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British court hears how Serious Fraud Office could see another 22 people face rigging charges

American economy expected to have created 185,000 new jobs in September.

Minneapolis-Saint Paul region's GDP is slightly larger than that of Ireland and Portugal

Twitter has an estimated 15 million users in India.

CFTC asks major currency dealing banks to hand over evidence.

Former JPM Chief Investment Office chief is appealing against the Financial Conduct Authority's findings

BHP would withdraw from nine oil and gas projects in India and would keep just one deepwater field in Mumbai.

JPM's chief executive says embattled bank facing £13bn settlement still 'doing great stuff'.

Bully-Banks survey shows majority were sold products in 2006, 2007, 2008 but Limitations Act is six years

JPMorgan inked a $4bn settlement with the FHFA last week.

Formula One racing team borrowed £33m in 2012.

Airbus CEO Fabrice Bregier aims at 50% market share in Japan in the next 20-25 years.

Director of the Europe and Middle East division says philanthropy and entrepreneurship is vital for economic recovery

JPM's chief executive is urging watchdogs to end the criminal probe into mortgage related issues

npower becomes the third of the 'big six' to inflict more pain on households

Profit-taking in India weighs down on the Sensex.

German lender starts talks with employees over possible Libor manipulation, says Handelsblatt.

Troubled British lender Co-op Bank already has a balance sheet black hole

Former oil executive begs for moral obligation to factor into setting prices

Markit Household Index data shows higher energy bills and lower pay is eating into consumer spending

Reports say JPM has struck deal with US Department of Justice but remains open to criminal liability.

German food manufacturer profited from relationship with Adolf Hitler.

Two banks valued postal company at £5bn in June.

Government will not sell its 81% holding in RBS until after next general election, Osborne tells the Daily Telegraph.

Ceta will boost boost bilateral trade by 23% between EU and Canada.

Curbing bonuses doesn't mean less cash is being paid out, it means salaries are rising

Government wants firms to invest in technology and raise salaries.

Barclays is battling fresh Libor fixing evidence in court after Guardian Care Homes, which is seeking an invalidation of complex derivative products it was sold to by the bank, takes it to an appeals court.

HSBC pledges to fight the bumper judgment relating to a unit it bought before the financial crisis