Edward Woodward is a convenient scapegoat but United's owners must carry the can for this summer's debacle, says Gareth Platt.

Nancy McKinstry, CEO of Wolters Kluwer and dubbed one of the world's most powerful women in the world by Forbes, speaks to IBTimes UK about challenges getting women into the boardroom.

Josef Ackermann described as both most powerful and most dangerous banker in the world.

We are now at the end of the digital beginning - and the story will only get more exciting, says Econsultancy's Ashley Friedlein.

Microsoft reveals total Surface RT and Pro revenue of $853m was less than the recent $900m write-down on unsold Surface stock.

The Spurs chairman is unlikely to budge as the Welshman's desire to speak with Real Madrid intensifies

Ahrendts' £17m pay packet beats every other chief executive of a British firm in 2012.

Advertising Standards Authority said commercial portrayed women as sexual objects.

Breaking the glass ceiling means more than increasing boardroom pioneers such as Sheryl Sandberg and Marissa Mayer

IBTimes UK takes a closer look at Lloyds Banking Group chairman following his retirement announcement

The BlackBerry Q10 has a physical keyboard and better battery life, but the Z10 has a much larger screen; but which should you buy?

Chancellor George Osborne was on Thursday (May 9) accused of ignoring the "elephant in the room" of tax dodgers by campaigners who say poor countries are suffering because western governments are not doing enough to clamp down on off-shore tax havens

IBTimes UK picks out crucial turning points that propelled Sir Alex Ferguson to greatness.

PwC's head of diversity speaks to IBTimes UK about women in the boardroom.

Speaking with IBTimes UK on camera, Sarah Churchman details new emerging trends in the fight for equality, as well as company responsibility to draw in more female applicants in male-dominated sectors, such as tech and finance, at an earlier age.

China tops the list of investment destinations among the emerging economies followed by India and Brazil.

Brian McDermott is on the brink of becoming the new Leeds United manager

Alistair Charlton looks at four women in technology paving the way for a change in the gender balance in business.

Ferrari and McLaren both adopt battery technology from Formula One with the LaFerrari and P1 supercars.

Real Racing is one of the best iPad games ever, with excellent graphics and gameplay, but is let down by freemium payment system.

Senior health managers ready for the worst with Robert Francis inquiry but promise 'seismic' changes.

Oxfam says world’s 100 richest could end poverty four times over.

Nigel Adkins' sacking at Southampton might come as a surprise but in reality Nicola Cortese's ambition made his position untenable

At CES 2013, LG has revealed its $9,999 Hecto TV laser projector, which can project a 100in image from just 22in away.

Germany flexes muscles and France strangely compliant: the world looks at the EU's coming implosion with relief, argues Martin Cole.

David Gold says West Ham are looking into chants from Sunday, and won't tolerate any racist fans

Rafa Benitez produces an impressive performance on his first day as the Chelsea interim manager

Teenage entrepreneurs as modest as ever as they fight for BBC's Young Apprentice 2012 title.

Former Goldman Sachs director Rajat Gupta has been handed a two year prison sentence after being found guilty of insider trading.

Manhattan judge says Gupta 'stabbed Goldman in the back' by leaking corporate secrets.