The criminals told the retailer's boss he could make things "fast and easy" if he complied with their demands.

Tesla shares plunged 14%, marking one of the steepest declines in months as Musk and Trump battled online.

One retailer says it's the "biggest gaming pre-order ever" - but there questions over whether high prices will dent sales.

The amount carriers now charge for luggage is raising the ire of politicians and consumer groups.

The app acknowledged the viral hashtag had been become linked to "unhealthy weight loss content."

It's the latest setback for the world's most popular porn site, which is also under investigation by the EU.

The police told MPs that a big proportion of violent crime is related to mobile phone theft.

They are the latest in a string of high-profile companies publicly reporting being hacked.

This is the first time India has publicly admitted that it has not been able to lure investment dollars from Musk.

Workers at Reaction Engines felt they were close to completing a revolutionary jet engine.

Rose Njeri developed a tool to help people oppose the government's finance bill.

The bitter row over how to protect artists in the artificial intelligence age returns to the Lords.

New research singles out the Amazon Fire Stick as the most popular means of accessing illegal streams.

The tech billionaire and Doge have spearheaded dramatic changes in the US government and Washington.

Billions of dollars of US federal funding for green energy projects hangs in the balance.

Affected customers - who have waited years for the console launch - have reacted with fury.

Some in-store services are also suspended - the lingerie firm says it is "working round the clock" to restore them.

Musk's exit comes after he criticised the legislative centrepiece of the president's agenda.

AI chip demand lifted Nvidia's revenues and profits, despite restrictions on sales to China.

The $300m deal, which will last one year, will see xAI's assistant Grok integrated into Telegram.

US-listed shares of PDD Holdings fell over 13% on Tuesday as the firm said its profit had almost halved.

Under the new law, minors will need parental approval before they can download apps or make in-app purchases.

Police say the two men kidnapped an Italian businessman and tortured him with a gun, chainsaw and electrical wires for nearly three weeks.

The sportswear giant says criminals accessed its systems through a "third- party customer service provider."

The EU said the sites did not appear to have "appropriate" age verification to stop children accessing porn.

Indian start-ups are using local materials and innovative ideas to make useful and affordable products.

The two humanoid robots traded punches while fans watched on, in a world-first humanoid robot fighting event.

With a leap in the evolution of large language models, some leading thinkers are questioning whether AI might become sentient

M&S; said earlier this week that the hackers got into systems via a third party - but did not say who that was.

In a fictional scenario, the model was willing to expose that the engineer seeking to replace it was having an affair.

The vigilance needed in the military can be an asset in the cybersecurity industry.

Critics say he is trading access for personal profit - a suggestion rejected by the White House.

The site reads: "Sorry you can't browse the site currently. We're making some updates and will be back soon."

OpenAI is moving into hardware, in a threat to giants such as Sir Jony's former firm.

A joint investigation by the UK and allies found Russian hackers in the systems of logistics organisations.

The frustration of having to download multiple apps to pay for parking may go if a new platform is widely adopted.

It was removed in 2020 for violating Apple's policies by launching its own in- app payment system.

The National Crime Agency tells the BBC how it is trying to find the culprits of the M&S; and Co-op hacks.

The new option in its marquee search engine comes as the firm is facing competition from AI firms.

Ian Stuart, from HSBC, said banks were spending "enormous" sums shoring up their IT systems.