NSA

Ryanair falls prey to cybercrime

Mark O'Byrne
April 29, 2015

Europe’s largest airliner in terms of passengers, Ryanair, has had $5 million siphoned from one of its bank accounts.

Look for the made in China brand

Paul Carsten, Reuters
February 25, 2015
China has dropped major tech brands from its state purchasing lists, a move that could either lead to innovation or disaster.

U.S. technology reputation on the line

Goldcore
February 17, 2015
A new NSA spying scandal is emerging from the woodwork, highlighting the scale of cyberwars.

Hey we thought of that first!

Ville Heiskanen and Amy Thomson, Bloomberg
June 6, 2014
The mobile phone company said 29 governments from Albania to the U.K. asked for access to its network or user data.

Does NSA bill cut privacy baby in half?

Chris Strohm and Derek Wallbank, Bloomberg
May 22, 2014
A group of technology companies, including Facebook Inc., Google Inc. and Apple Inc., opposed the bill because of what it called an “unacceptable loophole that could enable the bulk collection of Internet users’ data.”

The NSA scandal may sober gold and silver investors

Jeffrey Lewis
June 24, 2013
The breaking of the latest National Security Agency scandal practically guarantees there will be no justice for silver and gold investors from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.