From IDs in grocery stores to soldiers in Syria: Trump made 129 false claims last week
New record: Trump made 129 false claims last week, the most since CNN started counting in July
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Leading (and managing) the charge to electric fleets
Picture this: You heard the buzz about cutting costs and emissions with electric fleets.
Mobile phone shop staff ‘enabling Sim swap scams’
Staff in mobile phone shops have become key to the execution of "Sim swap" scams, Watchdog Live has discovered.
China unveils plan to underpin industry, education integration
China published a plan on Oct 10 on advancing a national pilot program for the integration between industry and education to promote the development of education, talents and industry and high-quality economic growth.
Mastercard, eBay and Stripe pull out of Facebook’s Libra
Mastercard, eBay and payments firm Stripe have pulled out of Facebook’s embattled cryptocurrency project, Libra.
Twitter ‘inadvertently’ used email addresses for ads
Twitter has apologised for "unintentionally" using email addresses and phone numbers, provided by users for account security, to enable targeted advertising.
Facebook can be ordered to remove posts worldwide
Facebook and similar apps and websites can be ordered to take down illegal posts worldwide after a landmark ruling from the EU's highest court.
Spoofing emails: The trickery costing businesses billions
The email came in like any other, from the company chief executive to his finance officer.
Google wins landmark right to be forgotten case
Europe's top court has ruled that Google does not have to apply the right to be forgotten globally.
YouTube stars rattled by verification changes
Changes to the way YouTube "verifies" channels by celebrities and brands have upset some of the platform's stars.
