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Britain already has a sizeable digital skills gap. As a technologically-advanced country, we have a lot of different cutting-edge technologies in both development and implementation. The problem is that we don’t have the labor capacity to maintain and operate these technologies and, as such, our innovation sector is at risk of stagnation.
Social media has a terrorism problem. From Twitter’s infamous 2015 proclamation that it would never censor a terrorist to Facebook’s long delay in adopting signature-based content blacklisting, social media has become a critical inadvertent ally in helping terror organizations throughout the globe recruit, communicate and promote.
LONDON (Reuters) - Recent failings by Russian military intelligence (GRU) have made it easy to laugh at its spies but the West should not underestimate the skills of the Kremlin's once mighty espionage services, Britain's Security Minister said on Tuesday.
More countries are showing heightened risks of exposure to money laundering, according to an annual ranking of countries assessing their money-laundering risk
Cryptocurrencies are 'unregulated' and they might trigger the next financial crisis. This seems to be the dominant narrative about cryptocurrencies. The only problem is that it's not true.
PARIS (Reuters) - Swiss bank UBS Group AG (UBSG.S), its French unit and six executives faced charges of aggravated tax fraud and money laundering on Monday, the first day of a trial into allegations they helped wealthy clients avoid taxes in France.
PARIS (Reuters) - Swiss bank UBS Group AG (UBSG.S), its French unit and six executives faced charges of aggravated tax fraud and money laundering on Monday, the first day of a trial into allegations they helped wealthy clients avoid taxes in France.
A new Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report attacks nuclear power as a key climate solution by promoting the notion that it risks nuclear weapons proliferation, may cause childhood leukemia, and destroys the natural environment.
LONDON (Reuters) - Denmark’s financial watchdog faces an inquiry by the European Union’s banking supervisor into how it supervised Danske Bank (DANSKE.CO), which last week said it was being investigated by the U.S. Department of Justice over alleged money laundering.
Last month, the CEO of Danske Bank, Thomas Borgen, stepped down, and both Denmark’s Financial Services Authority and the European Banking Authority opened investigations into the bank’s illegal activities at its Estonian branch. On Sept.