A new survey has revealed a decline in consumer toleration of major cyber attacks, with a majority saying they would stop using a businesses services following a major cyber incident.

People granted asylum in the UK will be required to pay back around £10,000 towards the cost of their accommodation and ...

If Microsoft shows Your account is temporarily locked to prevent unauthorized use, the sign-in system has paused access ...

America is celebrating its 250th anniversary, and the nation's capital is undergoing significant changes under President ...

Arizona's congressional delegation has selected one of the state's most enduring symbols — copper — to represent Arizona in a time capsule that will remain sealed until the ...

Beijing’s tallest building showed signs of damage on Friday as images and videos circulating on social media appeared to show ...

AAA projects more than 61 million Americans will travel by car over the Fourth of July holiday. Whether heading to the beach, visiting family or exploring a new destination, drivers can save along the ...

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Under-the-hood changes in Google's browser - aimed at improving privacy, security, and performance - will reduce the control ...

Reed, the recruitment firm, says that graduate vacancies on its website have fallen from around 180,000 three or four years ...

Another app has logged onto the scene. Launched by New York-based marketing exec Daniel Montelongo, Gaydar introduced itself this month with a Pride party at the Stonewall Inn, where a fair share of ...

The decision is a major legal setback for President Donald Trump in his efforts to use federal agencies for a nationwide ...