Scottish Independence: Finance Chiefs Warn of Turmoil if Scotland Keeps Pound After Voting 'Yes'
BoE says independent Scotland unlikely to share regulator with England, while Scottish Financial Enterprise warns of huge extra costs.
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Libor Fixing Scandal: Ex- Barclays Traders Peter Johnson, Jonathan Mathew and Stylianos Contogoulas Bailed
Serious Fraud Office case against former employees not expected to be heard till 2015
Sony Electronics to Cut 1,000 US Jobs in 2014
The San Diego-based unit of Sony will axe one third of its staff
SME Finance: 79% of UK Firms Don't Want Bank Loans
BDRC Continental report shows most UK SMEs not looking for finance despite recovery.
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Jobs Giant Hays Eyes 10% Workforce Boost After UK Property Sector Pushes Up Profits
The firm's chief executive says he feels more confident about the UK than at any time since 2007.
Dubai Refiner Kaloti Group Linked to Conflict Gold Scandal by E&Y Whistleblower
Kaloti Group bought gold from over 1,000 customers without paperwork.
Travis Perkins: UK Housing Recovery Lifts Building Materials Giant
Travis Perkins said its revenue lifted by 6.3% to £5bn during 2013 as house builders upped volumes.
China's Demand to Bolster Gold Prices in 2014, Say Analysts
Credit Agricole's Davis Hall says gold prices will not drop to $1,000 in 2014.
Ukraine Currency Hryvnia Hits Record Low as Debt Insurance Soars
The hryvnia is one of the worst-performing emerging-market currencies this year
Roger Bootle: People Ignoring EU Treaty of Rome Reminiscent of Diplomats Who Ignored Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf
Capital Economics boss Bootle says EU facing "profound identity crisis" and must work out what it is.
Sochi Winter Olympics Boosts Russia Economy on Business Sentiment
Over 70% think the Winter Olympics have or will have positive impact on the Russian economy
Credit Suisse Helped 22,000 Clients Evade Taxes with Secret Elevator Meetings
Credit Suisse's chief executive Brady Dougan will hit back at claims in front of a US senate panel
BoE's Ben Broadbent: Ending 'Too Big to Fail' Doesn't Mean Breaking Banks Up
Monetary policymaker Ben Broadbent says answer to "too big to fail" is stricter capital rules.
Britain to Ease Rules for International Banks to Promote London as Major Yuan Hub
International headquartered banks can either operate in the country as subsidiaries or branches, according to PRA.
Scottish Independence: Booming European Oil Industry Figures Scotch Salmond's North Sea Plans
Investments in the British part of the North Sea rose to a record high of £14.4bn in 2013.
China's Second Richest Man Wang Jianlin Doubles Money on US Cinemas
Chinese billionaire's controlling stake in AMC Entertainment Holdings delivers $900m gain
Russia: No International Talks Under Way for Ukraine Bailout
All talks on financial aid to Ukraine are at national level, according to Russian deputy finance minister.
British Businesses Eye Permanent Staff Recruitment Boost
The REC says 69% of companies said they will make more offers of permanent work in the next three months.
Labour Follows Tories with EU Referendum Pledge
Britain's opposition expected to offer same in-out choice to voters on EU membership.
FCA Fines FXCM UK £4m for Secretly Keeping Clients' Profits
US based FXCM Group withheld around £6m in clients' profits for itself
UK Economic Recovery: Private Businesses Signal Hiring Boost for 2014
PwC says 38% of private British firms say they intend to hire new staff this year.
Chancellor George Osborne Boosted as UK Economy Grows on Household Spending
The ONS says GDP is estimated to have increased by 1.8% in 2013.
US Fines Asiana Airlines $500,000 for Slow Aid to San Francisco Crash Families
Asiana did not provide specific services to passengers and their families after plane crash.
Co-op to Sell Farms and Possibly Pharmacies on Capital Black Hole and Paul Flowers Scandal
The Co-op is struggling with a capital black hole and the Paul Flowers sex and drugs scandals
Britain's SFO Probes £3m Alleged Bribery at Delhi Metro Rail Project
SFO sent letter to India's Central Bureau of Investigation, asking details about person based in Mumbai.
UK Accountancy Firms Hike Pay to Stop Top Talent Jumping Ship
Marks Sattin says a third of resigning accountants are currently being offered pay rises.
Bank of America Under Investigation for US Mortgage Fraud
Federal investigators are looking into its compliance with the Federal Housing Administration's Direct Endorsement Program
Bitcoin Bounces Back 10% as Industry Rounds on Mt. Gox
Earlier, website of Tokyo-based bitcoin exchange Mt. Gox went offline in major blow to bitcoin.
BoE Claims UK Real Wages Are Approaching a 'Turning Point'
Cost of Living: Professor David Miles says he expects wage growth to eventually outstrip inflation.
German Police Storm 50 Homes and Offices in Insider Trading Probe
German state of Baden-Wuerttemberg police suspect 23 individuals of insider trading
Downton Abbey and X Factor Boost ITV Revenues
Total external revenues rose 9% £2.39bn
Gregg's Shares Plummet on Profits Plunge Despite Pasty Sales on a Roll
Total sales were up 3.8% to £762.4m.
Morgan Stanley Seals $275m Toxic Mortgage Product Settlement
According to legal documents, it has an agreement in principle with the SEC
EU Extends Banker Bonus Cap to Fund Managers
Bonus curb includes deferral of 40% of bonuses for three years.
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