OPINION

Imdad Ali has been certified 'insane' by a Pakistani court but could be executed at any time

Clive Stafford Smith Sep 23, 2016

From their obsession with engineering perfection, to curved glass walls, Apple and McLaren are meant to be.

Alistair Charlton Sep 21, 2016

Jihad Dhiab was sold by Pakistan to the US, and sold by the US to Uruguay.

Aisha Maniar Sep 21, 2016

Clinton must stop Trump from framing election as a single issue 'claim-our-country-back' referendum-style vote.

Sean Evers Sep 19, 2016

As consumer confidence goes up in smoke after Samsung's battery blunder, what does the future hold?

David Gilbert Sep 16, 2016

Markets are now pricing in an extraordinarily slow pace of rate hikes by the US Fed – from their current 0.25-0.5% range, to about 0.75% by the end of 2017.

Kit Juckes Sep 16, 2016

Simon Cowell and co aren't maintaining the public's interest.

Lucia Binding Sep 12, 2016

It seems timely to consider the benefits of investing for the longer term while remaining mindful of market volatility.

Richard Hunter Sep 12, 2016

Apple failed to enter the luxury watch market.

Alistair Charlton Sep 08, 2016

He won a TV Choice award for Best Actor on Tuesday night (5 September).

Lucia Binding Sep 06, 2016

While the numbers do not lie, they do not tell the whole story about the struggles of many in US labour market.

Sean Evers Sep 05, 2016

The next US president should make ratification of UN Convention on the Law of the Sea a top priority.

Bonnie Glaser Sep 05, 2016

As Google mothballs Project Ara, IBTimes UK wonders if the modular smartphone dream will ever become reality.

Alistair Charlton Sep 02, 2016

Headphones are a defence mechanism – but even without them, women are not ripe for harassment.

Lydia Smith Aug 31, 2016

Demand for tax on 60% of profits could threaten future investment across the continent.

David Gilbert Aug 31, 2016

Those running small businesses usually side with the elite. Increasingly, they're doing the opposite.

Robert Kelsey Aug 31, 2016

Three members of group will reunite to celebrate band's 21st anniversary in 2017.

Toyin Owoseje Aug 30, 2016

The latest OS update should have been met with fanfare but it went under the radar and here is why.

David Gilbert Aug 30, 2016

Facebook Trending has hit a new low in promoting content that isn't relevant and sometimes, actually fake.

Mary-Ann Russon Aug 30, 2016

Each bank holiday cost the UK £2.3bn in lost earnings and productivity.

Iqbal Wahhab Aug 28, 2016

Bank of England's August rate cut has seen banks and building societies slash ISA rates to near negligible levels.

Gaurav Sharma Aug 27, 2016

Young people reeling from poor exams should remember there is no such thing as failure - only feedback

Peter Jones Aug 26, 2016

The Deputy Crown Prince's plan to wean Saudi Arabia from oil must be closely monitored.

Anas Alajlan Aug 25, 2016

Employers care much more about pupil's character and social skills than about grades.

Chris Sloggett Aug 25, 2016

Only 12% of tickets for the Paralympics have been sold and many countries are not taking part.

Alex Taylor Aug 24, 2016

Saudi Arabia is ruled by a cruel, corrupt, tyrannical, filthy-rich and ungodly clan.

Yasmin Alibhai-Brown Aug 24, 2016

Australia has twice as many immigrants as UK in terms of population share – 27% compared with around 13%.

Sam Bowman Aug 24, 2016

Solid UK economic activity after EU referendum has boosted retail, housebuilding and leisure sectors.

Edmund Shing Aug 23, 2016

Turkey's armed forces are united and the country will rise above the terrorist threat.

Jane Louise Kandur Aug 22, 2016