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Computer re-pieces destroyed Stasi files

Germany will soon be able to count on a new tool in the task of re-piecing together thousands of ripped-up former Stasi secret police files.

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US racing to block cyber leaks

A US intelligence official has said it will take five years to put in place new measures to stop another WikiLeaks-style exposure of classified information.

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Facebook sues ‘clickjacking’ spammers

Facebook and the state of Washington have sued a company they accused of a practice called “clickjacking”.

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Group 5 warns of earnings slide

Construction firm Group 5 says it expects first-half diluted headline earnings per share to decline by up to 36%.

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Computer re-pieces destroyed Stasi files

Germany will soon be able to count on a new tool in the task of re-piecing together thousands of ripped-up former Stasi secret police files.

US racing to block cyber leaks

A US intelligence official has said it will take five years to put in place new measures to stop another WikiLeaks-style exposure of classified information.

Facebook sues ‘clickjacking’ spammers

Facebook and the state of Washington have sued a company they accused of a practice called "clickjacking".

Group 5 warns of earnings slide

Construction firm Group 5 says it expects first-half diluted headline earnings per share to decline by up to 36%.

‘Gillard shoe’ put on eBay

A shoe advertised as belonging to Julia Gillard has attracted a A$2 000 bid before it was pulled from eBay.

Apple retains smartphone crown

Apple has taken back the sales crown from Samsung in smartphone sales in the fourth quarter, a market research firm has said.

US growth quickens, but speed bumps ahead

The US economy expanded 2.8% in the fourth quarter, but businesses' strong rebuilding of stocks and weak spend on capital goods hinted at slower growth in early 2012.

Arabs to Davos: Invest in, don’t fear us

Leaders of the Arab Spring have asked the global elite gathered in Davos for economic help, saying the rise of political Islam is not a threat to democracy.

Task team to advise on SA mine closures

David Msiza, the chief inspector of mines, says a team will look at trying to minimise the amount of production lost due to inspections.

Petrol price to spike next week

The price of petrol will go up by more than 30c a litre, bringing the cost of fuel close to R11/litre in inland areas.