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Aaron Traywick had made headlines for promoting unlicensed drugs to sick members of the public.

Bitcoin mining has been eating up Plattsburgh's electricity quota and pushing up bills.

Snapchat's redesign alienated many, leading to a high-profile backlash and slowing growth in new users.

Apple is accused of finding unnecessary faults with iPhones submitted for battery replacements.

The world's most valuable company increases its share buyback as revenues rise on solid iPhone sales.

Blind students try out new touch technology which advocates hope will keep the writing system from dying.

Elon Musk's electric car company is spending $6,500 a minute - despite a $10bn debt mountain.

A new class of workers, using laptops and wi-fi can and do work anywhere in the world that is warm and cheap.

Facebook's chief reflects on an "intense year" before revealing plans to match-make users.

Facebook says it will provide a private online dating service - but users have their doubts.

Singapore airport is testing facial recognition systems to help speed passengers on their journey

Some Facebook users mock the sudden appearance of the button under every post on the site.

The bank - reeling from an IT fiasco - faces a tough two days, as MPs prepare to question executives.

A BBC investigation finds that stars including Adam Saleh and JMX are encouraging students to buy essays.

Davide Buccheri is jailed for 16 weeks for posting fake images of his colleague at a City firm.

New rules on broadband speeds advertising will take effect this month

The messaging app is now no longer available in Iran as authorities demand Telegram be banned

An ex-financial officer is found guilty in the first legal judgement over the UK software firm.

Starship Technologies currently has 200 machines making deliveries in the US, UK and Germany

Doctors in Rwanda are able to order blood supplies by text and then have them delivered by drone.