Bookseller Waterstones is to stop selling digital books and will instead divert customers to Japanese e-book company Kobo.

Google revises its plan to make smartphones with swappable parts, to limit the kind of modules that can be bolted on.

Microsoft announces a new policy to remove “terrorist content” from its consumer-focused online services.

From a prototype device which can detect gluten in food to allergy apps, BBC Click’s Lara Lewington reports

Cash worth 1.4bn yen ($13m; £8.8m) is taken from cash machines in Japan using credit cards made with stolen South African bank data.

Brent Hoberman, co-founder of lastminute.com, offers the business advice he wishes he had been given before he started out, for the BBC News series CEO Secrets.