INTERVIEW

Everyone dreams of becoming a super hero but one of the only people that have come close to achieving this goal is the incredible Jonathan Goodwin.

Tunisia has around a quarter of a million unemployed graduates but officials are pinning their hopes on a post Arab Spring society to create more jobs.

Tunisia is feeling a wave of unrest ripple through its country as a spate of suicide bombings and attempted terrorist attacks has threatened to undo fragile stability created from the Arab Spring two years ago.

One of Tunisia's main garment producers, Fashion Wear, is a refreshing beacon for ethical clothing production after the world was rocked by the disaster at the Bangladesh's Rana Plaza complex which killed 1,100 workers.

Speaking to IBTimes UK in Sousse, Tunisia, Medicar's supply and development manager Yassine Ben Abdallah, said that the interim government needs to provide more stability in terms of nailing down National Dialogue talks.

The travel industry has changed hugely in the last ten years as the internet revolution has seen high street travel agents all but disappear as people took it upon themselves to book their own flights, car hire and hotels online.

The Confederation for British Industry is battling to convince British businesses and the wider public that it is vital that the United Kingdom remains within the European Union.

Serbia is undergoing a series of unprecedented financial reforms in a bid to tackle its high unemployment rate, weak economic growth, and looming debt refinancing obligations.

National Entrepreneur Awards' Entrepreneur of the Year sits down with IBTimes UK to talk business and gender equality.

Speaking to IBTimes TV at the Game On event in London, MRY's managing director for EMEA told us how firms need to part with more cash in the sector to tap into the lucrative women's market.

The casual online gaming market is starting to steal a large slice of traditional advertising campaigns as the number of internet users, across all demographics, have started to dip in and out of games, such as Angry Birds and Candy Crush.

Banks mis-selling derivatives to Britain's small-to-medium enterprises has cost the economy £1.7bn in lost revenues to the Treasury, as well as, 400,000 jobs.

Speaking exclusively to IBTimes TV, Vedanta Hedging's managing director Abhishek Sachdev, who also independently advises a number of politicians on this subject, tells us about how banks are still raking in the profits from redress offers.

Britain's biggest banks have mis-sold derivatives to potentially 40,000 businesses but only around 30 people have actually been offered redress or compensation to date.

The Financial Conduct Authority, the government, and thousands of businesses have slammed Britain's biggest banks for the slow review progress that is aimed at delivering redress and compensation from the mis-selling of derivatives.

One in four of the world's population regularly accesses games on the internet which has led the sector becoming a huge opportunity for brands to expand their campaigns.

Draped in Union Jack flags and holding celebration cakes and banners, fans of Britain's royal family camped out overnight in the pouring rain for the christening of baby Prince George on Wednesday (October 23).

Banks and financials are spending millions of pounds in new measures to safeguard them from cyber crime and data breaches, but are starting to lag on physical security.

The Minneapolis-Saint Paul region in the US state Minnesota is the poster child for economic growth, diverse business sectors, and strong trade ties in America.

Bill and Melinda Gates' foundation is battling to convince politicians and the public to focus on philanthropy and entrepreneurship after the economic downturn had a detrimental impact of people parting with their money.

Speaking to IBTimes UK on camera, the research and consultancy group Isaca chief executive Ronald Hale said that while initially cyber criminals targeted the banks, it is now a free-for-all in terms of victims.

The Serbia Investment and Export Promotion Agency has urged foreign investors to move past political issues from the past and understand that the current government is pushing through reforms that will make the country a prime place to do business.

Serbia is one of the most attractive countries in the emerging markets to build and expand a business but cutting red tape and reforming land and labour laws are essential to drawing in more foreign direct investment.

Microsoft maybe one of the world's largest and most established companies but over the years it has secured a foothold in a number of rapidly emerging markets.

The can manufacturer for giant brands, such as Pepsi and Heineken, sealed a deal with Libya that ended up doubling Serbia's container exports for the entire of 2013.

Speaking to IBTimes UK on camera, Peter Shakeshaft, chairman of Vin-X told us that buyers in Greece have been snapping up cases of fine wine in a bid to hedge currency in the event of the country exiting the euro and taking on the drachma.

Speaking exclusively with IBTimes UK, Dr Nanda tells us how he is planning to take on the US and make Topsgrup become a $10bn security group by 2020.

Speaking to IBTimes TV, Amur Minerals' chief executive Robin Young explains why the company has outperformed to date and is very well placed in moving forward.

Children's television is experiencing a renaissance and with a surge in new forms of story-telling and animation comes big business.