EU court backs France Telecom over shareholder loan; MasterCard prepares facial recognition security

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> A European Union court has ruled that a shareholder loan given to France Telecom in the early 2000s was legal. Reuters article

> Google and smartphones cause memory loss, Kaspersky Lab announced. Telegraph article

> Alcatel-Lucent signed deals worth €1.4 billion ($1.56 billion) with China Mobile and China Unicom. Reuters article

> MasterCard began testing a facial recognition app that could see 'selfies' replace passwords. Telegraph report

> Huawei agreed a $500 million (€450 million) supply deal with European chip maker STMicroelectronics. Reuters article

> Casio detailed plans to launch its first smart watch. Wall Street Journal report

And finally… Paws for thought: dogs get their own matchmaking app. Telegraph article