Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill: BP Unveils New Evidence of Fraud in Settlement Programme
BP says it has discovered new evidence of fraud and conflicts of interest in the compensation programme
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HSBC Eyes $1.6bn Mortgage-Backed Bond Settlement with FHFA
Banking giant was accused of mis-selling mortgage-backed bonds during US housing bubble.
Kate Middleton's Royal Baby Son George and Tennis' Andy Murray Drive UK July Retail Sales
UK experiences fastest July sales growth since 2006, rising 3.9%
Mission Impossible: UK Government Efforts to Get Banks Lending to Businesses Aren’t Working
Co-founder of Platform Black says all programmes and incentives to get banks lending to SMEs are falling flat
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Jo Swinson MP on new Consumer Protection Legislation [Exclusive Interview]
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Labour Party: David Cameron is Worst UK Prime Minister for Living Standards on Record
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Washington Post Sold to Amazon Founder Jeff Bezos for $250M
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Citizens Advice, BRC and Experts Praise New Consumer Protection Legislation [VIDEO]
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UK Government Unveils New Draft Legislation Against Misleading and Aggressive Consumer Practices [VIDEO]
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EXCLUSIVE: Consumer affairs minister Jo Swinson and Business Secretary Vince Cable reviewing practices but won't seek outright ban
Payday Lending: UK's Vince Cable and Jo Swinson to Meet Archbishop of Canterbury to Forge New Credit Union Rules [VIDEO]
EXCLUSIVE: Business secretary, consumer affairs minister, and Justin Welby to chalk-up draft credit union legislation
Bernie Ecclestone Faces Fresh Legal Assault over F1 Group Sale Bribery Claims
London judge orders Formula One Group and CVC to disclose sale documents to German media group Constantin Medien.
China Secures Key Maritime Supply Route With Mega Port Project in Sri Lanka
State-run China Merchants Holdings to operate huge container terminal in Colombo.
BP: Ferc's Natural Gas Market Manipulation Allegations 'Without Merit'
US regulator the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission gives BP 30 days to defend itself against claims.
UK Service Sector Activity Rockets to Six-and-a-Half Year High
Markit/CIPS service sector PMI soars on rising output, new orders, sales and staffing levels.
Balfour Beatty Uses Zero-Hours Staff on Public Contract
Infrastructure and services giant hires cleaning staff on zero-hours contracts for the West Berkshire Council.
TCI Asks EADS to Sell its Stake in Dassault
TCI said Dassault holdings was 'a poor use of capital.'
South Korea Concerned About US Veto On Apple Import Ban
Samsung loses over $1bn in market value following US veto, as South Korea's concerns branded 'absurd' by expert.
Has Eurozone Finally Turned the Corner? Business Activity Expands For First Time in 18 Months
Markit Eurozone composite PMI rises to 50.5 in July from 48.7 in June on accelerated activity in Germany.
UK Mergers and Acquisitions Volume Plunge By 31% in 2013
UK at bottom of M&A deals list while US is on top.
EXCLUSIVE: UK Town Halls Hire 1000s of Zero-Hours or 'Casual' Contractors
IBTimes UK's investigation uncovers widespread use of no-guaranteed working hours arrangements at local councils across Britain.
HSBC's Revenue Slump Offset By Thousands of Job Losses and Business Closures
HSBC's profits rise on the success of its three-year cost cutting programme and despite a fall in revenue
HSBC Profits Soar Partly on Lower Mis-Selling Derivatives and PPI Compensation
HSBC's interim results show operating expenses decreased on lower charges relating to UK customer redress programmes
Markets, Politics and Economics: Hiatus, Crisis and Silence in Europe
Daniel Stewart's chief economist guides us through the month ahead
'Fed Reserve’s Ben Bernanke is the Greatest Living Expert on the Great Depression'
Daniel Stewart's chief economist says investors that consistently listen to Bernanke pays-off
One Million British Workers on Zero-Hours Contracts
CIPD survey shows 750,000 more on zero-hours contracts than the official estimate.
European Markets Climb Ahead of Services PMI Data
Economists expect the releases to remain largely unchanged from last month.
Asian Markets Fall On Weak US Jobs Growth But China Beats The Trend
Upbeat services activity data for July boosts Chinese stocks.
France's Natixis to Axe Around 700 Jobs
Natixis plans to slash hundreds from the headcount with a voluntary removal scheme.
Vodafone Sues Telecom Italia for €1bn Over 'Dominance Abuse'
Vodafone charges Telecom Italia with impeding competition.
IBT Media Buys Newsweek
IBTimes UK's parent company will acquire US current affairs heavyweight Newsweek
Goldman Sachs and LME Face US Lawsuit Over Aluminium Hoarding
Superior Extrusion sues Goldman and LME for allegedly holding back aluminium supplies and pushing up prices.
Lauren Nicklinson on the Right to Die: All is Not Lost for Tony Nicklinson and Paul Lamb's Court Battle
Tony Nicklinson's daughter Lauren says the family will appeal to the Supreme Court
UK's Little Chef Sold for £15m to Kuwaiti Restaurant Group
Restaurant chain Little Chef has been sold to the UK arm of Kout Food Group, which runs more than 40 Burger King and KFC outlets in the UK as well as the Maison Blanc brand.
Gold Prices Bounce Back on US Jobs Data But Post Weekly Loss
Spot gold hovered at $1,309.80 (£856.86) an ounce, dropping 1.8% during the week.
Asian Markets Weekly Review: Japan's Nikkei Outshines Other Indices
Markets cautious as investors weigh key policy moves, especially by Fed.
China Orders Recall of Milk Products of New Zealand's Fonterra
Bacteria that can lead to food poisoning found in some products.
Allianz, Europe's Biggest Insurer, Posts 27% Rise in Net Profit
Allianz profit rises on increased revenue from its insurance and management units.
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