Berlusconi Family Court Peter Lim's €500m AC Milan Bid
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F1 Supremo Bernie Ecclestone's Bribery Trial Begins in Munich
Case hinges on allegations Formula 1 boss tried to bribe BayernLB banker Gerhard Gribkowsky
David Moyes Sacked by Manchester United: How Five Major Managerial Mistakes Brought Scot's Downfall
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Obama Russia Sanctions Threat Hikes Oil Prices
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Price of Privacy: Online Security Now Seen as a Luxury Good
Following a spate of revelations about the increased monitoring of our internet activity, half of British people say they see piracy online as a luxury.
UK Benefit Cuts Creates Army of Self-Employed, Says BoE
Bank says a 'striking feature' of the recent labour market data has been the 'strength in self-employment'.
South Africa: Illegal Mining Booms as Regular Industry Falls Into Decline
The deadly industry in the hills surrounding Johannesburg draws thousands to work.
Up to 25% of Electronic Trade on LME Comes From Asia: CEO Garry Jones
Jones discloses Asian trade data for first time at conference in Hong Kong.
UK Employers Hike Wages With Inflation Busting 2.5% Pay Deals
Incomes Data Services says the settlements outstrip CPI inflation and could soon overtake RPI inflation.
Law Firms and Accountancies Will Create 41,000 New London Jobs
Research also reveals that job creation in the City has vastly outstripped the rest of the UK
Warren Buffett Still Wary Of Most Tech Stocks
Buffett says he would buy 'very few' technology stocks, but sees no bubble.
Tories Promise Communities the Power to Block Onshore Wind Farms
Local residents will have the ability to block onshore wind farms within six months
Facebook Revenues up 72% as Social Network Goes More Mobile
Mobile advertising revenue now represents more than half of Facebook's total revenue.
FRC Backs Vince Cable in FTSE 100 Pay and Bonus Overhaul
The Financial Reporting Council says companies should be able to claw back bonuses after poor performances
Scottish Independence Will Cost Taxpayers £450 Extra Annually for Pensions, says DWP
UK government says an independence would cost an extra £450 per working adult annually
Apple Announces $30bn Share Buyback and 8% Dividend Boost to Please Investors
Apple has been under pressure from its investors including billionaire Carl Icahn to boost its share buyback programme.
Independent Scotland Could Suffer Iceland-Style Financial Collapse - S&P
Ratings agency says bank assets and ratings uncertainty is a concern.
Star Wars Episode VII Expected to Cost Almost $200m
Disney chairman Alan Horn expects franchise budget to be 'somewhere north' of $175m
Egypt Makes Eyes at the IMF but is it Ready for Tough Love?
Egypt's interim government have shown willingness to reform but more austerity is needed to satisfy the IMF.
Verizon Traces Half of Cyber Espionage Attacks to East Asia
A Verizon report found that cyber spy incidents have tripled in the last year.
New Heathrow Terminal 2: First Glimpse of Spacious Inside and Slipstream Sculpture by Richard Wilson
The Queen's Terminal will open to the public on 4 June
US Military Aid to Egypt Resumes Starting With Apache Deal
Obama administration paves the way for military aid to resume to Egypt
Improve Online Privacy With 'Tails': the OS Edward Snowden Used to Evade the NSA
Tails is a great encryption tool for journalists and makes you anonymous on the internet.
Yuan Declines to 16-Month Low as China Manufacturing Keeps Shrinking
Flash China manufacturing PMI stood at 48.3 in April, compared to 48.0 in March.
Egypt Tastes Austerity With Gas Price Hike in May
The price of natural gas will double next month in Egypt but only for the few businesses and consumers on the national grid.
London JobCentre Staff Under Attack: 3,800 Verbal and Physical Abuse Incidents in 2013
Exclusive: Data also shows that the total number of attacks on workers increased to 1,124 in East London.
Johannesburg Stock Exchange: Trade Delayed by Another IT Glitch
Trading on the JSE started an hour late this morning after a technical problem.
UK Recovery: Manufacturing Sector Most Confident Since 1973
CBI industrial trends survey reveals buoyant mood among UK manufacturers.
Former GM CEOs Should be Questioned Over Ignition Switch Defect, Says US Senator
Ignition switch defect in GM vehicles resulted in at least 13 deaths and millions of car recalls globally.
BP Sells Interests in Four Alaskan Oilfields in $10bn Cash-Raising Effort
BP has agreed to sell all of its interests in the Endicott and Northstar oilfields and 50% interest in each of the Liberty and Milne Point fields.
Ukraine Gas Crisis Talks Not Going Ahead
Proposed negotiations between Ukraine, Russia, the EU and Slovakia will not happen this Thursday
Manchester United Scores Sponsors Despite Moyes Sacking and Dismal Season
Man U's on-pitch campaign may not be great, but they have many other reasons for optimism.
UK's Financial Health Improves as Deficit Falls Faster than Expected
George Osborne boosted by news that borrowing and deficit figures beat OBR forecasts.
EU Economic Recovery Won't Result in Employment Surge, says CEB
A CEB survey shows the hiring outlook remains relatively flat despite supposed business boom
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