COMPANIES

Swiss bank has a multi-billion euro cost cutting plan

Mandarin and Cantonese speakers on the rise in investment bank recruitment drive

New TUC report argues everyone must benefit from the recovery, not just those at the top.

Trustee liquidating Madoff's firm estimated Madoff customers lost $17.3bn of principal.

Transfer of funds only in US dollars for which 5% service fee is charged.

President tells tech bosses he is committed to protecting people's privacy

The former cabinet secretary says GDP is not enough to measure prosperity.

TCW fund managers Tad Rivelle, Stephen Kane and Laird Landmann were Pimco staffers.

The oil and gas giant says it is focusing on streamlining and managing costs across the company.

Cases concern securitisation trusts backed by about $2.9bn of home loans.

The results come after the UK government unveiled radical retirement reforms.

Ping An Insurance and online travel agency Ctrip International joined to launch new insurance product.

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency estimates the cost of the Volcker rule at between $413m and $4.3bn.

Bruce Misamore, former CFO of Yukos, that was absorbed into Rosneft, called for delisting Moscow-based company.

DFS, SCS, Carpetright, Dreams, Furniture Village and Harveys/Bensons were being probed

200,000 bitcoins rediscovered in an old-format wallet were some of the 850,000 which the exchange reported missing last month.

Alliance Trust, Shell, BP, Unilever, RBS all warn against Scottish independence

Half of FTSE100 companies have cyber security concerns and issues

Trade union Unison says it will consult more than 600,000 of its council worker members for industrial action.

Ed Miliband needs to adopt a new riff to take on Cameron and Clegg as wages catch up with inflation.

Assured Guaranty Municipal alleges RBS committed fraud.

US dairy prices could rise further while coffee prices hit two-year high in March.

Lawsuit filed in federal court in California highlights issue of 'successor liability'.

George Osborne's savings "revolution" contradicts the government's other massive pensions reform.

Toyota deal and probe into GM's handling of ignition-switch recall led by US Attorney Preet Bharara.

Company performance firm Xactly's strategy chief unveils the changing landscape for incentive schemes

Erik Charles from Xactly reveals why paying the 'market rate' is essential to retaining top staff.

The ratings agency says the major providers could absorb the negative effects of the proposed reforms.

Business secretary Vince Cable hails move as huge vote of confidence in Britain's rail industry.