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'Siri Is Stupid': Cyanogen CEO Says Mods Will Finally Make Smartphones Smart With Supercharged Apps

The CEO of Cyanogen believes manufacturers have only scratched the surface of smartphone potential.

Pirate Bay, Kickass Torrents Keep Spreading Movie Downloads, Skip Web Block, With HTTPS Web Connections

UK web subscribers can still access a range of illicit sites if they have a trusted web connection.

Brexit Update: Big Businesses Back Cameron’s Push to Keep Britain In EU

The heads of many of Britain’s largest companies, including EasyJet, have backed the prime minister's warning that Britain's exit from the EU would put the economy at risk.

U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron pauses for thought during a speech.

Brexit Battle: Economy Won’t Dominate Debate Because Of Divide Between Small, Large Businesses

Despite the economic benefits Britain derives from the EU, Britain's leader is likely to focus on noneconomic issues covered in a deal he reached in Brussels last week.

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David Cameron To Address Parliament Over EU Deal As Renewed Brexit Fears Deepen Pound Sell-Off

"For those members who care about signing new trade deals outside the EU, we would be looking at years and years of delay," Cameron told Parliament Monday, in reference to a potential Brexit.

Global Investment Banks Have Shed 15,000 Trading And Sales Jobs Since 2010

Revenue in these divisions also continued a multiyear slide, falling by $4.4 billion between 2014 and 2015, and nearly 15 percent since 2010.

British NHS In Crisis: Strike Action May Lead To First Ever Full Junior Doctors Walkout

The Junior Doctors Committee is planning escalating strikes in response to a new government contract.

Asian Stocks Mixed As Oil Falls, Investors Await Japanese, European Manufacturing Data

A split in the U.K.’s ruling Conservative Party over a possible Brexit rattled currency markets.

EU Brexit 2016 Controversy: Amid IPSOS Polls, Experts Warn Of Security And Financial Risks Of Referendum Vote

Conservative Party politician Boris Johnson announced Sunday he would support the campaign seeking a British exit from the European Union.

Will Britain Exit The European Union? Brexit Campaign Kicks Into High Gear As Economic Argument Dominates 'In' Vote

The nation's politicians have four months to make their case on whether the country should remain in the European Union.

Apple vs FBI Protest: Apple Store Rallies Planned In More Than 30 Cities To Protest FBI’s Demands

A group called Fight for the Future is organizing events for Tuesday in more than 30 cities to support the tech company's stand against the FBI.

Scotland Would Seek Independence Referendum If Britain Votes To Leave EU: Sturgeon

Scots rejected secession 55-45 percent in a 2014 vote, but since then the Scottish National Party has gained strength.

Volvo Recalls 59,000 Cars For Faulty Software In 40 Markets

Volvo is recalling cars with faulty software that can cause the engine and electric system to shut down briefly; no accidents have been reported.

Brexit Update: UK Policymakers Split As British PM Cameron Sets Out EU Deal To Cabinet

Michael Gove, the justice secretary, became the first member of the Cabinet to break ranks and say he cannot support the deal.

Opaque U.S. Panel Homes In On China Deals For Third Year

China was the country most scrutinized by U.S. regulators probing foreign deals, a newly released report finds.

Brexit: Deal Reached Between British Prime Minister David Cameron And European Leaders

After long negotiations, European leaders agreed on reforms enabling British Prime Minister David Cameron to hold a referendum on EU membership.

UK Brexit Referendum Live Updates: European Union Membership Talks Continue In Brussels

European Union heads of state met in Brussels Friday to try to hammer out a deal for a reformed European Union.

Do Soda Taxes Work? Raising The Price Of Sugary Drinks Could Save Countries Millions And Prevent Obesity

How well these taxes actually work seems to vary by country or city, and some companies appear to be absorbing them.

Watch Shia LaBeouf Spend 24 Hours In An Elevator At Oxford University: Live Stream For #ELEVATE Here [VIDEO]

The performance art piece is the latest in a string of stunts by the former "Even Stevens" star.

Iranian Bank’s Damages Claims Against UK Bolstered By EU Court Ruling

The European Court of Justice on Thursday ruled that Bank Mellat had been unfairly targeted with sanctions.

UK Retail Sales Surged 2.3% In January, Public Finances Improve

The retail sales uptick reversed the drop in numbers in December, when mild weather curbed spending on clothing.

US Airstrikes On ISIS Camp In Libya Kills Over 30 Recruits: Report

U.S. warplanes were reportedly targeting Tunisian ISIS operative Noureddine Chouchane, who is linked to two major terrorist attacks in Tunisia last year.

Brexit: No Deal At Late Night Session Of EU Summit As Talks Continue For Second Day

European leaders worked into the early hours of Friday to reach a deal allowing the U.K. to change aspects of its relationship with the EU.

Refugee Crisis: EU, Turkey To Discuss Border Control Measures In March Meeting

Discussions would focus on a joint plan aimed at stemming the inflow of refugees into the European Union.

Unpaid Huffington Post Bloggers Actually Do Want To Get Paid

Steven Hull, editor of the Huffington Post's British edition, said he's "proud" not to pay bloggers, arguing they're compensated with "exposure."

Immigration Reform 2016: Can Migration Decrease Terrorism Threats, Attacks?

A new study shows that migration doesn't increase the risk of terror, thanks to economics.

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