Transport for London looks to minimise hardship with extra bus services and suspension of congestion and parking charges.

National Audit Office says taxpayers will shoulder 'significant cost' of collapse of franchise deal.

Everton midfielder Marouane Fellaini is reportedly a transfer target for Russian club Zenit St Petersburg

Lord Justice Leveson's far-reaching investigation into culture and ethics of journalism could impact several major media stocks.

Qatar Holding monetised its remaing warrants in Barclays as the bank faces investigations by FSA and SFO into transactions dating back to 2008.

Carl Henry Clerk detained for allowing construction of building which collapsed and killed 18

Roberto Mancini may have won the Premier League, but City's resources mean his achievements will always be poo-pooed, says Gareth Platt.

Amazon remotely deleting up to 40 books from a Norwegian customer’s Kindle highlights the problems with DRM.

Suspension follows debt-ridden airline's failure to come up with a clear revival plan.

Undercover investigation finds abuse of workers including child labour and excessive overtime, rife in Samsung and supplier factories.

Standard Chartered set to face New York state regulator over allegations it broke Iran sanctions with hidden transactions.

Bank reveals Finance Director Chris Lucas faces FSA probe as US litigation mounts

JP Morgan reports Q2 company earnings, and reveals $4.4bn loss after Chief Investment Office's Bruno Iksil made one of the largest legal trading losses in history. Investor call to follow soon.

Brighter times lay ahead for the Swiss bank as it continues to shrug off investment banking risk management woes and reclaim investor confidence in the most successful parts of its business, after shares soar on stellar wealth management results for the second quarter in a row.

As Barclays' question CEO Bob Diamond's remuneration package and his colleagues' bonus pool, the debate on executive pay, bankers' bonuses and pay legislation intensifies.

Ashmore Group says that it continues to innovate with an ever deepening range of up-coming market products and its infrastructure and distribution platforms are progressing to plan. The investment management services firm is scheduled to release its interim management statement on Thursday.

US soldier accused of slaying 16 Afghan villagers conned pair out of $1.5m, financial watchdog papers reveal.

SThree, an international staffing business firm has reported that its first quarter gross profit rose 15 percent year on year to £47.7 million, up 12 percent in the fourth quarter of 2011.

Schroders, an international asset management and private banking group, has reported a slight rise in its profit before tax at £407.3 million for the year ended 31 December, 2011 from £406.9 million a year earlier.

Tax records show hip-hop star’s foundation to help school dropouts made no direct charity donations in 2010.

Facebook filed an IPO (Initial Public Offering) with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday to raise $5 billion funds, the largest acquisition ever filed for a technology IPO.

The law firm that Rupert Murdoch claims failed to raise awareness over evidence of police bribes at News International will now be given the chance to give their version of events to police and MP's, after previously being prevented from doing so by client-lawyer confidentiality.

IBTimes will be reporting live on this page as senior figures embroiled in the News Of The World hacking scandal face questions from MP's at committee meetings today.

ITV, who announced ad revenues up 18 pct yesterday, are moving towards pay-TV according to new chief executive Adam Crozier - who is following News Corp in erecting a pay-wall over how its users interact with its online services.