Author: Nathan Bissitt

Credit reporting company Equifax has said 15.2m UK records were stolen in a cyberattack earlier this year and it has identified 693,665 British consumers whose details – including phone numbers and driving licence numbers – may have been stolen. The

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Social media sites face being made to pay for action to tackle online bullying, the Culture Secretary has announced. Targeting “dangers like cyber-bullying, trolling and under-age access to porn” the strategy offers the first suggestions of policies to be

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Business Secretary Greg Clark has criticised Boeing for its “totally unjustified” action against Bombardier, in a trade dispute that threatens thousands of jobs in Northern Ireland. Canadian firm Bombardier, which employs 4,000 people in Belfast, is facing

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Water firm United Utilities has been fined £300,000 after supplying water unfit for human consumption to more than 700,000 customers. People in Lancashire were forced to boil their water for almost three weeks in the summer of 2015 after the microbial parasite

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Ofcom’s chief executive has given a robust defence of the regulator’s decision not to recommend a referral of 21st Century Fox’s proposed takeover of Sky plc to competition watchdogs on concerns over broadcasting standards. Sharon White said that

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Domino’s Pizza shares soared 11% at the start of trading on Tuesday after the fast food firm reported a strong pick-up in UK sales. The company, which had previously warned of tougher times as household budgets are squeezed, said comparable sales in its core UK

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The owner of Costa has paid £35m to buy out its joint venture partner in southern China, signalling an acceleration in its coffee shop expansion plans. Whitbread, the FTSE 100 leisure group, confirmed a story by Sky News that it was acquiring the 49% stake in the

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