Sabrina makers sued by Satanic Temple over statue
Netflix and Warner Brothers face a $50m lawsuit by the group over a statue of goat deity Baphomet.
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Top banks in cyber-attack ‘war game’
The Bank of England is testing the UK’s ability to withstand a major cyber-attack on financial institutions.
Next settles with Scamp & Dude over copying claims
The retailer will give profits from a disputed design to fashion label Scamp & Dude to donate to charity.
Three stabbed, one dead, in Australia’s Melbourne, police say incident terror-related
Australian police on Friday said a Somali man who stabbed three people in the city of Melbourne on Friday drove a car laden with gas cylinders which caught fire and that they are treating the attack as terrorism.
Netflix chief Reed Hastings ready for Disney Plus battle
Reed Hastings says the firm does not fear the launch of Disney’s new online streaming service next year.
South Korean president fires his economic policy chiefs, replacing them with insiders
South Korean President Moon Jae-in has replaced chief presidential policy aide Jang Ha-sung and finance minister Kim Dong-yeon, the two most senior policymakers in charge, his office said on Friday.
Cargo trade routes are changing amid trade war, says SATS CEO
A reconfiguration of trade routes is underway as the trade war between the U.S. and China spills over globally, a logistics industry executive said on Friday.
Top Chinese tech investor says he’s still optimistic about growth
“My sense is the digital economy is something unique to China,” said Neil Shen, founding and managing partner of Sequoia Capital China. “I don’t think it will be affected that much by a U.S.-China trade war.”
Brexit stockpiling: No room at food warehouse in Cardiff
Food companies worried about a “no-deal” Brexit are storing away supplies at warehouses, a boss says.