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Goldman Sachs Bonus and Salary Pool Tipped to be $13bn
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JPMorgan Plans Banker Bonus Boost Despite Scandals
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Deluge of Law Firms on the Brink of Closure
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Marks & Spencer Faces Boycott over Muslim Policy
Royal Mail Shares Enter FTSE 100
Royal Mail enters London Stock Exchange index for most valuable firms.
SFO Launches Rolls-Royce Bribery and Corruption Probe
Aerospace and defence group Rolls-Royce reveals Serious Fraud Office investigation
JPMorgan Extends US Banking Hours Following Target Data Breach
Discount retailer Target's data breach fears sparks extended bank hours to ease backlog.
Target Data Breach Adds to Case for Computer Chip-Based Card System
New technology that stores data on chips makes it harder for hackers.
Marks & Spencer Faces Boycott Over Muslim Pork and Alcohol Policy [VIDEO]
M&S policy allows Muslim shop assistants to refuse selling alcohol and pork
Christmas Shopping for iPads and Lingerie Boosts John Lewis Sales
Britain's biggest department store group John Lewis posted a 4.2% year-on-year increase in sales
Apple to Boost China Revenues Making Use of World's Largest Mobile Network [VIDEO]
Apple partnered with China Mobile to sell its iPhone 5s and iPhone 5c models.
Tiffany Outlook Tumbles on Swatch $449m Lawsuit
Luxury jeweller is to pay nearly half a billion dollars in damages to watch maker
Blockbuster in Administration to Cost Taxpayers £7m
Blockbuster's parent company, TS Operations Limited, filings show millions of pounds lost
'Megaupload's Kim Dotcom Targeted One-to-One Copying of Unauthorised YouTube Videos'
Wall Street Journal reports top executives at Megaupload admitted unauthorised sharing of videos.
Champagne Sales Loses Fizz for 2nd Consecutive Year
Italian prosecco has overtaken champagne sales for the first time ever in Britain
Chinese Billionaire and Son Die in Dordogne Helicopter Crash
The new proprietor of France's Chateau de la Riviere is the third owner to die in a flying accident.
Edward Snowden NSA Scandal: Agency 'Provided' $10m to Create 'Back Door' in RSA Security Solution
NSA 'paid' $10m to RSA to embed encryption software into software tool Bsafe.
China Beat Britain in US Deal Scrutiny in 2012
Chinese firms file 23 notices with US regulators, compared to 17 from Britain.
BoE: Don't Blame Zombie Firms for UK Productivity Slump
Bank of England study finds low interest rates keeping failing firms alive, not bank forbearance on loans.
Serco Expands £415m MoJ Thameside Prison Contract Despite Electronic Tagging Scandal
Serco under Serious Fraud Office investigation on overcharging taxpayers allegations.
Miami Sues Major US Banks for 'Predatory' Mortgage Lending in City
Miami filed suit against Bank of America, Citigroup and Wells Fargo last week.
FX Fixing Scandal: Global Regulators Find Chat Room Evidence of Trader Collusion
Media report says global investigation into currency market manipulation is drawing to a close
'Faithless' Ex-Morgan Stanley Fund Manager Ordered to Repay $31m to Former Employer
Joseph "Chip" Skowron who had been bank's FrontPoint Partners hedge fund manager was convicted for insider trading.
Labour Leader Ed Miliband Pledges to Clamp Down on 'Crack Cocaine' Gambling Machines
But the ABB says Miliband is playing politics with the jobs of 40,000 people.
Deutsche Bank Wins $330m Mortgage Lawsuit Dismissal on Statute of Limitations
Bank hails victory as plaintiffs were time barred from filing lawsuits
Former Microsoft Manager Charged With £240,000 of Insider Trading
Former Microsoft manager and his trader friend charged with insider trading, earning the pair £240,000 over 18 months.
Chinese Equities Drop to Four-Month Low on Cash Crunch Fears
Markets outside China trade higher after Fed stimulus taper decision.
Major Security Breach At Target Stores Across The U.S.
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