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Barclays sees RBI having an undeclared preferred range for rupee.

Former prime minister forced to issue statement denying unfounded rumour in wake of media mogul's divorce announcement.

Dramatic allegations for the failure of the marriage of media mogul Rupert Murdoch and his Chinese wife Wendi Deng has begun to filter onto the internet.

As the fallout from the Prism leaks takes hold, we look at five of the most famous whistleblowers of all time.

Internet giants deny taking part in National Security Agency covert programme to tap users' data.

Gunman dressed in black shot dead by police in city's college campus after 10 minute shooting spree.

Who leaked top secret US government data about its Prism program which monitors Google, Facebook and others – and why did they do it?

Liberal Turkish imam is critical of Erdogan's government. But does he have a hidden agenda?

From iOS 7 and MacBook Pros to iRadio, here's what to expect from Apple's WWDC 2013 keynote address.

A whistleblower to some and a traitor to others, Private Manning will go on military trial.

Designs for the Black Hawk helicopter and dozens of other top-secret US weapons systems have been stolen by Chinese hackers.

Angelina Jolie's aunt, Debbie Martin, has reportedly died of breast cancer

HSBC could face charges after judge questions $2.3bn immunity deal struck with prosecutors.

US President to announce moves to restrict strikes and make their use more transparent.

Commission on Theft of American Intellectual Property claims China behind 50-80% of thefts.

The Chinese hacking group behind attacks on the hundreds of US companies have restarted attacks only three months after their activities were revealed.

Experts claim report by Organisation of American States is first to consider drug decriminalisation as serious option.

Demand is booming in Gaza for a new service smuggling Kentucky Fried Chicken over the border from Egypt, with deliveries taking about a day.

Five people are in a critical condition following a collision between two rush-hour passenger trains in Connecticut, USA.

After IBTimes was stung by news of a man having sex with a hornet's nest, we look back at some more classic spoofs.

Launched in the UK just over two years ago, IBTimes UK is now challenging mainstream news sites with nominations for Best Video Journalism, Online Editor of the Year, Digital Writer of the Year and Best Campaigning/Investigative Journalism.

David LaChapelle photo of actress reached £30,000 at auction.

US embassy employee Ryan Fogle accused of spying for Washington by Moscow's FSB.

US general responsible for cyber-security voices concern that attacks against the country will worsen unless new legislation is introduced.

Pitt says all he wants is for Jolie to have a long and healthy life following surgery to prevent breast cancer.

Angelina Jolie took a bold step, and underwent a preventative double mastectomy to minimise the risk of developing breast cancer.

Jolie writes open letter to New York Times to explain decision to have double mastectomy.

The US Navy's cyber investment is focused on satellites, networks and the best way to direct planes and personnel.

An increasing number of Chinese bureaucrats are using the ancient art of divination to make policy decisions and help secure promotions, claim experts.

Shares in Barnes & Noble rose 27% on Thursday after it emerged Microsoft is looking to buy the digital assets of Nook Media.