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Soros said in interview with German weekly Der Spiegel that he believes in euro.

Both HSBC CEO Stuart Gulliver and his staff pocket bumper rises in bonuses

Stuart Gulliver has cut costs with a major job cull as well as cracking down on operating charges

Calver will receive a payment of £250,000 pounds of a six months' notice period

However, Forensic Asia report says HSBC need to inject £70bn of capital by 2020.

Business for Britain is calling for a radical overhaul of the European Union.

Fairtrade Foundation report says UK supermarket sector has almost halved the shelf price of loose bananas.

Security flaw could allow hackers to intercept email and other communications.

Increased litecoin mining based on GPUs increased demand and prices for graphics cards.

RBS and NatWest customers can make deposits or pay in cheques at Post Office branches

Verizon revealed that it has completed its acquisition of Vodafone's indirect interest in Verizon wireless

Baturina's Be Open foundation travels to India to stoke interest in design innovation and technology.

Repsol had majority stake in YPF that was nationalised by Argentina.

Best photos of the day: 21 February 2014.

Campaign group Airtaxback says airlines are not forthcoming with refunds

Newscorp tycoon lost his Fifth Avenue apartment in his divorce settlement with Wendi Deng

Google is raising $1bn to refinance debt maturing in May.

Mt. Gox said it experienced some security problems in addition to technical issue.

Deutsche Bank Settles €925m Leo Kirch 12 Year Long Lawsuit

RBS is tipped to be withdrawing from even more risky investment banking activities

Amazon Coins had been available only on Kindle Fire tablets.

The 14 successful UK-signed acts from the first round of the Music Export Growth Scheme.

Estimated 100 metric tonnes of radioactive water has leaked from water tank at Fukushima Daiichi plant.

Manufacturers say government "acting unreasonably" over visas.

The Mayor of London Boris Johnson says the new trains will revolutionise rail travel.

BP, HSBC, and BT may benefit from investors eyeing high-yielding stocks.

Operator will triple the size of its apprenticeship scheme and create new customer service jobs.

eBay CEO John Donahoe said digital currencies are not posing threat to his business.

The UKCES says the main reason employers think young people are unprepared for work is a lack of experience.