Cryptocurrency: UK Treasury to regulate some stablecoins
The Treasury has announced that it will regulate some cryptocurrencies as part of a wider plan to make the UK a hub for digital payment companies. Read more
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Twitter has confirmed that it is working on an edit button that would allow users to change tweets after they have been posted. Read more
Mystery of alleged Chinese hack on eve of Ukraine invasion
Allegations of Chinese cyber activity as the recent conflict broke out in Ukraine have been emerging. Read more
Self-driving car stopped by San Francisco police
San Francisco police officers were faced with a new challenge after stopping an autonomous vehicle with no-one inside. Read more
US cryptocurrency expert jailed for helping North Korea evade sanctions
A former US researcher at a cryptocurrency group has been sentenced to more than five years in prison for conspiring to help North Korea evade US sanctions using cryptocurrency. Read more
Elon Musk makes offer to buy Twitter
Tesla boss Elon Musk has offered to buy Twitter, saying he is the right person to "unlock" the social media platform's "extraordinary potential". Read more
North Korean hackers target gamers in $615m crypto heist – US
The US has linked North Korea-backed hackers to a massive cryptocurrency heist worth $615m (£469m) from players of the popular online game Axie Infinity last month. Read more
Climate change: Key UN finding widely misinterpreted
A key finding in the latest IPCC climate report has been widely misinterpreted, according to scientists involved in the study. Read more
Apple staff make bid for first union at a US store
Workers at Apple's Grand Central Station store in New York have announced a plan to start a union. Read more
Highway Code: Watching TV in self-driving cars to be allowed
People using self-driving cars will be allowed to watch television on built-in screens under proposed updates to the Highway Code. Read more
