BUSINESS

Fines for Libor fixing, Euribor rigging and Tibor manipulation will be announced by EU.

An unmanned Falcon 9 rocket developed by SpaceX, blasted off on Tuesday (December 3) to put the company's first commercial satellite into orbit, staking a potentially game-changing claim in a global industry worth nearly $190 billion (£116bn) a year.

Cllr Damian Gannon cannot estimate future council job losses.

Colin Privett of software analysis company CAST says banking IT investment neglected for years.

UK government files 'amicus brief' in Texas district court to support BP appeal against EPA embargo on US public contracts.

Brand Finance report claims valuable 'Brand Britain' would be 'squandered' by an independent Scotland.

China says US anti-dumping measures involve a total export value of $8.4bn.

French government says that private firms will be allowed to protect French shipping from pirate attacks off Africa.

Charlie Mullins, chief executive of Pimlico Plumbers, blogs for IBTimes UK.

The concept of free schools is nothing new - and we should give it a chance to work.

Hang Seng China Enterprises Index forecast to rise 19% by the end of 2014.

Hong Kong court of appeal denies Nancy Kissel retrial for murder of husband in 2005.

Tim Wise, a managing director at JPMorgan's UK investment banking arm, reveals fee at Treasury Select Committee hearing.

Protesters in Bangkok declare 'victory' as police avoids force.

Financial Conduct Authority working with RBS to fix Cyber Monday glitches.

Large number of RBS customers still unable to pay for goods or services or receive payments.

The trade union members have refused to take a 1% pay increase offer.

Markit/CIPS PMI survey shows fastest pace of UK construction output growth in six years during November.

Centre for London says the recommendation is the next step in deterrence and enforcement.

UK PM using visit to lay ground for China-EU free trade pact but Europe lukewarm.

S&P credit ratings agency says US Justice Department bringing unworkable litigation against it.

US manufacturing activity rose to a 30 month high in November.

Unite says Ineos needs to 'come clean over job losses' and has betrayed workers.

European Securities and Markets Authority investigates agencies' roles in sovereign debt crisis.

RBS says central system fixed after phone and internet banking disruptions.

The government says the data reflects improvements seen in other aspects of the country's economy.

Ruling overturns US District Judge Carl Barbier's decision, upholding settlement administrator's evaluation methods.

Bank customers still reporting they cannot purchase goods or receive payments.

Customers report that they cannot access online banking services, pay for goods by card or Paypal