Barclays Fined $15m for Lehman Acquisition Compliance Failings
Barclays was fined hours earlier by Britain's FCA for failing to protect customer assets.
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Pimco's Bill Gross Questioned as Total Return ETF Faces SEC Scrutiny
SEC is probing if Pimco Total Return exchange-traded fund artificially inflated returns.
Brazil's Real Falls to Seven-Month Low as Central Bank Prepares to Rate Cutting Cycle
The real has fallen more than 7.3% so far this month compared to the 2.8% fall in Chile's and the 4% drop in Colombia's currencies.
Starbucks to Fully Own High-Margin Japan Unit for $914m
Starbucks will buy 60.5% stake of Starbucks Japan from its partner Sazaby League and public shareholders.
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European Commission Denies Reports that Germany is Derailing Ceta
Commission responds to reports that Germany was delaying agreement due to fears over ISDS.
Arab Bank Found Liable for Supporting Hamas Suicide Bombers in Israel
New York prosecutors find Jordanian bank liable for supporting Islamist militants Hamas
General Election 2015: Labour's Ed Miliband Promises 36,000 Extra NHS Nurses and Doctors
The Labour Party leader says the move is part of his 'six goals' for the future of Britain.
Ed Miliband Attacked for 'Bizarre' Mansion Tax on £2m Homes Plan
Labour leader gave backing to mansion tax in speech at final party conference before 2015 election.
iPhone 6 Touch ID Fingerprint Scanner Hacked Days After Launch
iPhone 6 Touch ID susceptible to hacking like iPhone 5S as Apple fails to upgrade security
Barclays Dark Pool Trading Probe: 'If We Made Mistakes We'll Take the Sanction and Move On'
Boss Antony Jenkins says the bank's defence is 'strong' and will 'robustly defend allegations'
Why the Gulf States are Stuck With Costly Energy Subsidies
Middle East and North Africa region is said to account for half of global energy subsidy spending.
Raiffeisen Bank's Stock Tanks After Projecting First Annual Loss
Eastern Europe exposure hits Austria's Raiffeisen.
Viator travel website hacked: 1.4 million users' information stolen, including payment card data
Approximately 880,000 Viator customers had their payment card information compromised.
Tesco's Homeplus Investigated By South Korea Over Privacy Breach and Competition Rigging
Tesco-owned supermarket is accused of managers selling customers' private info to insurance firms
UK Public Finances Explained: What the Confusing ONS Data Means
It can be hard to parse the official UK public finance figures on the debt, borrowing and deficit.
Ray Abernathy Obituary: The PR Man Who Gave US Workers a Voice and Broke 'Mad Men' Stereotypes
Abernathy and his wife orchestrated campaigns that exposed the plight of workers and consumers served
UK Social Mobility: ONS Warns a Lack of Education is Keeping Children in Poverty
ONS says people are 7.5 times more likely to have a low educational outcome if their father had one.
Southampton FC and Barclays Offer Fans 'World-First' Contactless Wristbands
Southampton is now able to issue club branded bPay wristbands.
UK Jobs: Top Tips on Reducing Bad Hires
A bad hire can be toxic to entire teams and companies
EU Tells Google to Improve Antitrust Search Proposals or Face Fines
EU calls on Google to improve its fourth search practices proposal to avoid antitrust breach
AstraZeneca Shares Tank on US Tax Avoidance Crackdown Pledge
The US Treasury department has made it harder for US companies to move their bases abroad
Tesco's Pain Continues as Embattled Retailer Loses Market Share to Supermarket Rivals
Tesco's market share dropped to 28.8% in the 12 weeks to September, down from 30.2% last year.
Thai Consortium Buys Reading Football Club
Sir John Madejski has confirmed that the deal has gone through.
Oil Futures Bounce Back on Upbeat China Factory Data
China's oil demand has reversed the waning trend seen in the first six months of the year.
Philips to Split into Two Firms Focusing on Lighting and Healthcare
Lighting division will have separate legal structure.
Barclays Fined £38m for Failing to Protect £16.5bn in Customer Assets
FCA says clients risked extra costs, delays or losing their assets if Barclays had become insolvent.
Danish Foreign Minister Pushes for Sanctions on Israel as Cairo Peace Talks Kick Off
Move comes as Israel economy suffers following Gaza War.
Opec 2015 Output Target Yet to be Agreed
United Arab Emirates' energy minister Suhail Al Mazrouei says target to be decided in November.
Jimmy Choo to List on London Stock Exchange
Jimmy Choo has announced its plans to list on the London Stock Exchange
Eurozone Suffering 'Ongoing Malaise' With Ukraine Crisis Set to Hurt Troubled Economy Further
Markit says output growth in eurozone slumps to nine month low and may slow even more.
Pepper Australia in Advanced Talks to Acquire Standard Chartered's Hong Kong Consumer Finance Unit
Sale of PrimeCredit unit could fetch between $500m and $700m to Standard Chartered.
General Election 2015: Cameron Boosted as Tories Cut Labour's Poll Lead
The latest survey from YouGov shows there is now a two point gap between Labour and the Tories.
AugustaWestland Sues US to Thwart $800m Airbus Helicopter Deal
Pentagon decision to buy choppers without competition draws flak from Bell Helicopter.
Flood Wall Street: Climate Change Protesters Occupy New York Financial District
Climate change protesters stage anti-capitalist New York sit-in.
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