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‘Mass Effect 3: Extended Cut’ New Soundtrack Offered as Free Download

BioWare tops up new content for Mass Effect 3's revised ending with a musical treat, a 16-minute package created by veteran music composer Sam Hulick.

Vornado Acquiring Fifth Avenue Space for $707 Million

Vornado Realty Trust announces it will acquire retail space at New York 666 Fifth Avenue, expanding its best-in-class Manhattan street retail portfolio.

British Airways' 'Know Me' Scheme Criticised for Invading Privacy

Privacy groups are calling the new scheme an intrusion into individual privacy.

Apple Sued in China for Patent Infringement over Siri [VIDEO]

Apple seems to be in hot water amid a spate of corporate lawsuits being contested in several countries across the globe. The company's recent accomplishment of getting Samsung's Galaxy Nexus banned in US may seem to be a consolation win, as it now faces serious allegations of patent infringement over Siri's intellectual copyrights.

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London Olympics: Top Three Crazy Corporate Rules Medalists

In the run-up to the London Olympics, Lianna Brinded awards her own medals of dishonour for the maddest corporate rules that sucks the fun and the spirit out of the greatest spectacle on earth.

London Olympics: David Cameron Predicts Britain Set for Financial Bonanza

With 21 days to go until the London Olympics, UK's Prime Minister David Cameron reveals that Britain will see a multi-billion pound benefit for hosting the London Games.

Barclays Sees Rate Cut as Bob Diamond Leaves Leadership Vacuum

Two major credit rating agencies have lowered their outlook on Barclays following the exit of the bank's Chief Executive Bob Diamond and other senior directors in the bank.

China Steps Up Currency Liberalisation Plans After Shock Rate Cut

China is aggressively pushing forward with its currency liberalisation plans, after slashing its interest rate in the first time in less than a month

Lessons Learned from Treasury Select Committee Public Flogging of Ex Barclays CEO Bob Diamond

One of the major things learned from Treasury Select Committee grilling of Barclays' newly resigned CEO Bob Diamond, is that they probably won't be up to the task of leading a parliamentary-led inquiry.

'Mass Effect 3': Extended Ending 'Feels Complete', Claims FTC Complainant

Spike Murphy not long ago he made waves across BioWare forums when he filed a Federal Trade Commission complaint against EA for the broken ending of Mass Effect 3.

GKN to Buy Volvo's Aerospace Unit for $987Mn

The deal is expected to increase GKN's presence in the civil aerospace industry.

Researchers Unveil ‘Emerald’ and ‘Iridis 3’ Supercomputers to Tackle Range of Scientific Challenges

Two new supercomputers "Emerald" and "Iridis 3" systems were unveiled at the Science and Technology Facilities Council's Rutherford Appleton Laboratory (RAL) at an event that also launched the Oxford University-led e-Infrastructure South Consortium that will run both supercomputers.

Aviva Shake-up: To Axe 16 Business Units and Makes Senior Exec Changes

British insurer announced major changes to senior management and will either sell or close 16 underperforming businesses in a big to shore up cash and boost its share price

Volkswagen to Buy Remaining 50.1% Porsche Stake for £3.58 Billion

Volkswagen to Take Over Porsche for $5.6bn

The deal is expected to reduce cost and boost earnings for Volkswagen.

'Mass Effect 3': BioWare Confirms Shepard's Fate in 'Destroy' Ending [SPOILERS]

Thanks to BioWare's decision to extend the game's ending for providing more clarity to the discerning gamers, several questions have been answered concerning the fate of Shepard's crew, their allies, the various alien races and the invading Reapers.

Vodafone and Hutchinson's Three Plan Network Merger in Ireland

The joint venture in infrastructure is expected to save £200mn for each company over a period of five years.

Libor Scandal: Barclays' Bob Diamond Says Mistakes, Reprehensible Behaviour and Trader Emails Made me Ill

Ex-Barclays CEO Bob Diamond faces Treasury select committee MPs in tough three-hour grilling.

Mexican Tycoon Carlos Slim To Consolidate European Buys

Despite bidding for Dutch firm KPN and Telekom Austria recently, the world's richest man reveals that he is not planning to make any other telecommunications purchases in Europe for now, according to Reuters.

Google Closes Five Products Including Google Video and Google Mini

Google shutting down non-core businesses as co-founder Larry Page moves to consolidate.

Barclays ex-boss Bob Diamond faces MPs' questioning

Bob Diamond is due be grilled later today by MPs at the Parliamentâ€™s Select Committee a day after resigning as Barclays chief, in the wake of the inter-bank interest rate-fixing scandal.

Analysts Hint at 7.85in iPad Mini in October, Point to Apple Settling Proview Trademark Case

Apple is expected to launch a new 7.85in iPad mini in October 2012

Barclays in Crisis: Jerry del Missier Resigns with Bob Diamond

Del Missier, Barclays chief operating officer, is yet another executive at the bank to step down in the wake of the Libor rate-fixing scandal.

Barclays in Crisis: UK Criminal Prosecution over Libor Scam Could Be 'Too Difficult'

Corporate barrister Owen Watkins tells IBTimes UK that Barclays' newly resigned CEO Bob Diamond and individuals involved in rate-fixing scandal may avoid UK criminal proceedings.

Barclays in Crisis: Diamond Resignation Only the Beginning of Bank's Challenges

With the twin resignations of CEO Bob Diamond and Chairman Marcus Agius, the IBTimes UK look at the the challenges the bank faces as bank's crisis continues

Bob Diamond Barclays Boss Quits: Full Statement

Barclays CEO Bob Diamond will leave his role with immediate effect, several days since regulators in the US and UK fined Barclays £290m ($450m) over allegations of rigging the London Interbank Offered Rate, or Libor.

Microsoft Takes $6.2bn Writedown on Acquisition of Internet Ad Company AQuantive [VIDEO]

Microsoft expected to post loss for fourth quarter as it takes $6.2bn charge.

GlaxoSmithKline pleads guilty to Â£3bn fraud

UK pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline will plead guilty and pay a record breaking $3bn, to settle the largest case of healthcare fraud in US history.

New Superglasses Designed to Detect People’s Emotional and Health State

Concept developed by lead researcher Mark Changizi during his study of colour vision in primates while at CalTech.

Barclay's Chief Exec Bob Diamond Resigns

Barclays Chief Executive Bob Diamond has announced his resignation this morning with immediate effect, over an interest rate-rigging scandal.

Barclays chief Agius resigns over Libor scandal

Marcus Agius, chairman of British bank Barclays, has resigned due to the companyâ€™s involvement in the Libor scandal.

Experiment to Study CCS Storage Site Leak Effect Successfully Completed

Critical stage of experiment carried out for the first time to monitor what might happen if CO2 leaks from an underground storage reservoir successfully completed.

Samsung Galaxy Nexus Banned in US

Samsung Galaxy Nexus attracts a sales ban in US following a Californian judge ruling in favour of Apple in the ensuing patent dispute.

Did 'Mass Effect 3' Extended Endings Justify Fan Expectations? [SPOILERS]

BioWare did put in several months of hard labour in the making of Extended Cut DLC in its attempt to fix the broken endings and plug the plotholes to minimise ambiguity. Nevertheless, there still seem to be several questions unanswered with the extended ending.

Libor Rate Fixing Scandal: Ed Miliband Seeks Stricter Jail Term for Bank's 'Corrupt Elite'

The Labour leader proposes a new code of conduct for bankers, a new professional standards board to look into their answers as well as quicker and easier prosecution of wrongdoers.

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