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The Cupertino-based company has called for a media event, scheduled for 9 a.m. EDT (2 p.m. GMT; 6 a.m. PDT) on 19 March, to explain its plans to spend the surplus money.

Bride Shocked to Hear of Three Previous Unknown Marriages!

The first photos of the baby were handed out in February, a month after she was born.

Is actor's accusation of French smugness and arrogance a true reflection or playing to national stereotypes?

KPMG has published a full list of private creditors to failed broker MF Global.

Scientists have discovered a new species of leopard frog using DNA data to compare the new species with other species of leopard frog.

Handcuffed David Coffey's beating at hands of warder David Monell captured on film.

Bahraini supporters use Twitter to highlight plight of jailed human rights activist.

UN and Arab League envoy confirms Syrian regime response but warns time running out

Leaked images from promo suggest former lovers still involved

Greg Smith publishes scathing resignation letter condemning venal attitude at bank where clients were referred to as muppets.

Failure to follow proper medical procedures more damaging than shortage of equipment or staff, says report.

Luxury brand Hublot unveiled what it claims to be the most expensive watch around, at the 2012 Baselworld Watch Exhibition in Switzerland. The watch is a 14-carat diamond encrusted timepiece, worth $5m.

Opponents brand move, claimed to be part of package of reforms, a cynical bid to cling to power.

UNICEF's World Water Week, to be held from March 19 to March 25, is expected to create awareness and find donors and volunteers to identify and support the cause of providing water to the 780 million people who don't have safe drinking water.

Friends and fans turn on singer for wearing too-revealing top at posh New York restaurant.

American man sues Apple, claiming Siri adverts are misleading.

Bartle Bogle Hegarty sparks outcry at South by Southwest festival by offering homeless people as wireless hotspots.

Rihanna in New York: Singer Seen in See-Through Top

Random killing of 16 Afghan civilians was not work of lone gunman, say witnesses.

Researchers have discovered that a common heart disease pill does not only lower blood pressure but also reduces racial feeling.

Following on from the arrest of a number of LulzSec hackers who were affiliated with Anonymous, analysts have begun to speculate that the collective may be in need of a "re-brand".

Her absence created a buzz at the fashion weeks in New York, London and Milan but American model Karlie Kloss did make a big splash at the Paris Fashion Week.

Luxury label and artistic director Marc Jacobs exhibit history of brand at Museum of Decorative Arts in Paris.

YouGov survey shows that most Britons do not think the Occupy London protests achieved anything.

Royalty and celebrity fashion designer Elie Saab, known for his sartorial creations is back on the Paris fashion arena with an assortment of ultra glam and opulent creations perfect for any red carpet event.

US bakery sells cupcakes 24 hours a day through vending machine aimed at sweet of tooth.

Following the revelation that high profile LulzSec and Anonymous member Sabu is an FBI informant, analysts have stepped forward to argue that even if OpAntiSec dies, the wider Anti Security movement will survive.

As Sabu unmasked as FBI mole and named as Hector Xavier Monsegur, IBTimes UK explores other suspects in hacktivist swoop.

Anonymous has released a statement addressing the revelation that prominent LulzSec and Anon hacker Sabu has turned FBI informant.