Bayern's Lewandowski deadline has passed - Manchester United and Chelsea in the clear?
Borussia Dortmund informed Bayern Munich they had to bid for the Pole before May 15th; 24 hours later are United now the favourites?
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Are You a Google Glass Half Full or Half Empty Kind of Person ?
The Chinese name their years after animals – the year of the goat, the rat and so on.
FBI Investigating Hackers Who Posted Michelle Obama's Financial Details
The FBI and Los Angeles police are investigating suspected Russian hackers who allegedly stole and posted online sensitive financial information about Michelle Obama, Joe Biden, senior law enforcers and about a dozen Hollywood celebrities.
Facebook Users Unwittingly Revealing Intimate Secrets, Study Finds
Facebook users are unwittingly revealing intimate secrets – including their sexual orientation, drug use and political beliefs – using only public "like" updates, according to a study of online privacy.
Google To Be Summoned Over Data Grab 'Excesses'
Google representatives are to be summoned to appear before European data protection officials over concerns about the way it collects data on web users.
How Instagram's Blunder Could Shake Up Business Models
In the wake of the Instagram backlash, growing privacy concerns may spur social media companies to rethink advertising as their main source of revenue, said Rich Greenfield, an analyst at BTIG.
Facebook to Improve Privacy Controls Over Public Visibility
Facebook is to make sweeping changes to its privacy controls, making them easier to find and offering people the means to review every publicly available picture of them on the site.
Snooper's bill is unworkable, Nick Clegg tells Theresa May
A coalition clash over the home secretary's "snooper's charter" legislation has opened up at the highest level, with Nick Clegg bluntly telling Theresa May: "We cannot proceed with this bill and we have to go back to the drawing board."
Privacy And The Scary, Secret Side Of Facebook
Facebook keeps large amounts of personal data on each user of the social network. Here is an explanation of what the brand actually keeps.
Greek editor Kostas Vaxevanis acquitted over Swiss bank list
Kostas Vaxevanis hates being the centre of attention. On Thursday moments before taking the stand in one of the most sensational trials to grip Greece in modern times, the journalist said he was not in the business of making news. "My job is simply to tell the news and tell it straight," he averred. "My job is to tell the truth."
A new internet age ? Web users turn on 'trolls'
When mourners arrived at the peace park in Maple Ridge, Vancouver, to pay tribute to Amanda Todd this week, few could have realised quite how widely the effects of the 15-year-old's death were being felt.
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Bundesliga club told to pay £10 million for Manchester United flop
Mame Biram Diouf is at the centre of a transfer tussle triangle involving Hannover 96, VfL Wolfsburg and Borussia Dortmund.
Manchester United - The best six players linked with signing this week
Who are the best six players linked with signing for Manchester United this week?
Barcelona have good news and bad news for Liverpool this week
While Gerard Deulofeu may no longer be available; his new deal means Cristian Tello may just be on his way
Manchester United reward their 'new Paul Scholes'
Manchester United's latest Young Player of the Year could save the club a lot of money and give the fans plenty to be excited about.