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

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.

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

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

Intimate images and videos were shared from a woman's iPhone while it was being repaired.

Capcom used dozens of images from a book of textures in games for decades, the case alleges.

Cloud computing provider Fastly, which was behind the problems, said it was implementing a fix.

The company is interested in "young people from any background" to increase its Belfast workforce.

The US technology giant is under pressure to protect user data from being accessed by advertisers.

The US Department of Justice says it has seized most of the $4.4m (£3.1m) paid to cyber-criminals.

Electric bike sales are soaring, despite high prices and confusing rules over their speed and power.

The controversial former US president thinks the cryptocurrency is a threat to the US dollar.

The tech giant will now provide updates showing when apps access a device's microphone and photos.

Nick Jemetta has already raised £9,000 for mental health charities through his fancy dress costumes.

GPs say more time is needed to warn patients about the transfer of their medical information to a database.

Technology giant Google was fined by France's competition watchdog for abusing its market position.