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The KRG is hopeful oil output could spike in the next few years to one million barrels of oil per day.

Sky News understands the 200-branch firm could call in administrators KPMG by end of the week.

Miliband says previous governments had wrongly 'believed that there is only one route to success'.

Continued increase in the buy-side speculative positioning in Sterling underpins the case for a stronger reversal in it unless there is an even more hawkish central bank to support.

Miliband tells IBTimes UK that he could do huge amounts in the short-term to address the issue.

The firm hopes to install its Wi-Fi infrastructure at stadiums across the UK.

Following revelations the NSA is tracking Tor users, some have speculated another NSA leaker is at work.

The US has been accused of kidnapping the son of a Russian member of parliament after arresting the 30-year-old hacker

Year to March 2014 was fund's most active year for new investments since global financial crisis.

Isis mobile wallet was initially named after an Egyptian goddess.

Falling manufacturing output drives wider drop in production, but recovery not at risk.

EU to announce targets on Wednesday as Obama and Hollande say Russia must stop destabilising Ukraine.

The NGO is angered at Shell-sponsored Lego toys and has upped its campaign.

British Chambers of Commerce says firms still struggling to get credit from banks.

FDI only in infrastructure and not operations, says railway minister Sadananda Gowda.

Marks & Spencer's online sales fell by 8.1% after new website launched in February.

Proposed Nicaragua Canal to compete with 100-year-old Panama Canal.

Financial Ombudsman says most complaints from customers who say they never took out a loan.

Fall in activity may mark the end of a cycle of megaprojects.

Officials from US, UK and Netherlands to examine inspection results.

USD/CAD had been trading higher since 3 July despite the better than expected trade and building permits data released since then.

Carrefour will close its five cash & carry stores in India.

REC and KPMG said the index dropped to 28.9 in June for permanent staff availability.

Ipsos MORI says degree-level apprenticeships are favoured among 16 to 25-year-olds.

Iran's birth rate has fallen to around 1.22% from a 1986 level of 3.22%.

Five people have been arrested as part of a crackdown on official copycat websites.

Interest-only mortgage holders' homes set to get knock on door imminently.

Russia is leading global arms seller and exported $15.7bn of arms in 2013.

Analysis by IBTimes UK shows that the cost of outsider advice was up from £1.29m a year ago.