Operation Cotton: FCA Eyes Appeal after Trial Thrown out on Cameron Brother's Criticism
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London Firm Zamir Telecom Slaps Bangladesh Ministry With Contempt of Court Notice
Zamir Telecom cut off from Bangladesh network in purported politically-motivated sabotage.
Oil Prices Slip on Libya Expectations and US China Data
Brent crude slipped after data suggested the world's biggest oil consumers were slowing down.
Conservative MP Nadine Dorries' Novel The Four Streets Fails to Rack up Sales
I'm a Celebrity star's book has been a slow seller after much publicised release
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UK Housing Market Stumbles as Mortgage Approvals Hit Six-Month Low
Lending falls for second successive month but house prices continue to rise
Vanson Bourne: Over Half of UK Commuters Use Time to Watch Videos
A new report has studied the evolving ways in which we watch videos on the go
Cost of Living: UK Net Wage Growth Will Hit 0.4% in 2014
Towers Watson says wages are set to rise at an average of 2.5% this year.
FCA Bans Trader John Christopher Hughes over Kweku Adoboli's $2.3bn UBS Rogue Trading
Adoboli sentenced to seven years in jail in November 2012 over unauthorised trading scandal
Booming UK Manufacturing Sector Soothes Unbalanced Recovery Fears
Markit UK manufacturing PMI accelerates in April amid stronger domestic economy and higher export demand.
IMF Injects $17bn Into Ukraine as Political Violence Intensifies
International Monetary Fund says resolution to geopolitical crisis would boost Ukraine's economy
Why Reports of China's Economy Overtaking the US Are Very Wrong
The US remains in front of China when it comes to many important economic indicators
China's Factory Activity Steadies but Growth Concerns Persist
China's cooling property sector has hit allied industries, impacting industrial growth.
Scottish Independence Poll: Businesses Think UK Government's Assessment is Fairer than SNP's
Scottish Chambers of Commerce unveils most comprehensive business survey to date on independence impact
Darknet & Bitcoin: The Perfect Storm for Cybercriminals
Police and the security industry need to learn from cybercriminals who use Tor and bitcoin to evade detection.
Runaway UK House Price Growth Hits Double-Digits
Nationwide says index hits double-digit annual growth for first time in four years.
Barclays Snaps Up CBA's Michael Harte as Chief Operations and Technology Officer
Harte will report directly to Barclays CEO Antony Jenkins
Scotland's Weir Reveals Bumper Oil and Gas Demand Offsets Mining Slump
Weir previously commissioned an independent report into how Scottish independence would affect businesses
IRS Chief John Koskinen Says Agency Cannot Stop Corporate Inversions
Pfizer's attempt to acquire UK's AstraZeneca has fuelled concerns about tax avoidance strategies of large firms.
BSkyB Shares Jump After Rupert Murdoch Firm Doubles Customer Growth Rate
Pay-TV firm BSkyB added 764,000 new customers in nine months to end of March.
Barcelona Star Dani Alves' Banana Eating Incident was a Clever Marketing Ploy
Dani Alves' banana eating incident was a marketing plan created with Neymar and a Brazilian company.
Rolls-Royce Shares Edge Lower on Flat Profit Warning
Rolls-Royce's stock price opened 2% down on flat profits for 2014
FatFace Announces £110m London IPO
FatFace, the clothing retailer, will float shares onto the London Stock Exchange in May.
Lloyds Plans TSB IPO by End of June 2014
Finance Director George Culmer confirms plans on a conference call
Serco Launches £170m Cash Call as Rupert Soames Parachutes In
Rupert Soames, grandson of British wartime Prime Minister Winston Churchill, becomes CEO today
GM Bailout Cost US Taxpayers $11.2bn, Says Federal Report
GM bailout cost US taxpayers about $1bn more than estimated.
Lloyds Returns £4.2bn to UK Taxpayer in First Quarter 2014
Lloyds unveiled a 22% jump in first-quarter pre-tax profit
Britons Paying Higher Tax Rate Will Shoulder Two Thirds of Total Bill By 2015
HMRC revealed that those paying the 40p and 45p rate will pay 67% of the total tax bill.
Lloyds Selling Shipping Loans for £296m
Lloyds has already bolstered its balance sheet by selling off a range of assets
What Russia's Vladimir Putin Wants in Ukraine
Russian president preparing for a trying month as Ukraine elections loom at end of May
200 Million Data Records Stolen in 2014 as Breaches Surge
93,000 records stolen every hour as data thefts soar by 200% in first three months of 2014
DarkMarket Rebrands as OpenBazaar to Avoid Silk Road Comparisons
Silk Road replacement DarkMarket renamed OpenBazaar to avoid connection to drugs trafficking
Virgin Media London Underground WiFi: Usage Soars Amid Tube Strikes
50% more subscribers to the London Underground WiFi network skyrocket amid tube strikes on 29 April.
Russian Giants Rosneft and Gazprom Hit by Foreign Exchange Losses
Rouble depreciation led to falling income and profits in the first quarter.
IMF Slashes Russia Growth Forecast as Western Sanctions Bite
International Monetary Fund Slashes Russia's growth forecast to 0.2% for 2014.
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