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- The hard-disk maker said the FBI had alerted it to "indications" of a hacker having used malware to copy details entered into its online store.
It added that the suspected breach was thought to have lasted from 27 March 2013 to 10 March this year.
The bank did not disclose its first-quarter operating profit, but said performance was moderately ahead of expectations both in terms of income generation and provisions. It is due to publish a profit figure for the six months ending June.
The bank said profit was driven by a significant reduction in impairment charges, without elaborating.
Its net interest margin - an important measure for a bank that reflects the difference in the rates at which it lends to borrowers and pays out to depositors - was 1.57 percent in the first quarter, excluding fees it pays the government for a deposit guarantee scheme, compared with 1.37 percent three months earlier.
In a blog post, Microsoft's deputy general counsel, David Howard, said: "A US prosecutor cannot obtain a US warrant to search someone's home located in another country, just as another country's prosecutor cannot obtain a court order in her home country to conduct a search in the United States.
"We think the same rules should apply in the online world, but the government disagrees."
Microsoft are hoping for a review of the decision to hand over a customer's data A new data-protection law, currently being drafted by the European Union, aims to make sure companies no longer share European citizens' data with authorities of another country, unless explicitly allowed by EU law or an international treaty.
One of the most widely shared images by those tweeting the hashtag shows a Dubai city skyline next to a hammer. The image reads "Dubai's heat is better than London's' hammer."
Other Emiratis said it was unfair to single out London. "That's not right to say #London_is_not_safe, it happens anywhere, even in UAE" tweets Intellectual-QuBaiSi "it's not logical to blame London for what criminals do." Others went further. "#London_is_not_safe is the most absurd trend," tweets Maryam Giggs. "The world is not safe, you always need to watch your back wherever you go." The trend comes on the same day that annual data from hospital A&E departments shows violent crime in England and Wales has continued to fall.
Reporting by David Lewis
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The CIPD warned that employers may also take advantage of zero-hours contracts by using them as a management tool - offering more hours to favoured employees and fewer to those less valued.
It was also concerned that mortgages and credit cards may be more difficult to obtain without the guaranteed income of a traditional employment contract.
Dave Prentis, general secretary of the Unison union, points out that the popularity of zero-hours contracts calls into question the government's unemployment figures. The suggestion is that zero-hours contracts mean people are counted as employed, when they are actually receiving insufficient hours and pay.
The issue price represents a 29.6 percent discount to the shares' previous close. BNP Paribas and JPMorgan are the joint underwriters of the issue.
($1 = 7.7517 Hong Kong Dollars) (Reporting by Donny Kwok; Editing by Edwina Gibbs)
The report, published by the university's Centre for Public Policy for Regions (CPPR), said a low or zero share of the UK debt would "substantially improve Scotland's fiscal balance" from the otherwise "poor" economic outlook it faced if it took a population-based share of debt if Scotland voted for independence in the 18 September referendum.
But Mr Schlabs said that did not mean the risk of fingerprint hacks could be ignored.
"If you think into the future, once ATMs have fingerprint scanners and once heads of state start using fingerprint authentication it's going to become a lot more attractive," he said.
"Our method is pretty rudimentary and has been around for at least a decade and it worked on a phone that was only released last week.
Deutsche Bank declined to comment on the report and referred to a previous statement saying it was cooperating with authorities as it check the broadband speed pursued its own internal probe.
"As per the current status of investigations, we can say that no current or former member of the Management Board had any inappropriate involvement in the interbank offered rates matters under review," a spokesman for the bank said.
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