Every time and MP coughs, a gargoyle dies.Graeme Maclean, CC BYThe Palace of Westminster – home to the British parliament – is rapidly heading towards an advanced stage of decrepitude. Unless “not inconsequential” sums of public money are used to refurbish the largely 19th century edifice, it has been warned, the MPs and...
Not what anyone wants to see while driving.Bill Buchanan, Author providedMany companies producing software employ people as penetration testers, whose job it is to find security holes before others with less pure motives get a chance. This is especially common in the finance sector, but following the recent demonstration of a drive-by hack on a...
An anti-government protest underway in Istanbul.EPA/Ulas Yunus TosunThe recent surge of violence in Turkey following the massacre of socialist activists in Suruc has brought Turkey perilously close to an all-out conflict with the Kurds.
Turkey has begun regular air strikes targeting the bases of the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) guerrillas...
Ringmaster. CEOs are playing to the crowd.DirkJan Ranzijn, CC BY-NDNews reports on corporate mergers, particularly friendly acquisitions which involve a transfer of stock, often take on a familiar form. A company will say it has agreed to take over a rival, and expects that the combined firm will reap bountiful earnings in the first full year...
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