BUSINESS

WSJ says one of world's largest brokers is close to civil probe settlement related to rate manipulation.

In an interview granted to IBTimes UK, Sollecito, 29, denies he was hiding from justice and reaches out to the family of the British student he is jointly accused with Knox of killing, begging them to open dialogue with him.

Typhoon Usagi, moving towards Hong Kong, could hit trade on 23 October.

Ebbing of Syria war fears and ending of Libya oil strike boost supplies.

After strongest weekly gain in over a month, gold prices dip.

Revised rules for lodging work-related complaints make claimants pay upfront in effort to save taxpayer money.

Leading US consultants likely to review Europe's biggest banks

Some fear the scheme will blow another house price bubble, but is there slack in the property market?

India's inflation rose to 6-month high at 6.1% in August.

Jenny Taylor says the organisation is currently giving out up to 1,000 food bags per month.

The currency gains 4% on the US Dollar in the five days to 20 September.

Salamanca Group's cybercrime expert Heyrick Bond Gunning says fighting hacking is pointless if 'you leave your front door open'.

The move is part of the employer's Transform 2015 restructuring programme.

Dovish MPC member David Miles sees positive signs for economic recovery.

US Commodity Futures Trading Commission chairman wants reforms made at global level.

Consultancy and outsourcing giant Accenture uses its Skills to Succeed programme to encourage young entrepreneurs.

Youth Business International works with young people across the globe to foster entrepreneurship.

Employee share ownership group ifs ProShare blasts government for introducing policy.

Latest sale leaves RBS on track to sell out Direct Line shares by the end of 2014

Foxtons valued at £649m in flotation after selling 60% of stock at top-end of price estimate.

US Treasury expected to hit its $16.7tn borrowing ceiling around mid-October.

BP also cancelled contracts to build bespoke extension to its Mad Dog oil project in Gulf of Mexico

Ex-CBI and Bank of England man Lambert to develop and chair new standards body recommended by parliament.

Police arrest a gang who allegedly took control of a Barclays Bank computer

We've all seen the queues outside Apple stores ahead of a new iPhone or iPad launch, but we wanted to know why people spent days in line just to nab the latest gadget.

Rate hike in India weighs on regional investor sentiment in the short term.

Security services company admits it had vetted navy yard gunman.

JPM also ordered to pay nearly $1bn in fines related to the London Whale scandal legal losses

Eight Men have been arrested in connection with a £1.3m robbery of a branch of Barclays that involved taking control of one of the bank's computers.