'Mass Effect 3' Ending: Angry Fans Protest ASA Decision on BioWare Forums
Mass Effect (ME) Fans have once again resorted to expressing their dissent on BioWare forums after ASA's controversial ruling in favour of Electronic Arts.
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Eurozone Crisis no Dampener for Felda Global IPO, the Largest After Facebook
Eurozone debt crisis and the global market jittery don't seem to have watered down the interest in Felda Global Ventures' (FGV) $3.2 billion (£2bn) Initial Public Offering (IPO), the second largest after the Facebook listing.
Nokia's Credit Rating Slashed to Junk Status by Moody's Amid Restructuring Effort
Moody's said Nokia's smartphones, including the Lumia range, must improve sales if the company is to recover, and this depends on them getting the latest Windows 8 operating system
Toot Hill School: 26 Children Stabbed with Insulin Needle in Bingham, Notts
Victims tested for HIV and hepatitis after 14-year-old boy attacked pupils at at Toot Hill secondary School, Bingham, Notts.
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Greek Election Will Seal Fate of Global Economy [VIDEO]
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UK Banks to Get £100bn Credit Boost to Fight Eurozone Crisis
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Is the Powerful Banking Lobby on the Ropes? Osborne Pushes Ahead With Vickers Report Reforms
As UK Chancellor George Osborne defies bank industry lobbyists by pushing forward investment and retail banking ‘ring-fencing’ at his Mansion House speech on Thursday.
George Osborne and Sir Mervyn King Outline Reforms
Chancellor Osborne and Bank of England governor Sir Mervyn King to outline new landscape for relationship between City of London, regulators, and government
Credit Suisse Shares Plunge to Decade Low After SNB Warning on Capital
Credit Suisse stocks fall to 10 year lows after the Swiss National Bank pressurized the group to bolster its capital and halt payouts .
UK Banks Face Split as Government 'White Paper' Supports Vickers' Recommendations
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Greek Elections: 'Grexit' Crossroads as Voters Face Grim Choice of Euro Austerity or Drachma Return
As the Greek elections loom this weekend, IBTimes UK takes a look at how the event will shape up, will Greece leave the Euro and of course the battle for the public to vote for a pro-bailout party.
BSkyB Shares Slide After Pricey Premier League Matches Rights Deal for Next Three Seasons
BSkyB shares dropped on the news that it paid 41 percent more for Premier League broadcasting rights, and faces increasing competition from newcomer BT
Greek Bank Stocks Soar on Pro-Bailout Votes Ahead of Election
Greek banking stocks surge on Thursday, as markets pin hopes on Greeks voting for a pro-bailout government, ahead of the elections on Sunday.
Nokia to Axe 10,000 Jobs by 2013, Warns of Q2 Losses
Nokia has been battered by the Apple iPhone and Samsung's smartphones.
European Crisis Live: Yields Rise To Record Highs After Spain Cut to the Edge of Junk Status
Markets weaken after Moody's cuts debt ratings for Spain, Cyprus as European crisis deepens.
UK Offshore Wind Farm Costs Could Be Reduced to £100/MWh by 2020
Key factors in cost-cutting include introduction of larger turbines with higher reliability and energy capture and lower operating costs.
Euro Crisis Deepens with Moody's Spain Downgrade to Baa3
MSCI Asia Pacific Index (MXAP), Nikkei 225 Stock Average (NKY), Australia's S&P/ASX 200 Index, Hong Kong's Hang Seng and China's Shanghai Composite Index decline after the Spain downgrade.
Brazil Oil Giant Raizen Gives Up Controversial Sugar Cane Plans
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JP Morgan's Jamie Dimon Fights Back at US Senate Committee on 'London Whale' Loss [VIDEO]
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Bank of England will Extend QE if Eurozone Crisis Deepens: Reuters Poll
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Sir Martin Sorrell's £6.8m Pay Deal Rejected by WPP Shareholders
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Tesco Trouble vs Sainsbury's Success: How Justin King is Winning the Supermarket Battle
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US Senate Committee hears JP Morgan's Dimon's testimony
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Markets little changed but losing steam after a poorly-received bond sale from Italy and a low take-up on debt sold by Germany
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Investors are waiting for the outcome of the Greek vote which will decide the future of the eurozone.
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'Shareholder Spring' To Reignite Over Major Rise in FTSE 100 CEO Pay
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Greek Parties Latch On To Spain Bailout Ahead of Elections
New Democracy, Pasok and Syriza, all try to make political capital out of Spain's bailout.
London's Financial Services Job-Seekers Halve in May, Hiring at Slow Pace - Reports
Financial services jobs are the less sought after in the City and other parts of Britain.
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