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Flaws in its Orion software left companies such as Deloitte and Intel exposed to cyber-attacks.

European exporters tell the BBC of their concerns about trade after the UK's exit.

About 1.5 million customers are hit as direct debits are taken on Christmas Eve owing to an IT error.

Nuro's autonomous vehicles will take to the streets as early as 2021.

People on Universal Credit say they worry about the end of a £20-a-week boost to the benefit.

Cairn Energy won a court ruling after the Delhi government seized a stake in a company it created after striking oil.

Reports suggest a deal between the UK and EU could be announced later on Wednesday.

President-elect Joe Biden has also vowed that the US will respond to the attack.

The store was temporarily closed for a week after the landlord reclaimed the building.

Criminal organisations are teaching other fraudsters a scam, prompting fresh warnings for shoppers.

Scottish ministers want drivers moving perishable goods such as seafood to be prioritised as France eases its travel ban.

Before Wales' latest lockdown some adapted and went ahead while others turned to the internet.

France's ban on freight from Britain caused havoc for lorry drivers, but will it affect shoppers?

Web users have questioned why the adverts are being targeted at them.

Business has boomed during the coronavirus pandemic, an industry body says.

Tracy Felstead is among Post Office workers fighting convictions linked to a faulty computer system.

The Premium Bonds operator has apologised to customers for poor service levels in recent months.

More must be done if the UK is to be future-proofed rather than playing catch-up, say MPs.