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Western Digital hit by data breach
Computer and cloud data storage maker Western Digital on Monday said it is looking into a network security incident, after a breach in some systems prevented customers from accessing their files.
FTSE 250 movers: OPEC cuts boost oil stocks; NCC under the pump
FTSE 250: 18,889. 07, -0. 21% at 1400 GMT.
Spirent launches £56m buyback
Spirent Communications said it would start a £56m share buyback on Monday.
Ofcom steps in as broadband providers fail to implement easier switching
UK internet providers have been ordered to speed up broadband switching for customers after failing to meet a regulatory deadline and leaving millions of consumers with eye-watering bills, the industry watchdog said on Monday.
Europe midday: Shares inch ahead on OPEC cuts, but inflation fears weigh
European shares edged ahead at the open with oil prices jumping sharply after an unexpected decision to cut crude output, which in turn sparked fears of renewed inflation.
Capita confirms cyber hack as cause of IT failures
UK government outsourcer Capita confirmed Capita a cyber-attack was the cause of a major outage of technology services for clients on Friday.
Europe open: Shares up as oil majors benefit from OPEC cuts
European shares edged ahead at the open with oil prices jumping sharply after an unexpected decision to cut crude output, which in turn sparked fears of renewed inflation.
WANdisco CEO, CFO quit as fraud probe confirms fake sales figures
WANdisco's chief executive and finance head are stepping down immediately after an internal investigation into suspected fraud found more than $115m in missing bookings, the computing services company said on Monday.
China manufacturing shows surprise fall in March
China's manufacturing activity unexpectedly eased in March, according to the private Caixin survey released on Monday.
Wizz Air, Ryanair report strong rises in March passenger numbers
Low-cost airlines Wizz Air and Ryanair have both reported strong rises in March passenger traffic.
Hammerson offloads Paris shopping centre interests for €164m
Hammerson said it had sold its 25% stake in Italie Deux, a shopping centre in central Paris, and all of a separate extension for €164m to IKEA owner Ingka Centres.