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Free trade agreement which George Osborne defends will give multinationals power to override governments.

Sony's CEO Kaz Hirai believes that every Sony product is a failure if it doesn't deliver a wow-factor for customers.

Amir Khan would be business as usual for Floyd Mayweather Jr it goes ahead in May

IBTimes UK considers the heroes and villains of the sporting world as we approach the end of a momentous year.

Chairman Ben Bernanke will maintain the quantitative easing programme on track say analysts

iPad Pro and everything you need to know, from screen size and design to release date, rumours and price.

Popular presenter reportedly fired after a spokesperson from the country's socially conservative Justice and Development Party lodged complaint.

MP and LGBT activist Alessandro Zan describes the foul mix of inertia, bigotry and blind hatred that denies Italian homosexuals their basic rights.

PdL leader backtracked on decision to pull support to Italy's coalition government.

ACCA's Emmanouil Schizas says as more SMEs doing business abroad, not all are properly managing forex risk.

Treasury Select Committee does not fall completely for grinning governor Carney's noted charm.

Political editor Nick Assinder reports from Westminster as deputy speaker resigns to fight sex abuse allegations.

Leader launches Labour party fightback with bridge-building speech at TUC conference.

The GMB, one of the UK's biggest unions, slashes funding to the Labour party.

Miliband's response to Ghouta caused storm in parliament - and could damage his long-term prospects, says IBTimesUK's political editor Nick Assinder.

Contrast between Tunisian Revolution and what has happened in Egypt, Lybia and Syria could not be more stark.

EU slaps trade sanctions on the archipelago for over-fishing of herring and mackerel.

On 18 August 2013, General Abdul Fattah al-Sisi appeared on Egyptian state television calling the unrest, verging on civil war, which the world has been witnessing since the overthrow of Muslim Brotherhood President Mohammed Morsi on 03 July, "terrorism"

With reports of execution of kidnapped priest still unconfirmed, IBTimes looks at the shadowy group who snatched him.

Football's governing body will not alter regulations to punish any club whose fans enter the field of play.

Anglicised daughter of disgraced former Italian PM has been widely tipped as his political successor.

Question posed after publication of birth certificate of new heir to the throne.

Bleak new TV drama depicts how residents of a small town are transformed by tragedy.

Another Bastille Day (14 July) over and this year's pride of place in the military march past went to detachments of the French, Malian and other West African Army forces which had saved Mali from imploding and falling into the hands of Islamic extremists in January 2013. Troops from 13 African nations that had supported France's Opération Serval in Mali, participated in the parade. The United Nations soldiers in their blue berets were led by Mali's Colonel Elisée Jean Dao. The countr...

England's emphatic win at Lord's leaves Australia on their knees and the Ashes all but won

Italian Prime Minister Enrico Letta meets his UK counterpart David Cameron in London as EU referendum looms

Brilliance, surprise, intrigue and controversy; the first Ashes Test at Trent Bridge had everything, and why should we be surprised?

Coup leaders apologizing for the consequences of their actions is not something that happens very often. In Bamako, the capital of Mali however, a rare example of it took place on 26 June 2013 when Captain Amadou Aya Sanogo did just that in front of an audience which included Interim President Dioncounda Traoré, recently reconciled factions of the Mali Army, religious and tribal leaders and the media.

Graham Charlton of Econsultancy charts changing landscape of online commerce - and gives us his survival tips.