US Promises $50m Aid Package to Ukraine Government as Biden Visits Kiev
Financial help offered to Kiev government as US Vice President calls for corruption crackdown
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Global Cyber Spying Incidents Triple in 2013
Reports of espionage hacking on rise with growing proportion attributed to east European governments
RBS Fined Over Hong Kong Rogue Trader Failings
RBS trader Shirlina Tsang Pui Yu tried to cover up millions in losses on emerging markets desk
Barclays Shutting Down Commodities Trading
Barclays CEO Antony Jenkins to announce major adjustment as part of investment bank restructuring
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Haydale Graphene to Take Legal Action Against Broker Hume Capital?
Haydale Graphene Industries is looking to sue its broker after it stopped all market-making activities on the day of the tech's Aim listing.
Why Scottish Independence Can Lead to a £9bn Retirement 'Timebomb'
Gordon Brown will say it makes no sense to break up the British system of pension payments.
UK Youth Employment to Worsen on Lack of Language Skills
All Languages is 'seriously concerned' over UCAS figures that reveal a 5% drop in modern language applications
Business Lending Falls Despite UK Recovery
Bank of England figures show bank lending to businesses still weak in UK economy.
China Warns of Illegal P2P Lending and Crowd Funding Loopholes
China's internet finance boom is also helping lawbreakers with loopholes.
Co-op's 'Culpable' Governance to be Blamed for 'Worst Year in History'
Sources say Sir Christopher Kelly's report is damning and scathing of the group's governance structure
Google, Apple, Intel and Adobe Face $9bn 'Jobs Pact' Law Suit
The Silicon Valley firms are being taken to court over an alleged pact between the companies to limit workers' pay.
Russian Recession Looms: Economy Tanks as Ukraine Crisis Shows No Sign of Ending
The Russian economy is facing the prospect of sliding in to recession this year as the Ukraine crisis drags on.
MtGox CEO Mark Karpeles Was Never Dishonest: Mother
CEO of bankrupt bitcoin exchange MtGox was a poor communicator who was easily led, says mother.
GlaxoSmithKline Shares Soar on £9.5bn Cancer and HIV Deal with Novartis
GSK says the deal will have 'minimal impact' on UK jobs
MtGox's Mark Karpeles was Secretive About the Bitcoin Exchange but Lacked Focus
Karpeles wanted to control key operations of MtGox to the detriment of the burgeoning bitcoin exchange.
Cyber Warfare Simulation Launched by UK Banks and Financials
BoE will oversee more than 20 banks and financials in an exercise to test their resilience
Scottish Independence Campaign Hit by Gordon Brown's 'UK Protected Pension' Claim
The former UK Prime Minister will deliver his thoughts in a speech for the Better Together rally
UK Economic Recovery Paves Way for £7bn in Tax Cuts
The Centre for Economics and Business Research said recovery allows George Osborne to implement tax cuts
Scottish Independence: CBI's Official 'No Campaign' Pledge Leads to University Exodus
Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen universities withdrew from the Confederation of British Industry (CBI)
China's Anti-Vice Crackdown Threatens Global Cognac Industry
Beijing's crackdown on prostitution, drugs and betting hits Rémy Cointreau, Pernod Ricard and LVMH's sales.
Economic Case for Scottish Independence Not Made: CBI's John Cridland
UK and Scotland economies would be stronger if they remain together, says CBI director general Cridland.
India's TCS and Japan's Mitsubishi to Create Software Services Firm
New entity to have revenues of over $600m per annum.
FCA Fines on Senior Bankers Drop 40% in Four Years
Financial Conduct Authority issued 18 fines to finance workers in 2013, from 30 in 2010.
Qatar Reduces Number of 2022 World Cup Stadiums as Scandals Hit Reputation
Qatar cuts number of stadiums by third due to project delays and cost overruns.
Japan's Trade Deficit Quadruples as Imports Surge Ahead of Sales Tax Hike
Yen's depreciation against US dollar also boosts cost of imports, while export growth slows down.
Pfizer 'Held' Talks for $100bn Takeover of AstraZeneca
There were informal talks between companies, but AstraZeneca declined, according to Sunday Times.
Japanese Investment in Southeast Asia Rockets Amid China Slump
Japanese firms pumped $22.7bn into Southeast Asia in 2013, against $8.6bn invested in China.
Brent Crude Falls as Russia and Ukraine Seek to End Violence
US crude prices climb on upbeat unemployment data.
Malware 'Unflod Baby Panda' Hits Jailbroken iOS Devices, Steals Apple ID and Passwords
Malware 'Unflod Baby Panda' infects jailbroken iOS devices and steals Apple ID and Passwords
Gold Prices to Drop Further Next Week
Economic data due from US and China to influence bullion prices next week.
HMRC to Sell UK Taxpayers' Data to Private Firms
HMRC officials are examining 'charging options' to release anonymised tax data to third parties, says Guardian.
Ofgem to Investigate British Gas over Sales Staff Bonuses
British Gas accused of encouraging sales staff to sell high-priced tariffs for bonuses.
GM Says Recalled Cars Safe But Has Not Tested for Knee-Nudge Hazard
Unclear if driver's knee can knock ignition out of 'run' position when only bare key is used.
After Target, US Retailer Michaels Stores Confirms Cyber Attack
Michaels Stores and subsidiary Aaron Brothers data breach involves three million cards.
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