UK-listed Standard Chartered reaches a $340m settlement with New York State regulator over a quarter of a trillion US dollars of transactions linked to Iran.
Richard Branson's Virgin Rail has lost its bid to continue running one of Britain's most important rail franchises, the west coast mainline, to the UK's largest rail operator, FirstGroup.
UBS' head of swap trading quits bank after probe into rigging of Libor during his time at Barclays.
Mass Effect fan Nightfable comes up with a point and click adventure game based on Mass Effect 3's Destroy ending.
Standard Chartered's consultancy Deloitte, named in New York Department of Financial Services filings against bank for hiding transactions linked to Iran, slams claims.
Independent refiner Tesoro revealed it will buy BP refinery in Carson, California and related assets for about $2.5bn
Swiss private bank Julius Baer snaps up Merrill Lynch’s private bank outside the US, following the latest in a series of banks selling off assets of this kind.
Standard Chartered set to face New York state regulator over allegations it broke Iran sanctions with hidden transactions.
BioWare's latest N7 multiplayer weekend challenge requires players to take on waves of Reaper threat while successfully achieving full extraction.
The UK’s Financial Services Authority’s managing director, Martin Wheatley, released his review and battle plans for tackling Libor in the wake of the Barclays scandal.
Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ (BTMU) confirms it has sent home its third London-based banker - but will not be drawn on Libor link.
South Korea's Financial Supervisory Service regulator opens investigation into Seoul branches of Standard Chartered and HSBC.
Standard Chartered's Peter Sands denies bank broke US sanctions and slams New York regulator for threat to revoke US banking licence.
Call of Duty series has been a massive hit among tactical combat First Person Shooter fans, for its innovative gameplay and vast array of weaponry.
US, UK and European legal experts tell IBTimes UK that it is likely that the New York state filing charges against Standard Chartered for money laundering to fund terrorism is only the tip of the iceberg.
With Standard Chartered vehemently denying accusations of the group acting as a "rogue institution" that wilfully broke US sanction laws against Iran for money laundering purposes, IBTimes UK takes a look at the legal arguments.
BioWare brings a double treat for Wii U users with the introduction of the trilogy's concluding instalment - Mass Effect 3, as the console's launch title.
Shares in emerging markets bank fall by double digits, despite Standard Chartered rejecting accusations that it acted as a “rogue institution” by funnelling Iranian money through the US in a case that echoes HSBC.
US brokerage to receive lifeline from private group of investors after major trading technical malfunction.
Can the Mass Effect Leviathan DLC finally provide the conclusion to the space war saga that fans have demanded?
IAG revises its full-year guidance to a "small loss" due to economic conditions in its Spanish home market and soaring fuel costs.
As we hit the half-way point in 2012 for banking results, IBTimes UK takes a look at how, should and are European banking models changing in the face of scandals, risky assets, diminishing investment banking revenue and clients.
The new Leviathan DLC brings new characters, weapon upgrades and explores the origin of Reapers
London's busiest shopping centre will close to non-Olympic visitors as Stratford prepares for huge weekend crowds.
US-listed Knight Capital’s stock price plummets by half on news that the major trading technology malfunction that affected 140 shares on NYSE will cost the company $440m in pre-tax losses.
The UK-listed bank fulfilled analyst and own expectations and bucked the trend by posting higher profits and bumping up dividend.
Deutsche Bank reveals a significant decline in investment bank and asset management earnings, following a worsening sovereign debt crisis hurting client activity.
BP hit by $6.5bn in costs on reduction of US shale gas asset value and post-Gulf of Mexico oil spill payments plus smaller income from TNK-BP oil production.
Oil giant BP has reported a sharp fall in profits today in the second quarter of the year after it had to cut the value of a number of its key assets. The oil giant posted nearly $5billion in accounting charges.
Unnamed banks cooperate for lower fines in Euribor probe but IBTimes UK takes a look at why most banks would do this anyway to gain a discount on fines.