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Two men who built and sold a banking trojan that infected more than 50 million computers around the world and caused almost $ 1 billion in losses have been sentenced to a combined 24 years in prison.
Aleksandr Andreevich Panin, the chief developer and distributor of SpyEye, received a sentence of nine years...
The founding editor of Business Insider UK, Jim Edwards, had a bank delete two of his tweets today. In an e-mail, Bank of America told Edwards that his tweets violated the bank's copyright and that if he kept it up, they'd see to it that his Twitter account was deleted.
"Investment banks apparently have the power to censor journalists on Twitter, simply by asking," Edwards wrote in...
