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Lawyers say that as US, UK and European regulators battle to tighten derivatives supervision and rules and prevent a repeat of JP Morgan's 'London Whale' loss, could push businesses to Asia

Foxconn CEO, Terry Gou, urges customers to refrain from buying Samsung's Galaxy S3 until the launch of iPhone 5.

Britain's parliamentary treasury select committee charges the UK regulator with the task to look into HSBC, Lloyds, RBS and Barclays over apparent cases of mis-selling derivatives.

Australia local offers to buy the troubled Eurozone out of debt through a crowdfunding campaign

Gerhard Gribkowsky, charged with illegally taking payments from F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone, says accusations against him 'essentially true'.

Boeing's 787 Dreamliners have better fuel efficiency, high cabin pressure and humidity that contribute to cheaper operating costs and more flying comfort.

A voice-over actress has shed some light on Mass Effect 3's controversial ending, script leaks, and tasteless roles.

EA's download portal Origin is looking to challenge rival Steam by offering huge discounts on big game titles.

News Limited did not announce the number of redundancies as part of its new restructuring plan.

Ryanair has made a move to take a 50 percent stake in Aer Lingus, despite having past attempts rejected by EU regulators on competition grounds

World's largest luggage maker recalls 250,000 cases in American Tourister range over reports of carcinogenic chemicals in handles.

Rupert Murdoch's takeover bid of CMH comes in wake of reported job cuts at News Limited .

Office of the Comptroller of the Currency Thomas Curry says the $2bn loss will not create a solvency issue for JP Morgan at the bank's CEO Jamie Dimon second testimony.

The full audit of Spanish banks being delayed until September raises fears that Spain will need more than its originally agreed IMF €100bn bailout.

Ratings agency Moody's report on the triple-A rated Asian tiger highlights resilience of Singapore's economy

The investment bank is looking to settle out-of-court after nuns and other investors sued the bank over a hybrid bond sale

Kazuhiko Asakawa and three others were accused of hiding the losses.

World’s largest yoghurt maker warns of operating profit margin decline on Spain market deterioration

G20 Draft Communique to boost IMF firewall, tackle the sovereign debt crisis and prevent further emerging market contagion.

Ratings agency Fitch slashes India's credit rating outlook to negative, following similar calls from Standard & Poor's earlier this month.

For the first time in three years the world's only superpower can claim to have the world's fastest supercomputer.

As India seeks more oil and gas from OPEC and the wider markets following Iran's sanction woes, the move could intensify growth problems and high inflation

India's central bank defies market expectations for an interest rate cut and keeps rates unchanged

Blizzard finds itself in a mess, thanks to legal notices from France and Germany over false advertisement and poor server infrastructure for online gaming.

Bret Taylor announces his decision to leave the company through his Facebook page.

Gupta was found guilty of feeding confidential information to a corporate hedge fund manager.

Extra oil demand from India, following cut backs from Iranian imports on sanction woes, will help push prices back up in H2 this year, say analysts

Mass Effect (ME) Fans have once again resorted to expressing their dissent on BioWare forums after ASA's controversial ruling in favour of Electronic Arts.

Eurozone debt crisis and the global market jittery don't seem to have watered down the interest in Felda Global Ventures' (FGV) $3.2 billion (£2bn) Initial Public Offering (IPO), the second largest after the Facebook listing.