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TalkTalk expects criminals unable to steal money after cyber attack

British broadband provider TalkTalk said on Saturday it did not believe the authors of a cyber attack against it this week would be able to steal money from its customers. The firm said on Friday it had received a ransom demand from an unidentified party claiming responsibility for the cyber attack that may have led to the theft of personal data from its more than 4 million customers. “It is

British businesses say cyber attacks constant

British business leaders on Saturday urged police to make cyber crime an urgent priority following an attack on broadband provider TalkTalk, saying firms face continual security breaches. TalkTalk said the private data of its more than 4 million customers could be at risk and that it had received a ransom demand from an unidentified party. The data could include credit card and bank details and if the theft is confirmed

British businesses say cyber attacks constant

British business leaders on Saturday urged police to make cyber crime an urgent priority following an attack on broadband provider TalkTalk, saying firms face continual security breaches. TalkTalk said the private data of its more than 4 million customers could be at risk and that it had received a ransom demand from an unidentified party. The data could include credit card and bank details and if the theft is confirmed

Dorsey's Twitter stock gift well-timed to stem brain drain: recruiters

By Alexandria Sage and Deborah M. Todd SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – Twitter Chief Executive Jack Dorsey’s novel move to give a third of his company stock to an employee equity pool is a smart gesture to restore confidence in a company that lost its way, according to recruiting and compensation experts. “It’s a deliberate and wise and somewhat necessary move to shore up the talent you want to keep,” said

Dorsey's Twitter stock gift well-timed to stem brain drain: recruiters

By Alexandria Sage and Deborah M. Todd SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – Twitter Chief Executive Jack Dorsey’s novel move to give a third of his company stock to an employee equity pool is a smart gesture to restore confidence in a company that lost its way, according to recruiting and compensation experts. “It’s a deliberate and wise and somewhat necessary move to shore up the talent you want to keep,” said