BAE Cuts Could Cost Scottish Economy £195m and 2,400 Jobs
Strathclyde University impact assessment says Glasgow naval yard cuts would have serious knock-on effects on Scottish economy.
Siemens' Stock Price Jumps on €4bn Share Buy-Back Announcement
Siemens' shares gain over 4% in Frankfurt.
Regulators Find No Evidence of £300bn Gas Market Manipulation
Ofgem and Financial Conduct Authority find gas prices not tampered with through market manipulation.
US Hedge Fund and Banker Bonuses to Jump 10% in 2013
Consulting firm Johnson Associates says Wall Street bonuses will rise but there's a disparity between sectors
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Mis-Selling Derivatives Factbox: FCA Reveals Only £15.3m in Redress Paid Out
FCA unveils October update report on the interest rate hedging product review with HSBC, Barclays, RBS and Lloyds
Asian Markets Trade Lower Ahead of US Data and China Politburo Meeting
Investors await US Q3 GDP data due on 7 November.
Mis-Selling Derivatives Scandal: FCA Reveals 95% of Swap Sales Were Non-Compliant
Only £15.3m paid out in redress as Lloyds, RBS and HSBC split redress payments.
European Markets Trade Lower Ahead of BoE, ECB Policy Decisions
ECB may lower its main refinancing rate.
Mis-Selling Derivatives: Lloyds to Split Redress and Consequential Loss Payments for All Customers
Lloyds Banking Group revises its split payment system and falls in line with RBS and HSBC.
Scottish Independence Poll: Voters Back Union Ahead of Referendum
TNS BMRB poll reveals 47% supporting staying in Britain just a year ahead of referendum.
Scotland's Economy to Recover from Financial Crisis in 2014
CEBR has revised Scotland's economic growth up to 2.2% for the year that the country votes for independence.
Twitter Listing: Concerns over Profitability, Valuation and Idling Users Point to Tough Road Ahead
Twitter priced its shares at $26 before its debut trading on 7 November.
Samsung Eyes Acquisitions and Improved Marketing To End Apple's Tablet Domination
Samsung vows to increase investor returns at rare analyst briefing on 6 November.
Traders Swindle £24m from 1,500 Investors in Carbon Credit Scam
Insolvency Service and Financial Conduct Authority warn inexperienced investors against buying carbon credits.
The Middle East, Monaco, Singapore: Who's Profiting From the Swiss Banking Secrecy Ratline?
Confusion swirls over where Switzerland's cash pile is going to amid a crackdown on banking secrecy
Smithfield Parent Shuanghui Taps Banks for $6bn Hong Kong Flotation
IPO expected in the second quarter of 2014.
End Unpaid Internships, Urges Social Mobility Tsar Alan Milburn
Labour MP Alan Milburn argues Britain's top jobs are dominated by a "social elite".
FX Fixing Scandal: Lloyds Launches Internal Review of Currency Trading
Lloyds joins RBS and Deutsche Bank, which are reviewing their FX trading processes.
Persimmon: Help to Buy's Equity Loan Scheme More Effective Than Government Guarantee
Persimmon sold sold more than 3,000 homes under Help to Buy equity loan scheme, while government guarantee is yet to make impact.
Centrica Seals £4.4bn Gas Deal with Qatar
One of Britain's largest energy companies has entered into a four and a half year supply agreement.
Greece Fears Riots over Austerity Measures as Troika Reviews Bailout
Greek unions walk out in protest against the visit of international creditors.
China's RMB Liberalisation: the Growing Influence of the Currency on Asean Markets
HSBC's Asia-Pacific Regional Head of Commercial Banking talks about the impact from yuan liberalisation.
SSE Warns of UK Power Shortages and More Price Hikes
Big Six energy firm warns that National Grid has underestimated risk of power shortages.
European Markets Climb Ahead of BoE and ECB Policy Meetings
Both central banks to announce monetary policy decisions on 7 November.
Google Boosts US and UK Property Market by Billions of Dollars
Tech giant's massive demands for office space generates billions in property deals.
Most Asian Markets Trade Lower Ahead of US Data and China Politburo Meet
Japanese and Australian equities buck the trend.
Prosecutors Could Fine Deutsche Bank in Kirch Lawsuit
Deutsche Bank Co-CEO Juergen Fitschen was earlier named as suspect in lawsuit.
Edward Snowden NSA Scandal: Apple Pushes for Further Disclosure About Government Data Requests
Apple disclosed data requests it received from various governments.
Foxtons Does Not See 'Significant Upturn' in London Property Sales
British estate agent giant posted a 17.9% rise in group turnover quarter-on-quarter.
US Lawyers for Jewish Families Slam €1bn Nazi Art Seizure Process
Collection of 1,500 artworks confiscated by the Nazis was found in Munich apartment.
Hundreds of Staff Left 'Deeply Distressed' as Barclays Closes Coventry Call Centre
Unite says the move will be deeply distressing for the workforce and the local community.
EU Warns of Energy Price Hike Unless Crack Down on Subsidies
The European Union is revising rules on energy subsidies to phase them out.
US Oil Futures Near Four-Month Low on US Inventory Build-up Fears
American Petroleum Institute and the EIA to release inventory data on 5-6 November.
Rate Fixing Scandal: EC to Hit RBS, HSBC, JPM and Three Other Banks With Euribor Rigging Fines
Barclays tipped to escape a fine because it alerted the European Commission to suspected wrongdoing.
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