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Advertisement ISSUE DATE:  09 July 2014 TODAY'S TOP STORIES Clear Returns wins Tech All Stars 2014 Best Young European Startup CIO interview: Bill Peters, head of IT, Caterham Formula 1 Group EMC XtremIO, VMAX and Isilon get new CPUs and data services Post Office to become mobile phone operator

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MORE NEWS AND ANALYSIS FROM COMPUTERWEEKLY AND THE TECHTARGET NETWORK Prominent muslim US citizens targeted by NSA spying, Snowden files show The NSA Prism surveillance programme targeted prominent muslim US citizens, shows a document leaked by whistleblower Edward Snowden.  Get your daily dose of Dilbert.   (ComputerWeekly.com) Digital banking transactions reach £1bn in UK British people are making online and mobile banking transactions worth near £1bn a day.   Is your CEO to blame for shadow apps? SaaS risk, part two: The C-suite can take part of the blame for shadow apps by encouraging IT to focus on money-making IT systems at the expense of other lines of business. Also, security tools that pay dividends for CIOs. (SearchCIO.com) Enisa gears up to focus on economic benefits of cyber security Enisa, plans to re-focus its efforts with a new strategy to put economic benefits at the forefront of all its activities.  Huddle eases collaborative critical path for engineering firm WSP Engineering consultancy WSP chooses Huddle to allow its engineers and architects to share project data securely and collaborate, regardless of location. Samsung profits fall as tablet market shifts Samsung’s electronics business has seen weak earnings in the second quarter of 2014, dropping by around 25% from last year.  UK struggles to identify female technology leaders McAfee survey reviews UK able to recognise male high flyers in technology but 72% struggle to name females.

BLOGS Universal Credit business case still not approved  The government has finally been forced to admit that the business case for the troubled Universal Credit programme has still not been signed off - despite repeated assurances that approval was imminent.  EMC defines the hypercloud, sound fishy? EMC held a hi-energy (think electronic floors and rock band) press and analyst get together this week in London's Old Billingsgate market.

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