PayPal PayPal is shedding around 2,000 jobs, or 7% of its workers, as it becomes the latest big tech firm

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Getty Images By Monica Miller BBC News, Singapore The US government has stopped approving licences for American firms to export

Getty Images By Jonah Fisher BBC Environment Correspondent The transition to a greener economy is worth £71bn and has brought

Getty Images By Shiona McCallum Technology reporter Children are being exposed to online pornography from as young as nine, according

Getty Images By Christine Ro Technology of Business reporter Meat-free steak and sausages seem to be everywhere these days. Perhaps

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Getty Images By Tom Gerken Technology reporter Charities have told the BBC of their disappointment at Amazon closing its charity

NWCM By Jenny Coleman BBC News From Pong and Pac-Man to Halo and Half-Life, a new computer museum is celebrating

Hiring a car normally means using a rental company, but what happens if they do not have the vehicle you

Getty Images By Joe Tidy Cyber reporter Imagery of young children carrying out sexual acts on camera has risen by

Cânhamor By Pedro Garcia Lisbon Weary of his life as a computer engineer, in 2010 Elad Kaspin packed his bags

Chalffy By Shiona McCallum Technology reporter Illegal electric blankets are being sold online which could cause electric shocks, a consumer

DoJ By Joe Tidy Cyber reporter The US has revealed it infiltrated a prolific cyber-crime gang to secretly sabotage their

Reuters By Noor Nanji Business reporter, BBC News Donald Trump will be allowed back on to Facebook and Instagram, after

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Getty Images By Gordon Corera Security correspondent, BBC News Iranian and Russian hackers are targeting British politicians and journalists with

HateAid By Zoe Kleinman Technology editor Twitter is being sued in Germany by two groups claiming the social network failed

Reuters Tens of thousands of users around the world have reported being unable to access Microsoft services, including Teams and

AFP By Chris Vallance Technology reporter, BBC News The US Department of Justice (DOJ) and eight US states have filed