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Black Friday has been busiest US shopping day in US in terms of sales and traffic since 2005.

Exclusive: Patrick Lewis speaks to IBTimes UK about the future of the employee-ownership business model.

How to manage a team where various kinds of people treat and use the 'future' differently

Complaints dropped by 7% in third quarter of 2014.

Medtronic has also received conditional US FTC approval for the buy.

An HSBC conference call also highlighted opportunities for infrastructure build-out down under.

IBTimes UK takes a look at how people have reacted to the shopping spree on Twitter and Facebook.

India is home to 175 million Muslims, the largest Muslim minority population in a country around the world

InterGen has also been handed an £11m fine.

Millions of Brits will be searching for Christmas gifts from Black Friday through to Cyber Monday.

Reports show around 100 protesters initially congregated in the basement of a St. Louis church

GSK SA fired the executive after he failed to attend a performance review.

No supermarkets are meeting end-of-production target for reducing campylobacter in chicken, says FSA.

Stake sale could help New Delhi rake in a little over $14bn.

He was one out of the eight executives that was suspended following the £250m profit overstatement.

Two motions have been confirmed, as IBTimes UK reported earlier this month.

ELAS warns that the event could create lost productivity as employees rush to grab bargains.

It has pinpointed 16 December as the peak of the Christmas season.

Shop Direct has offered a peek inside its huge Manchester warehouse to show how the online retailer is gearing up for the busiest shopping day of the year, Black Friday.

US jets could use the Royal Navy's new aircraft carrier before British planes use it for full strike operations.

Weibo says it would stop users from disseminating quick response (QR) codes and other marketing information.

It will mean that the line between Scotland and London will be back in private hands.

The Finance Monitor, carried out by BDRC Continental, added 77% of SMEs were now profitable.

Over 16 million vehicles have been recalled globally since 2008 over Takata's airbag inflators.

John Shahidi, CEO of Shots, says his company is not selling app.

Gerhard Florin, who is currently chair of the company's compensation committee, will replace Morris.

The European Parliament will vote on 27 November on a proposal to break up Google into separate search business and other services.

Cass Business School and think tank New City Agenda studied Britain's banking sector.

Uber is close to raising at least $1bn from new and existing investors to finance its international expansion.