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Dubai rugby tour rules are not the only embarrassing emails to go viral.

Sunday's feisty Premier League encounter between Manchester United and Chelsea had absolutely everything! Plenty of goals... loads of fouls... refereeing controversies and even two penalty kicks.

Facebook filed an IPO (Initial Public Offering) with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday to raise $5 billion funds, the largest acquisition ever filed for a technology IPO.

Construction on the Bishopsgate Tower has halted because of a lack of funding.

Which? experts call for 'pro-consumer' watchdog to regulate complicated charges.

Economic slump usually follows construction frenzy, say financial experts.

Mark Hughes has been confirmed as the new manager for Queens Park Rangers, with the former Fulham gaffer confirming a two and a half year contract has been agreed to.

A lack on financial planning or coherent accounts can lead to difficulties in producing business plans and subsequently getting finance.

Two months after the launch of iPhone 4S, now fresh rumors are doing the rounds. Eager Apple fans are getting info on the imaginary device through various sources - credible and otherwise.

Yahoo appoints Paypal boss with proven record as CEO to replace Carol Bartz.

Tony Cascarino believes Gareth Bale's attacking abandonment epitomises Tottenham Hotspur's ethos this season.

A roundup of the routes where delays are expected and also the means of alternative transport.

Wayne Rooney has subtly mocked Liverpool for their lack of Premier League title trophies, after the striker took to twitter to stir the notoriously partisan rivalry between Manchester United and Kenny Dalglish's side.

Marc Albrighton scored the lone goal for Villa on 54 minutes, and it went on to become the 20,000th goal of the Barclays Premier League.

Once again the credit rating agencies are sending shivers down the markets, as they continue to cast doubt over European economies and banks.

Alan Hansen believes Jordan Henderson will excel in central midfield this season and has urged Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish to give the midfielder an extended run in the side.

Tony Cascarino admits he feared the worst for Manchester United on Wednesday night when he saw their talismanic forward Wayne Rooney wearing gloves.

Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson has praised the impact made by Ashley Young in his debut season at Old Trafford.

London-based bank Barclays is reportedly planning to give an average of £210,000 each to the 24,000 investment staff.

Thomas Cook, the beleaguered travel company, has secured a new credit facility worth £200 million from its bank lending group that will be available until April 30, 2013.

Nicolas Gaitan has insisted that he is not thinking about whether his future lies away from Benfica, but the playmaker has been coy over if talks have taken place with Manchester United over a possible move.

Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Luka Modric is the finest player of his type in the Premier League and Spurs are reaping the benefit of rejecting the advances of Chelsea and Manchester United in the summer, according to Sky Sports pundit Jamie Redknapp.

Spot gold rebounded today as a 2 per cent decline in the previous session attracted buyers however; debt issues in the euro zone and U.S. are expected to keep frailties in place.

Two Barclays back employees have been sentenced to five years imprisonment following their roles in £1.3 million worth of fraud on old age pensioners.

Roberto Mancini has once again insisted Carlos Tevez has played his final game for Manchester City following the striker’s decision not to return from Argentina.

November 14 saw an event held at the prestigious Chatham Hose which aimed to discuss the trends, threats of cybercrimes and the ways to combat them.

Rafa Benitez says he wants to return to a managerial position in the Barclays Premier League, despite the Spaniard receiving offers to coach elsewhere.

As is often the case for Arsene Wenger, the Arsenal manager aimed for a group of unproven stars in the Barclays Premier League in the last transfer window.

Arsenal striker Marouane Chamakh has been ignoring calls from Bordeaux over a possible return to the club, according to president Jean-Lois Triaud.

AC Milan vice president Adriano Galliani has quashed reports that he might be considering purchasing Didier Drogba or Nicolas Anelka on the advice of Carlo Ancelotti, insisting that even though Antonio Cassano has been ruled until next year, he will only sing a striker on loan.