FEATURE

This week we are celebrating the 10th birthday of Facebook.

Mark Zuckerberg is the driving force behind the world's biggest social network, and as it turns ten, technology editor David Gilbert looks at how he has grown up in the last decade.

On Facebook's 10th birthday, we look back at the first decade of the social media website from its origins in 2004.

Fury over Copenhagen's sale of stake in state-owned power company to global bank.

The richest person in China, Wang Jianlin, built his empire with property, leisure and entertainment firms.

Follow the transfer deadline day live with IBTimes UK.

As China's middle class population grows, UK firms should seize the lucrative opportunities in front of them.

IBTimes UK looks into some of the most dangerous drug cartels in Mexico.

EXCLUSIVE REPORT: Amid reports of massacre of 48 Rohingya in Rakhine state, Muslims in Yangon live in fear.

Damage to South Sudan's oil industry could cripple its future.

This week Apple is celebrating the 30th anniversary of the original Macintosh computer, which helped revolutionise personal computing.

The Rennard scandal plunged the Lib Dems in to civil war, whilst Ukip's Farage outraged women.

Prime central London property is highly sought after by investors, but there are signs the runaway market will slow.

Videogame reviews often inspire horrific, personal attacks on critics by gamers. But why does this exist?

Captains and coaches assemble in Putney for the launch of the 2014 Six Nations championship

No British fighter was rougher, more exciting or punched harder than Nigel Benn in the 1990s

IBTimes talks to Bite The Ballot and the British Youth Council about the lack of young voters.

Ever since the days of Tron, people have dreamed of playing games as it they were in the game. Ed Smith says 2014 could be the year it comes true.

IBTimes UK looks at capital's £15bn regeneration plan centred around Battersea Power Station..

Fight between Jean Pascal vs Lucian Bute was always a question of when and not if

Third season of BBC drama starring Benedict Cumberbatch shows how powerful fans have become.

Roundup of Tina and Amy's funniest quips during The Golden Globes Awards 2014

Amy Poehler and Tina Fey as hosts will be big draw, apart from George Clooney.

Winning speeches at Globes make or mar Oscar chances.

Former PM and general was polarising figure who backed Jewish settlements but pulled out of Gaza.

Survey reveals that prisoners deem themselves the most moral members of society.

The French economy did not suffer the same crisis as Italy or Spain, but is struggling just as hard to recover.

IBTimes UK investigates harsh reality of asylum system which leaves young people in limbo.

Boxing icon George Foreman shocked boxing world by beating Joe Frazier but was no match for Muhammad Ali.