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Pottermore cut ties with its development and distribution partner Sony in September 2015.

Like Apple the company also warned of a 'gloomy' 2016 ahead.

The German company has just 'rocked our brick-built world,' gushes #ToyLikeMe campaign.

Denmark, Sweden, Finland, New Zealand and Norway are among other nations in the least corrupt list.

The Iranian President is to sign several business deals during his visit to France.

Chain from Allen's super yacht Tatoosh damaged 80% of vital reef in Grand Cayman, say investigators.

Nearly half of all US customers are members of the premier shipping service.

Those with halal certification or who comply with Shariah guidelines can market products on site.

NHBC says 17% increasing in housing completions during 2015 and new home registrations rising too.

Research shows landlords who disregard deposit regulations could be earning a combined £8.5m a year.

Aerospace manufacturer FACC targeted by massive spear phishing cyber attack.

Head of Russia's oil pipeline Nikolai Tokarev hints on possible cooperation with oil cartel.

Algorythmix has picked up first prize for the most transformative use of blockchain in Citi Mobile Challenge.

BGL owner Budget Holdings Limited (BHL) would maintain a majority stake in comparethemarket.com after IPO.

Five out of the six brokers accused of rigging Interbank rate have been released after not guilty verdicts.

IBTimes UK learns how India is replicating the success of mobile money in Kenya.

Royal Dutch Shell edges closer to complete merger after majority of shareholders vote in favour of takeover.

Vauxhall GT Concept revealed ahead of public debut at Geneva motor show in March.

New FCA chief suggests move from "shoot first, ask questions later" approach of predecessor Martin Wheatley

uSwitch found that 12% of surveyed credit-card holders had their limits increased by £2,500 or more.

Labour's candidate for City Hall hit back after David Cameron's speech at a 'Back Zac' rally.

Spanish lender posts 98% decline in quarterly profit after making €1.4bn in one-off charges.

Shadow chancellor John McDonnell has already written to the Chancellor over the settlement.

Japanese group sold 10.15m cars in 2015, beating General Motors and scandal-stricken Volskwagen.

Advanced remote driving capabilities of the Model S are showcased in new promotional video.

Hedge fund guru famous for successfully betting against the British pound in the 1990s is bearish on China.

High employment, wage increases and ultra-low interest rates have impacted UK house prices.

CEO Ross McEwan confirmed to reporters that RBS is set to make a loss in 2015 after the charges.

The talk show host who owns a 10% stake in the diet company earned $12.5m the day she announced her weight loss.