1,000 Flock to Aldi Jobs Fair Despite Record Numbers in Employment
More than 1,000 hopefuls queued for hours outside a hotel in Dudley with the hope of landing one of 40 positions.
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UK Firms Named and Shamed For All-Males Boards in Equality Initiative
Lord Davies will publish his report into boardroom gender equality on Wednesday 26 March.
Putin and Cronies' Bank of Choice Warns Against FX Payments on Russian Sanctions
Bank Rossiya urged customers to refrain from making foreign currency payments post Russian sanctions
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Credit Suisse Eyes 500 Private Bank Job Cuts
Swiss bank has a multi-billion euro cost cutting plan
China Manufacturing Sector Contracts Further Amid Weak Domestic Demand
HSBC flash PMI declines to 48.1 in March from 48.5 in February.
Surge in Chinese Speakers in City as London Becomes Renminbi Hub
Mandarin and Cantonese speakers on the rise in investment bank recruitment drive
Wage Inequality Soars in London and South-East as Pay Gap Widens
New TUC report argues everyone must benefit from the recovery, not just those at the top.
US Judge Approves JPMorgan's $218m Bernard Madoff Class-Action Payout
Trustee liquidating Madoff's firm estimated Madoff customers lost $17.3bn of principal.
Crude Futures Mixed Amid Ukraine Crisis and US Rates Outlook
Brent futures down 1.2% for week while US crude gains 0.6%.
Gold Prices To Drop on US Fed Reserve Stimulus Taper
Analysts expect gold to log a little more weakness before it bounces back.
Bitcoin Exchange BTC-e Allows Fund Withdrawals through MasterCard and Visa Cards
Transfer of funds only in US dollars for which 5% service fee is charged.
Obama Allays Fears of CEOs of Facebook, Google and Netflix on NSA
President tells tech bosses he is committed to protecting people's privacy
Crimea Crisis: Is London Turning on its Russians?
Supermodel, actress and law graduate Katia Elizarova speaks exclusively to IBTimes UK about her fears
Suicide in the City: Bankers Can Face 'Years of Misery'
City bankers can face burnout and loss of identity in high pressure world of finance, according to life coach Nathalina Harrison.
Katia Elizarova: Why I Fear for Family, Friends, Film and Fashion on Russian Sanctions
Supermodel, actress and law graduate speaks exclusively to IBTimes UK about her fears
3D Printing Helping Cybercriminal Mass-Produce Fake POS Terminals and ATM Skimmers
A cybercriminal is claiming he can mass-produce ATM skimmers and fake point-of-sale terminals using 3D printing technology.
Gus O'Donnell: Governments Should Use a Happiness Index to Measure Progress
The former cabinet secretary says GDP is not enough to measure prosperity.
Pimco Replaced by TCW as Manager of $1.3bn Bond Fund
TCW fund managers Tad Rivelle, Stephen Kane and Laird Landmann were Pimco staffers.
Russia's Credit Outlook Cut to Negative Amid US and EU Sanctions
US and EU sanctions target wealthy Russians close to President Vladimir Putin.
Flying Drone Can Monitor Smartphones From the Air, so Turn Your Wi-Fi Off
Turn off your Wi-Fi network when out, as anyone could hack your information, warn researchers.
Should Corruption Risks Stop You Doing Business In China?
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BG Group Could Cut 1,100 UK Jobs on Redundancy Plan
The oil and gas giant says it is focusing on streamlining and managing costs across the company.
Scottish Independence: Catalonia Smacks Down Scotland Referendum Parallels
The Catalan government claims the comparison is "impossible"
SEC Probes Electronic Bond Trading Platforms for Possible Manipulation
Probe is to get more information on electronic trading platform rather than build case for enforcement action.
Deutsche Bank Fails to Win Dismissal of Four US Home Loan Lawsuits
Cases concern securitisation trusts backed by about $2.9bn of home loans.
Putin Pledges to Keep Salary in Bank Rossiya Despite US Sanctions over Crimea Referendum
Russia's President is urging nationals and Bank Rossiya customers not to worry
Budget 2014: Voters Back George Osborne's 'Pensions Revolution'
The results come after the UK government unveiled radical retirement reforms.
China's Tourists Offered Smog Insurance Cover
Ping An Insurance and online travel agency Ctrip International joined to launch new insurance product.
Russia Pushes Ukraine to 'Pay Back' $16bn After Crimea Referendum
Local agencies say Russian Prime Minister Medvedev told Vladimir Putin about the debt in a meeting
US Bank Regulator Says Volcker Rule to Cost Banks $4.3bn in One Year
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency estimates the cost of the Volcker rule at between $413m and $4.3bn.
GlaxoSmithKline Boss Beats Rolls Royce and John Lewis Chiefs to Top CEO League Table
Andrew Witty, chief executive from 2008, given a staggering 100% approval rating by his staff.
Russia's Rosneft Should be Delisted From LSE Over Crimea, Says Former Yukos Exec
Bruce Misamore, former CFO of Yukos, that was absorbed into Rosneft, called for delisting Moscow-based company.
UK Competition Regulator Floors Furniture and Carpet Shop Investigation
DFS, SCS, Carpetright, Dreams, Furniture Village and Harveys/Bensons were being probed
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