UK's Financial Services Authority fines Sachin Karpe and Laila Karan for unauthorised trading scheme in the foreign exchange markets.
Google’s planned £7.9bn takeover of Motorola Mobility has been approved by Chinese authorities, granting the internet giant access to Motorola’s 17,000 patents.
Media sources say that motor racing giant Formula One has gained approval for an initial public offering worth nearly $3bn on Singapore's stock exchange
Budget airline Ryanair warns of a future decline in profits on higher fuel costs, despite beating forecasts with a 2012 profit surge.
Following BioWare's announcement of plans to address gamer concerns over Mass Effect 3's (ME3) ending, gamers have been anxiously waiting to get their hands on the 'Extended Cut' DLC.
Sony Pictures is reportedly in confrontation with cinemas over the issue of who would bear the cost of 3D glasses of the movie, "Men In Black III."
Northrop Grumman signs Memorandums of Agreement with two Itajubá-based companies.
Facebook have begun trading shares on the Nasdaq Stock Market today, priced at $38 which makes the eight year old company, worth a staggering $104 billion.
Facebook's founders, early executives and investors would be seeing their fortune soaring to new heights after the IPO.
Treasury committed itself before looking in detail at the possible consequences for the taxpayer, says NAO.
Facebook shares priced at $38 (£24) each to start trading at Nasdaq, making it the biggest IPO in terms market capitalisation in US history.
Mass Effect 3's (ME3) upcoming multiplayer DLC - 'Rebellion' - details have been reportedly leaked by Sony Hong Kong's official site.
Award, given by European Institute for Creative Strategies and Innovation, honours companies or organisations whose innovative ideas and products help advance society.
A vote in favour of a new pay and conditions deal has paved the way for investment at Vauxhall’s leading car plant in Ellesmere Port.
HTC faces import bans on two of its premium smartphones - the One X and Evo 4G LTE - following an ITC directive, amid ensuing patent dispute against Apple.
The UK's biggest department store group shows increased sales but other retailers are not so upbeat.
We round-up all the details surrounding Max Payne 3, which launches this week including gameplay, plot, release dates and videos.
FBI and the US Justice Department are launching a criminal inquiry into trading practices of JPMorgan following its revelation of $2bn (£1.2bn) loss.
Facebook will issue 50 million extra shares to cope with investor demand ahead of its IPO and has confirmed a share price increase.
Facebook’s is set to close the books on its IPO, initial public offering, as early as Tuesday due to exceptionally high demand.
Ina Drew, JPMorgan's chief investment officer who was responsible for overseeing a huge trading loss at the bank, is to retire.
Ina Drew, Achilles Macris, and Javier Martin-Artajo, three of JPMorgan's top bankers, will resign over a huge $2bn trading loss, according to Reuters.
Mobile access for passengers Virgin's new Airbus A330 flights from London to New York.
Moody's is also reviewing JPMorgan for a possible downgrade.
PS3 players were deprived of both the multiplayer challenges as well as the irresistible in-game reward packages associated with them over the last few weeks.
Serco's order book stood at almost £18 billion at the end of the year 2011, providing revenue visibility of 92 percent for 2012, 80 percent for 2013 and 70 percent for 2014.
International Airlines Group, the parent company of British Airways and Iberia, has posted a first quarter loss of €249m.
Something's gone horribly wrong at America's biggest bank, JP Morgan. It seemed to emerge from the big financial crash of 2008 pretty much unscathed, but now it's announced massive trading losses of £1.2bn.
JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon admits that bad investment strategies in the firm's hedging arm caused a huge trading loss.
Shale gas explorer Cuadrilla has found more natural gas in the UK shale rocks than in Iraq.