Heaps of Windows 10 internal builds, private source code leak online [Mon Jun 26 2017]

Hi {NAME}, Daily Headlines - 26 June 2017 ***************************************************************** Heaps of Windows 10 internal builds, private source code leak online Unreleased 64-bit ARM versions, Server editions among dumped data ***************************************************************** Business * Capita flogs Asset Services division for £888m 'The reduction in leverage is significant' – Parker * Florida Man to be fined $1.25 per robocall... all 96 million of them Record $120m penalty will be doled out by FCC for bonkers binge of junk dialing * ZX Spectrum reboot firm gets £52k court costs order quashed Up and down goes the Retro Computers Ltd litigation yoyo * Google to remove private medical data from search results As DeepMind slurps up more more patient data for Streams * ICO fines 'Wolf of Wall Street' electrical survey biz for nuisance calls That's a £50k penalty and another shaming for Kent-based MyHome Installations * Tory-commissioned call centres 'might have bent data protection laws' Party can expect a call from the Information Commissioner * Doormat junk: Takeaway menus, Farmfoods flyer, NHS data-sharing letter... wait, what? 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