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| Leading in a World Without Secrets It's a trend that was already well underway in business, with hacks on companies like Ashley Madison, and leaks of emails from companies like Sony.
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| Alone and unpopular, France's Hollande throws in the towel The withdrawal means the 62-year-old Socialist leader is the first president of France's fifth republic, founded in 1958, to step aside after only one term.
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| Yahya Jammeh loses to Adama Barrow in Gambia election Barrow received 263,515 votes while Jammeh won 212,099, Alieu Momarr Njai, the electoral commission head, said in the capital Banjul on Friday.
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| Duran Duran lose High Court battle over US song rights in copyright test case But a judge at the high court has ruled that contracts made under English law can prevent them from doing so and ruled in favour of their publishers ...
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| 'Huge drop' in unemployment is giving a clear signal about interest rates Unemployment was at its lowest since August 2007, and job gains continued to be strong in November, coming in at 178,000, in line with this year's ...
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| Alien life could thrive in the clouds of failed stars There's an abundant new swath of cosmic real estate that life could call home—and the views would be spectacular. Floating out by themselves in the ...
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| The November Jobs Report in 15 Charts The standard measure of unemployment, at 4.6% in November, only counts people who are working or actively looking for work. Broader measures of ...
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| 'Infinite' Galaxy Puzzle That Can Be Built in Any Direction The team over at Nervous System recently designed this fun Infinite Galaxy Puzzle that tiles continuously in any direction. Pieces from the top can be ...
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| Today in History: December 2 Napoleon Bonaparte is crowned Napoleon I in Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris. Bonaparte becomes the first Frenchman to hold the title of emperor in a ...
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| Islamic State changing terror tactics to maintain threat in Europe As the so-called Islamic State (IS) loses ground in the Middle East, the pattern of its recent terrorist attacks in Europe suggests that it has already ...
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