Libor Fixing Scandal: US Charges Three Ex-Rabobank Traders
US charges Britain's Paul Robson, Australia's Paul Thompson and Japan's Tetsuya Motomura
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Japan's Suntory to Become World's No.3 Liquor Company with $16bn Jim Beam Acquisition
US-based Beam owns premium liquor brands including Maker's Mark, Jim Beam and Canadian Club.
NSA 'Spying Stopped Terrorism' Claims 'Overblown and Misleading'
NSA bulk surveillance programs have little impact on foiling terror plots.
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Scottish Independence: Alex Salmond Hails UK Treasury Debt Pledge Victory
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Sentencing of LulzSec Hacker Sabu Delayed Once Again
The sentencing of infamous LulzSec hacker-turned-FBI informant Hector Monsegur has been delayed once again.
Why Solving the UK Obesity Crisis is Hideously Complex
It's hard finding the balance between personal and societal responsibility in tackling the rising obesity epidemic
Moody's Silence on Portugal Rating Leaves Markets in the Dark
Moody's confuses investors and breaches new EU rules regarding market transparency
London Prime Property Price Growth Set to Slow Sharply
London Central Portfolio blames mansion tax fears, a correction from above average price growth in 2013, and capital gains tax changes.
China's Shrinking Wetlands Add Pressure to Water Shortages
Wetlands across an area larger than the Netherlands have vanished since 2003.
Arthur Scargill Faces £100,000 Legal Claim From NUM for Misusing Funds
Controversial union leader Arthur Scargill is in trouble over alleged abuse of funds.
Taxpayer-Funded Academies Confirm Millions Paid to Private Firms with Personal Links
But there is no evidence that the organisations have broken any rules.
UK Recovery: OECD Suggests GDP Growth Firming
OECD's composite leading indicators report shows UK economy on the mend in 2014.
EU Launches Antitrust Probe into US Film and European Pay TV Firm Deals
BskyB, Canal Plus, as well as Fox, Warner Bros, Sony and Paramount deals under microscope.
TSB: We'll Pay UK Stamp Duty for Mortgage Borrowers
TSB bank offers to pay 1% stamp duty for its mortgage customers on homes worth between £125,001 and £250,000.
LulzSec's Sabu to be Sentenced in New York
FBI's Anonymous informer Hector Xavier Monsegur (aka Sabu) faces sentencing.
Peter Cruddas Joins Business for Britain Group to Lobby for EU Reform
Billionaire who received apology from David Cameron joins Business for Britain to lobby government on EU.
Hackers Falsely Claim Responsibility for Dropbox Outage to Honour Aaron Swartz
Hackers falsely claimed responsibility for a Dropbox outage which was actually caused by a routine server upgrade.
WPP Snaps up 80% Stake in Russian Media Giant WVI Group
Omnicom and Publicis merger pushed WPP into the second place as globe's biggest ad group
Two Thirds of UK Workers Have Not Received a Pay Rise in Past Year
Reed says employers need to invest more in their workforce to retain top talent.
Walmart International's Finance Chief Cathy Smith Quits
Walmart US CFO Brett Biggs to replace Smith.
Childcare Costs Soared 19% in 2013 as Unemployed Hit Hardest
Study says 24% unemployed parents want to work but could not because of high costs.
Scottish Independence: Treasury to Make UK Debt Pledge
UK Treasury wants to ensure that borrowing costs do not rise if Scotland leaves union.
Iran Nuclear Programme Deal Pushes Oil Price Lower
US President Barack Obama urged Congress not to impose additional sanctions on the country
Several US Retailers Suffered Cyber Attacks Over 2013 Holiday Shopping Season-Report
Neiman Marcus, Target and some three other firms were victims of data theft.
Debenhams Sells Millions of Shares to Sports Direct
Britain's largest sporting goods retailer has acquired 56.8 million shares, representing 4.63% in Debenhams
Bank Regulators Ease Capital Ratios to Aid Economic Recovery
Regulators still not decided on final leverage ratio to backstop banks during a financial crisis.
Royal Mail Gives Sue Whalley Stamp of Approval as COO
Royal Mail's director of regulation, pricing and government affairs will assume Mark Higson's role
UK Prime Minister David Cameron Pledges Communities Can Keep Shale Gas Fracking Taxes
Environmental concerns played down as potential windfalls are dangled before local councils.
France's Total to Invest £29m in UK Shale Gas Industry
French oil and gas company Total will announce its investment in the lucrative unconventional energy sector
New London Finance Jobs Rise for First Time in Two Years
Recruiters say banks are concentrating on growth after years of restructuring
Jaguar Land Rover Breaks Global Sales Record
Jaguar Land Rover delivers record global sales of nearly 500,000 vehicles in 2013.
India Rejects Vedanta Resources' Bauxite Mining Request
South Korea's Posco get permission to build $12.6bn steel mill in eastern India.
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