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Maritime clashes in disputed resource-rich area have deadly history and threatens a bloody future

Nintendo's latest financial results could spell bad news for the video game industry

Wheeler-dealer who organised plot to shelter Mafia-convicted businessman in Beirut is married to niece of ex-Lebanon president.

Many fear the Help to Buy scheme will blow a house price bubble, but is it a damp squib?

IBTimes UK business reporter Ian Silvera takes a look at wage figures.

Banks are still lending to Russia but sanctions are making it more difficult.

Russian president preparing for a trying month as Ukraine elections loom at end of May

IBTimes UK explores the sudden rise of the KXIP in the seventh edition of the Indian Premier League.

Oxford University study shows that financial journalists have not unduly 'bashed bankers' between 2007 and 2013

The Cardiff Express must play key role in tonight's Champions League semi-final for Los Blancos.

Unlike stocks, futures or options, currency trading does not take place on a regulated exchange

Translation and interpretation group says there are three key languages that companies look for in candidates

The Centre for Policy Studies say tax and red tape is hurting Britain's ability and calls for tax slash

Manchester United dispensed of their manager this week, but how much has Moyes cost the club?

Ecclestone has gone on trial for bribery in Germany which could end his 40-year hold on the sport

London icon 30 St Mary Axe files for receivership after defaulting on loans

Frontrunner in Afghan elections is a moderate who has championed women's rights and helped fight the Taliban.

The deadly industry in the hills surrounding Johannesburg draws thousands to work.

Egypt's interim government have shown willingness to reform but more austerity is needed to satisfy the IMF.

The Welshman's spectacular winner etches his name in Madrid folklore

The country's total unemployment rate tumbled to 6.9%, but in some regions the rate increase.

An informal economy has developed in Syria as warlords and profiteers search for the cash to fund their war machines

IBTimes Spanish reporter Raquel Velez Garcia looks at Chelsea's Champions League opponents.

England will take on Ireland in Dublin for the first time since the infamous 1995 Lansdowne Road riots.

A change in tax laws could see wealthy New Yorkers taxed up to 164% on their estates.

David Moyes faces the biggest task of his tenure with the Premier League champions

186 million Indonesians are registered as eligible to vote in the elections

Nicholas Ingram was the first Briton to be executed in the United States on this day in 1995

The Catalan giants have been embroiled in a series of court issues in a black year for the Blaugrana.