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How An E-Invoicing Company Could Disrupt The Banking Industry

Tradeshift is using real-time data to change the way rates get set for small business loans.READ MORE

After The U.K. Censors It, Pirate Bay Site Sees Traffic Boom

News updates all day from your Fast Company editors.READ MORE

iFive: Turkey Attacks Anonymous, Apple Settles With Nokia, LulzSec Hacks Senate, Unlocked iPhones On Sale, Facebook Upsets Trial

Tuesday is named from the Old English for "day of Mars," and in the Spanish and Greek worlds it's considered an unlucky day. Interesting, no? For still more interesting stuff, here's today's early news:READ MORE

iFive: Google NFC Plans, Ballmer Must Leave MS, Apple's Secret At WWDC, China Prison eGold, Kutcher Invests In Airbnb

On this day in history the Treaty of Gandamak established the Afghan state, the first major oil strike happened in the Middle East, and the first session of the House Un-American Activities began. That was then, and this is now--here's what's happening today:READ MORE

OilLeaks: Secret U.K. Documents Outline The Dangers, Financial Benefits Of Arctic Drilling

What would happen if there were an oil disaster in the Arctic? According to these leaked emails: Nothing that all the cash from Arctic drilling won't justify. READ MORE

iFive: Cloud iTunes Imminent, Microsoft Argues With Intel, U.K. To Revamp IP Law, Google Against Face IDs, "Like" On 33% Of Web

There's plenty of interesting news already this morning--here are five of the best pieces, summarized:READ MORE

U.K. Launches Growth and Innovation Fund

The fund will target businesses that need to innovate from the inside out. READ MORE

iFive: Twitter Not for Sale, Schoolboy Credit Fraud, EU Raids ebook Publishers, China eBook Piracy, Russian Rocket Woes

iFive is here to help jump-start your Thursday with a quick glance at the early innovation news:READ MORE

iFive: Intel to Reveal Light Peak, Twitter Shuts Devs Out, Apple Steals PC Sales, Apple Halves iAd Cost, UK Getting Cloned Milk

It's the middle of the week, it's early, and it's time to catch up on the early innovation news over breakfast:READ MORE

A Mobile Banking Powerhouse Born From Bus Fare Theft

A microfinance pilot project pioneered in Africa turned into one of the world's most successful mobile banking systems thanks to one woman's bus fare getting stolen. Now the service could make its way to the United Kingdom.READ MORE

iFive: Egypt Online Again, Bing Copies Google, Google's Hotpot Goes Global, Smartphone Market Wars, E-Book Price Fixes

Get a jump start on the day's goings-on with our summary of the early innovation news:READ MORE

London's Urban Farming Hub Reaches New Heights

The 4-story shop-turned-farm in Hackney, London, is opening its doors to cafe seekers and a potentially long-term financially-viable model of business.READ MORE

New Study Links Looming Food Supply Catastrophe and Global Warming

A U.K. report by some 400 scientists arrives with urgency and says that "decisions made now and over the next few decades will disproportionately influence the future."READ MORE

British Health Technology Entrepreneurs Courting Silicon Valley's Heavyweights

There are 19 startups in the Valley this week meeting with Qualcomm, Hewlett-Packard, and Cisco.READ MORE

What Google's U.K. Ruling Says About Its Power in Europe

Why did Google get away with slapped wrists and no fine for their data harvesting in the U.K.?READ MORE

Anarchy In U.K. TV: Brits Turning To Internet, 3-D Broadcasts

Watching TV on your laptop while chatting with friends, HD and 3-D TV ... U.K. viewing habits are changing rapidly, according to a Cisco/Forrester survey. Should TV providers be worried?READ MORE

U.K. Government Making Plans To Gauge Happiness Level of Rain-Soaked Citizens

Despite the fact that the U.K. is about to implement some of the most savage economic cuts seen in over a generation, the British government is to roll out a survey to gauge the mood of its nationals. The brave move involves asking ...READ MORE

Glastonbury Chief Dude Unveils Britain's Largest Private Solar Plant ... on a Cowshed

The world's best-known festival promoter shows off the panels that should reduce Glastonbury's fossil fuel usage by 3%--and it's the U.K.'s biggest private solar plant.READ MORE

U.K. the King of E-Commerce, as Report Shows Internet Sales of £100 Billion Annually

When it comes to spending on Internet, Great Britain is the United Ker-chingdom of the worldREAD MORE