COMPANIES

Investment bank confirms John Brooks was employee at time of alleged futures fraud.

Potential NYSE listing to value the microblogging service at around $16bn.

Whistleblowing and Retaliation author says not all 'rats' keep firms honest.

Southeast Asia's recent economic growth has attracted investments from many foreign private-equity firms.

Tokyo Electric Power (Tepco) expected to receive funds in December

Sunday Times Rich List entrant talks exclusively about the rise of one of the world's largest security groups

Amur tells IBTimes UK about nickel / copper exploration in east Russia

Sir Richard Leese says he welcomes the investment into Manchester.

Plan drawn up to help organisation increase competitiveness.

Central bank governor says the country expects $12bn from UAE, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait.

Taxpayers' Alliance releases damning report after figures show EU spent €2.4bn on ads in a single year.

Alibaba decided to list in the US, instead of Hong Kong, to gain corporate structure privileges

Konigsberg pleaded not guilty to manipulating the accounts

Nonfarm labour productivity in second quarter up by mere 0.3%, says study.

China state-owned CPMIEC defeated rival bids from US, Russian and European firms.

Cosgrove Hall Fitzpatrick Media Group's Simon Hall about the changing face of children's television

Financiers, small screen stars, artists, entrepreneurs, and models gather for Toff Services launch

Governor of Japan's Niigata prefecture gave nod to apply for restarting Kashiwazaki Kariwa plant.

Reports suggest JPM on brink of settlement.

HSBC and Standard Chartered expected to open branches in the FTZ

Ernst & Young report reveals Asia has the worst defences against corporate fraud of any region.

National Australia Bank-owned group failed to treat its mortgage customers fairly by miscalculating repayments

Moody's rating agency slaps a 'credit negative' on the country as tourism set to slump

PWC says the UK ranks highly when it comes to conducting business.

China's Tianjin Materials and Equipment Group Corporation snaps up equity slice after project was valuated at $6bn

The deal marks the second multi-billion dollar European acquisition by a Japanese company in September.

Chairman Yorihiko Kojima says economic policy helps investment in domestic energy sector.

Chancellor George Osborne says Brussels has gone too far with reforms and cap was rushed through without studying implications.

The Indian government opens up shale gas exploration and clears the way for allocating coal fields through auctions.