Barclays 'Dark Pool' Trading Falls 79% After US Lawsuit
British bank faces allegations of lying to clients from New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman.
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Saudi Arabia to Liberalise $531bn Stock Market For Foreign Investment
Kingdom's cabinet authorises overseas financial institutions to trade equities in Tadawul All Share Index.
China's Conference Board Leading Indicator Jumps to Six-Month High on Policy Boost
Economic index rises to 1.3, its highest since December last year, from a six-month low of 0.7 in May.
Israel's Tourism Industry Decimated as Gaza Offensive Escalates
Analysts say tourism industry could lost half a billion dollars, having been set for record year.
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UK Housing Boom: Landlords Outside Central London Making Biggest Returns
Knight Frank data shows city's landlords falling behind elsewhere in UK.
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Areas that are within commuting distance of London fill 28 of the top 30 positions.
FX Fixing Scandal: SFO Launches Criminal Investigation
The Serious Fraud Office finally confirms the its probe into the $5tn a day market
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Qatari government responds to international outcry over labour laws.
Poland to Appeal EU Menthol Cigarette Ban
Poland is set to appeal EU's ban on menthol cigarettes.
Thai Baht Rallies to Eight-Month High on Trade Data, but Weaker Economic Prospects May Cap Gains
USD/THB drops to 31.9150, its lowest since late November last year, down 0.7% from Friday's close.
India Could Veto Landmark Bali Global Trade Pact
India wants WTO to find permanent solution to public stockholding of food grain.
Malaysia Airlines MH17: UK Urges Tougher EU Sanctions on Russia over 'Kremlin Meddling' in Ukraine
Number 10 spokesman says UK will argue "very hard" for more sanctions on Russia by EU.
#OpSaveGaza: Anonymous Continues Cyber-Campaign Knocking Israeli Ministry of Defence Website Offline
Anonymous continues cyber-campaign against Israel by taking the Ministry of Defence website offline
Turkey Proposes Free Trade Zone With Russia
Russian media reports Ankara seeking to boost trade with Moscow amid EU frustration over TTIP.
UK Interest Rates Hike 'Later Not Sooner' Despite Strong Economic Recovery
EY's ITEM Club report highlights strengthening headline recovery, but also weaknesses underneath.
Julius Baer CEO Finds 'Fair and Equitable' Solution to US Tax Evasion Probe
Baer also to acquire Israeli lender Bank Leumi's Swiss private banking operation.
Scottish Independence: Currency Union Promise is Destroying Credibility, says Ian Davidson
Scottish Affairs Committee says Salmond's claims to keep the pound is a 'dead parrot'
Russia's Severstal Sells United States Subsidiaries in $2.3bn Deal
Severstal sells Colombus plant to Steel Dynamics, while its Deaborn Plant is sold to AK Steel.
Bank of Scotland: UK Permanent Pay Accelerates to Record High
Lack of available staff and employers' appetite to hire has pushed wages up.
Consumer Confidence Drops in June as Economic Recovery Cools
Consumer confidence dipped by a percentage point.
Malaysian Airlines MH17: Fake Facebook Accounts in Victims' Names Created by Scammers
Criminals set up Facebook pages in names of three Australian children killed in crash.
Average UK House Price Drops During World Cup Distraction
Rightmove also points to tighter rules for mortgage market and the start of summer dip.
ECB Review of Banks: Outcome of Exercises Should be Credible, says Moody's
Comprehensive assessment of eurozone banks by European Central Bank will be fruitful only if outcome of exercises is credible, says Moody's.
Birmingham to Home £1.3bn HS2 Headquarters
The HS2 headquarters will be built in Birmingham.
George Osborne: UK Pensioners Will Receive Free, Impartial Advice
Osborne says the Pensions Advisory Service and the Money Advice Service will provide the guidance.
Anglo American Axing 20,000 Jobs in Strike-Hit South African Mine Sale
Anglo American Platinum to exit Union and Rustenburg Mines and Pandora JV.
Tesco Shares Soar on Philip Clarke Exit as Unilever's Dave Lewis Steps In
Tesco's stock price in leading the FTSE 100 in the opening session
'Failing' UK Jobcentres Need 'Radical' Competition Reforms, says Policy Exchange
The centre-right thinktank says private companies and charities should be able to compete with government.
Edward Snowden Asks Global Hackers to Develop Anti-Surveillance Technologies
Snowden says he intends to devote much of his time to promoting easy-to-use counter-surveillance technologies.
Malaysia Airlines MH17: UK Government Considers Further Russia Sanctions
George Osborne confirms UK thinking about taking tougher stance after MH17 "shot down".
Tesco CEO Philip Clarke to Step Down, Unilever's Dave Lewis to Replace Him
Top-level management change comes amid challenging market conditions.
FX Fixing Scandal: SFO Launching Probe in July
The Serious Fraud Office is tipped to be opening an investigation
Barclays 'Dark Pool' Concerned Traders and Clients Months Before US Lawsuit
The New York Attorney General slapped the bank with a lawsuit centring on its HFT practices
Huawei's First-Half Revenue up 19% While It Emerges as Major Smartphone Brand
Sales revenue rise 19% year on year to 135.8bn yuan.
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