Morgan Stanley Promotes 153 Bankers to Managing Director
Around 64% of the promoted bankers are based in the US
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NSA Accused of Collecting 200 Million Text Messages Per Day
GCHQ also found to have used Dishfire program to tap Britons' communications.
US Senate Approves $1.1tn Spending Bill to Avert Shutdown
US Senate Approves $1.1tn Spending Bill to Avert Shutdown
UK Housing Crisis: Landlords Cash in on Rising Rents and House Prices
LSL Property Services shows 8.8% rise in annual returns on rental property for UK landlords
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Anxiety Crisis? Half of HMRC Staff Say They are Stressed-Out
The department's employee engagement survey revealed 50% of HMRC workers said they felt anxious.
Citigroup Shares Lose Over 4% on Disappointing Earnings
US investment banking giant Citigroup sees lower revenues and income in fourth quarter.
Wef Top Risks: Why Your Economic and Political Fears Could Get Worse in 2014
IBTimes UK looks at some of the greatest risks facing the world in 2014
Singapore's Super Group is Attractive Instant-Coffee Acquisition Target in Asia
Japan's Kirin, Suntory and Asahi likely suitors for Singapore-listed Super Group.
Why Curbing Bank Bonuses is a Terrible Idea
The UK government and Bank of England are against a banker's bonus cap. But why?
Goldman Sachs Pay and Bonuses Hit $12.61bn in 2013
Total Goldman staff also increased 2% compared with the end of 2012
Female, Well-Educated and 40? Then You Are One of the UK's Most Fulfilled Workers
Randstad also says £31,600 is the average salary of a "very fulfilled" worker in the UK.
China's Luxury Spending Falls Again as More Millionaires Look to Emigrate
Overall luxury spending fell by 15% while spending on gifts declined 25%.
Worries of Migrant Construction Workers in Qatar Would be Eased by Electronic Wage Payments
Engineers Against Poverty says electronic payment would help solve problems of wage exploitation.
Deutsche Bank, Citigroup Feel Heat of FX Investigation
Silicon Valley VC Thinks Single Bitcoin Could be Worth $100,000
Chris Dixon of Andressen Horowitz says bitcoin can be leading means of making payments on internet.
Co-op Unveils Review Details Post-Paul Flowers and Capital Black Hole Scandals
Lord Myners, newly appointed Senior Independent Director, will lead the review
CoE Bolsters Crusade Against Payday Loans with Hector Sants Hire
Sants is the former head of compliance at Barclays' and ex- head of the FSA
South African Platinum Mines Face Fresh Strike Threats over Pay
Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union says it could walk-out over the dispute.
Citibank to Replace Debit Cards Involved in Target Data Breach
Citi is second major bank in US to do so after JP Morgan Chase.
UK House Price Rise Expectations Strike 14-year High in December: RICS
Number of homes sold per chartered surveyor in December at highest since March 2008.
Britain's Anti-EU and Immigration Sentiment Grows as Ukip Tipped to Beat Conservatives
The YouGov survey found 26% of respondents would vote for the UK Independence Party
BoE's Mark Carney Slams Banker Bonus Caps but Eyes Deferrals
Bank of England Governor Mark Carney hits out at 'crude' banker bonus caps.
FX Fixing Scandal: Hundreds of Traders Tipped to be Implicated Via Chatrooms
Meanwhile, Citi and Deutsche Bank have suspended traders over the last week
Defence Firm Altegrity That Vetted Snowden Faces $1.8bn Debt
US defence contractor Altegrity is holding company for USIS that vetted Edward Snowden and Aaron Alexis.
FX Fixing Scandal: BoE Talked to Chief Dealers a Year Before Probes
A Freedom of Information Act request revealed BoE officials discussed the FX setting process with traders
China Defends Blocking Facebook, Twitter and Bloomberg
China's ambassador to UK Liu Xiaoming says websites have to abide by country's law.
Investment Banking's Marathon Man Culture Won't Change Despite Relaxed Rules for Junior Staff
Intern Moritz Erhardt's death has seen the investment banking industry change its policies towards interns and low-level staff.
Attention UK Retail Firms: Sales from Mobile Devices Just Rocketed 138%
The IMRG/Capgemini e-retail index reveals just how fast growth is in shopping from tablets and smartphones.
Bank of England's Mark Carney Debunks Labour's Logic on Splitting Up Banks
Mark Carney undermines Labour leader Ed Miliband's arguments on breaking up banks.
China Asks IMF to Grant Greater Powers to Emerging Market Economies
IMF power structure dates back to organisation's founding in 1944.
RBS Pay and Bonuses: Why the UK Government Needs to Stop Meddling
RBS is 81% owned by the taxpayer but privatisation plans will be scuppered with persistent fiddling
China's Dollar Trap: Foreign Exchange Reserves Hit $3.8tn
Analysts say rising interest rates and the appreciation in yuan might have created hot money inflows.
UK Consumers Spent Record £91bn Online Shopping in 2013
IMRG/Capgemini e-retail index shows mobile devices, such as tablets, driving internet sales growth.
How Real are George Osborne's Threats About Leaving EU?
The chancellor's threats about leaving Europe are the result of tectonic power shifts from within his party, and from further afield.
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