The credit checking agency, Experian, says 12 million items of data were bought and sold by fraudsters in the first three months of this year.

The world's largest maker of computer chips, Intel, says the weak economy will mean its next profits will miss forecasts.

Technology firm Yahoo sees profits slip after a year of restructuring which saw it go through three chief executives.

Ofcom reveals how communication habits in the UK are shifting from talking on the phone to digital-based chat.

The UK government has begun a competition to find people to help defend its infrastructure from cyber-attack.

Washington is to become the first US state to enrol voters via a Facebook app that could be available as early as next week, officials say.

A moving replica of a Rolls-Royce Trent 1000 jet engine has been made out of thousands of Lego bricks.

The world's largest maker of mobile phone networks, Ericsson, reports lower-than-expected profits for the second-quarter of 2012.