking of food and farming systems.

Firms are developing smart contact lenses that can project data in front of the user's eye.

The social media platform says it will put false claims from official accounts behind warning notices.

Optical-fibre cables could spot tsunamis or the effect of climate change on currents, researchers say.

Moscow says it has destroyed a drone with a laser, but Kyiv says it can't mask battlefield failure.

Postpartum cardiomyopathy is a rare form of heart failure which is caused by having a child.

Prosecutors will ask whether social platforms were "used to stream, promote, or plan" the murders.

The five Humboldt penguin chicks are named after famous people and events from the past 70 years.

The Conti cartel, which is thought to be run from Russia, has upped its ransom demand to $20m (£16m).

The US streaming giant is forced to lay off staff to minimise cost of viewers quitting the service.

Coders gather in Bristol to program robots to sprint and do gymnastics at the Ministry of Defence event.

A growing number of young people are getting into crypto trading - despite the risks.

Campaigners accuse technology companies of failing to block and remove content posted by the attacker.

The deal to buy Twitter can't "move forward" without proof of spam account numbers, Mr Musk says.