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Oil giant to face charges at The Hague of polluting villages in the Niger Delta region.

Reality star claims unique jewellery ensures that strangers always know you are taken even without your ring on.

Currency crisis could escalate economic slowdown as global sanctions on crude take more than $130bn from Tehran each day.

Commodities have been doing rising 161% compared to 35% for equities in the UK.

The 46-year-old family man fell from 23rd floor in apparent suicide.

Seven-storey house, previously owned by Rafiq Hariri, Lebanon's late prime minister, has 45 bedrooms and bullet-proof windows that overlook London's Hyde Park.

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US gunners open fire on small boat off coast of United Arab Emirates.

The $65bn merger between commodities trader Glencore and miner Xstrata is on the verge of collapse.

Despite disappointing April data showing a slowdown in China iron ore, coal, copper and other commodities demand, analysts tell IBTimes UK that there is nothing to worry about

Human remains that were found near an unused railway in Liverpool have been identified as a Paula Howslea, who disappeared three years ago.

Weather disruptions blamed for decline as investors pull back on shares

Gold prices may hit record highs later this year due to volatility in the Middle East and persistent sovereign debt problems.

Driven by an increase in gold sales by 52 percent, Petropavlovsk, the Russian gold exploration company, has reported revenue of US$1.3 billion for the full-year 2011, which is more than double the group's revenue of US$612 million in 2010.

Oil and gas exploration group lifts earnings as Bulgarian, Egyptian fields improve

Petropavlovsk, the Russian gold exploration company, has increased the production target for the FY 2012 by 11 percent to 680,000oz compared to FY 2011 and a compounded yearly growth rate of 26 percent since the group first listed in 2002.

Copper miner lifts dividend as revenues, but cash costs remain an investor concern

Tablet devices the world over are witnessing a rapid decline in sales with the exception of Apple. This has forced smaller tablet makers to cut prices and capture market shares.

Researchers at San Francisco State University appear to have discovered one of the reasons for the widely reported disappearance of beehives in the United States. Lead researcher John Hafernik, a professor of biology, discusses the finding in an exclusive Q-and-A interview with the IBTimes.

Last full day of shopping before holiday expects £2 billion to pass through the tills in just over 12 hours of trading.

A rare blue diamond has been sold for a whopping $1.45 million (£920,000) by diamond miners Petra Diamonds - making it the most expensive per carat for any uncut diamond they have ever sold.

The travel websiteTripAdvisor has begun trading as an independent company on the NASDAQ Stock market.

There were panic reactions with stocks falling across the board over fears of political instability in the region.

A recap of some of the top adverts that have captured our imagination in 2011.

As Christmas approaches, those who make up half a couple are desperate to find the perfect present.

Daniel Radcliffe hangs on to his crown in Heat’s magazine’s 30 Under 30 Rich List but Twilight Star Robert Pattinson is hot on his tail

Today's younger generation will trade in their cash, credit cards and cheques for mobile digital wallets by 2016, new research claims.

Experts say that Julie McCabe, 38, may have developed an allergy to one of the chemicals in the product because of repeated exposure.