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| Zambian president Michael Sata's imperious style has lately left business folk nervous and others dismayed |
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| Bearer shares, an archaic financial instrument, will finally be outlawed in the Czech Republic |
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| Unhelpfully, Barack Obama restrains his scorn for Britain's threat to leave the European Union |
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| : Our interactive chart allows users to compare the ups and the downs of the world's housing markets |
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| The euro crisis: Higher inflation in Germany would alleviate suffering around the periphery at fairly minimal cost |
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| One year has passed since a ship was successfully seized by Somali hijackers. What happened to Somalia's pirates? |
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| The tiny surplus Wayne Swan, Australia's Treasurer, projected for the current fiscal year has turned into a deficit |
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| New York is one of only two states which do not permit professional mixed martial arts fights |
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| Last week American Airlines announced that it would formalise the practice of rewarding travellers who pack light |
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| The American Psychiatric Association's latest diagnostic manual remains flawed |
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| The internet giant is likely to announce that it is paying $1.1 billion for the blogging service, Tumblr |
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| The Turkish government is under attack at home for its assertive policy towards Syria |
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| Sweden is leading the world in allowing private companies to run public institutions |
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| Our debate on whether big banks should be broken up has reached the rebuttal stage. Cast your vote via |
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| Liberia's press called for a blackout on coverage of their president, following comments by her chief bodyguard |
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| Video: Our correspondents discuss the week ahead in which Microsoft unveils its latest console |
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| Foreign banks are vying for a foothold in Turkey |
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| Dell's first-quarter results released on May 16th reflect the dismal state of the market for desktops and laptops |
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| The collapse of a clothing factory in Bangladesh has stung into action many big firms who have clothes made there |
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| Growth at British discount retailers no longer comes from the poor |
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