Chris Bradshaw, of Autodesk, tells IBTimes UK that the internet has revolutionised education.
EU's Gunther Oettinger said European countries have right to sell on Russian gas.
The EU has said that it has asked to see official documents from Luxembourg.
Recovery threatened by higher interest rates as households redirect spending to debt repayments.
Registrations for alternatively-fuelled vehicles rose 51.3% to 23,337 units year-to-date
Survey shows that Asia continues to dominate in world trade.
Open-ended strike continues after union rejects pay increase offer
Peoples' Bank of China has signed memorandum of understanding with Bank of Korea for renminbi clearing house in Korean capital.
Rally in recent weeks and steadily increasing buyside speculative positions in GBP raise reversal risks
The business body says young people need to be better prepared for the world of work.
Russia issues ban on day Moldova's parliament ratifies free trade agreement of last week
Lebanon could have more than 1.5 million Syrians registered as refugees by the end of 2014.
US companies are readying the ground for entry but for UK companies it's much trickier.
Under-used Met Police property sold off to housing developers and free schools.
Mers virus led to 292 deaths in Saudi Arabia but origins remain unknown.
Metalworkers and engineers went on strike on Tuesday demanding 12% pay hike.
Tax reform in India can offset impact of rising oil import costs or weak monsoon rains.
A change in EU rules allowed Ireland to revise up last year's disappointing economic performance.
Unleashing of pent up demand and overall bullish business sentiments driving growth.
It adds that Scotland will struggle with heavy debt and dwindling oil revenues
Russian fast food chain offering Czar cheeseburger to open branch in Crimea capital.
UK chancellor asked: what's seven times eight? But declines to answer.
HSBC/Markit services PMI bounces back indicating gathering momentum in economy.
Another solid PMI reading for UK service sector suggests GDP to hit all-time-high.
Gazprom said gas flows to Europe steady on Thursday.
Weak monsoon so far this year and dim forecasts increase inflation and growth concerns in India.
An interim agreement set in November will expire on July 20.
The Social Market Foundation says educational achievement is a major contributor to the difference.
Libyan rebels return Ras Lanuf and Es Sider oil terminals to government after year-long standoff.
The Business Secretary Vince Cable says creative industries play a key role in the UK economy.