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Trump order fought social media platform's censorship of political tweets

It’s an industry that can be traced back to ancient Greece and Rome but how will artificial intelligence catapult the legal profession into the 21st c…

Secretive “Project Bernanke” allegedly gave the search giant an unfair advantage

Since the technology was introduced on Android and iOS devices, thefts have reduced by 50 per cent

Uber will contest the ruling that drivers are employees in September

Flexible working is all the rage, but what is it - and can anyone do it?

Disputes could rocket by six times in next five years

Companies are failing to revoke access when IT workers leave

21-year-old man's sentencing adjourned until 4 September

Fitness band manufacturer files lawsuit against competitor for breach of patent

Judge cites young age of hacker, but others warn he is a "dangerous sociopath"

Life sentencing of Silk Road mastermind will fragment Dark Web criminals' activity, warns report

DEA special agent Carl Force and Secret Service special agent Shaun Bridges were arrested earlier this week

Ruling could pave the way for Apple users to sue search giant

The Foundation is taking legal action against the NSA and the US Department of Justice

A Russian search engine claims Google's inclusion on Android devices breaches competition regulations

The IMI is concerned changes to the Highway Code could have adverse consequences for the motoring industry

MPs are campaigning for tougher rules for those who bully others online

Californian man convicted of identity theft and extortion for running revenge porn websites

The companies are alleged to have not paid the royalties they supposedly owe for using music from before 1972

Monster's CEO claims he was misled about plans to sell company to Apple, and lost money as a result

Paul S Devine received kickbacks from suppliers to whom he also plied with top secret info, it is claimed