Facebook Inc.'s deepening crisis over how the British political-advertising firm Cambridge Analytica misused the social network's customer user data took another turn Tuesday with the news that the U.S.
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Auditors are failing investors. The situation has become so dire that last week the head of the UK's accounting watchdog said it was time to consider forcing audit firms to divest their substantial and lucrative consulting work, writes Natasha Landell-Mills. This shift from the Financial Reporting Council,
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Just as Facebook Inc. sparks outrage across much of the west with reports about its data sharing practices, Emmanuel Macron wants Europeans to relax about the use of their information. The 40-year-old president is ramping up French efforts in the race to deploy artificial intelligence and he's being held
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Police have raided a solicitor's office and two Melbourne accounting firms as part of a money-laundering investigation targeting the Comancheros outlaw motorcycle gang. Victorian and Federal officers arrested nine people, seven of whom are facing charges, in a search of 44 properties including gyms
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A recent study by Stanford University revealed the vast majority of Reddit's conflicts originate in just one percent of its communities.
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