OPINION

Bill Hannan's name is recorded alongside 72,000 British and South African soldiers at at Thiepval.

If swap rates continue to rise and mortgage providers decide to pass on the increase, then housing finance will tighten.

An increasing number of UK companies are blaming the EU referendum's aftermath for their financial woes, but there is more to it than Brexit.

Keeping Up With The Kardashians has been a monumental part of her fame.

Those looking to invest in European commercial property markets should proceed with cautious optimism.

Whoever wins the presidency, a malaise has been brewing for some time under the guise of 'normal politics'.

Businesses make calculated decisions largely on facts and what's right for the company.

A British government report has branded online attacks on Jews via social media 'deplorable'

China has transformed the life chances of more people more quickly than anywhere in human history.

Korean firm must act fast to repair damage to its brand or risk fiasco getting ingrained in the public's mind.

IBTimes UK reports from northern Iraq as Peshmerga advance column probes Islamic State's last bastion.

The Note 7 disaster is perfect timing for Google's Pixel smartphones.

We can leave the Single Market and still have the closest of links with our EU allies.

Brits don't want to work 80-hour weeks to help make millionaires richer – and who can blame them?

Whether RBS' alleged moves were a money-making 'scheme' or 'scam', the Fraud Act opens up interesting possibilities.

A classic left-of-centre position interwoven with a typical right-wing conservative posture is more common in America than Europe.

Jeremy Corbyn is guilty of bringing the group's perverse politics into the mainstream.

Audi jumped the gun on the electric sports car, but once the EV market matures it will get another chance.

Idea behind Smartcoins developed by Daniel Larimer, co-founder of Bitshares and Steem blockchains.

The New Upper Classes are angry and they don't care who knows it. Yet their fury is directed against a populism they helped stir up.

Guilty parties and victims change, but unscrupulous practices in financial services lurk in the public consciousness.

There are still 2,905 people on death row in the US and 8,200 in Pakistan.

Mercedes driver's Snapchat episode highlights his receding reputation as a sporting great.

Money and political influence are behind Infantino's plans to broaden world football's premier event.

The next big shift in computing is here and Google could dominate for the next decade.

Clinton has her detractors, but Americans likely to look beyond minority populism to elect first female president.

The African migrant trail via Libya is far more dangerous than the Syrian route via Greece.

Now we know that Article 50 will go ahead, it is time for the UK to take back its sovereignty.

The social media platform is up for sale but will suitors cough-up the cash or choke on the acquisition?