Deutsche Bank revealed that it is strengthening its capital base and cutting risk, but is it enough to save its ailing share price and falling profits, in the wake of Libor investigations?
JLR sold more than 29,000 vehicles globally in the first half of the year, an increase of 19 percent from the same period last year.
Stocks in UK's largest fixed-line telecoms company BT lead the losers in the FTSE100 as UK economy hurts spending and impacts on sales
EasyJet revenues 10.5 percent to more than £1bn as nearly 18m passengers board planes in the three months ending in June.
Steel demand is poised for slow growth in 2012, according to an estimate by the World Steel Association.
Our economy shrank by 0.7% between April and June this year. Compare that to a 0.3% dip for the three months before that, and it all adds up to the UK being in the worst double-dip recession in some 50 years.
If BP sells its stake in Anglo-Russian joint venture TNK-BP, it will not only be a key turning point in the company's future but it could possibly spur foreign investment into the Russian oil sector, say analysts.
The race to buy BP's stake in equal UK and Russian joint venture TNK-BP has sped up - after Russian state-owned oil company Rosneft revealed it is its interest in potentially acquiring BP's stake at the embattled company.
Former CEO of Anglo Irish Seán FitzPatrick arrested in connection with financial irregularities at failed bank, following charges against former head of lending Patrick Whelan and former finance director Willie McAteer.
Russia's state-owned oil company Rosneft begins talks with BP over its stake in the embattled UK and Russian joint venture TNK-BP
Irish police charge Anglo Irish’s former head of lending Patrick Whelan has been charged over alleged financial irregularities at the bank, in the same investigation involving former finance director Willie McAteer.
As Barclays’ deputy chairman Sir Michael Rake turns down the role of taking over from Chairman Marcus Agius, the race to fill the senior positions including ex-CEO Bob Diamond’s role at the embattled bank continues.
US and European prosecutors are close to individual traders at banks for colluding to manipulate key global lending rates, says a Reuters report.
Murdoch steps down from boards of UK newspapers after leadership called into question by phone hacking scandal.
The Heineken offer is expected to invite counter-bids from rivals in the beer industry.
Market sources tell IBTimes UK that banks and brokers under investigation for Libor fixing are unlikely to join forces in reaching a settlement.
Locog lawyers find 'no infringements' of Olympics branding by Middletons' party accessories site
CloudOn announces launching its free productivity app for iPad and Android in 60 more countries
Microsoft woke up this morning to headlines saying they had announced the first quarterly loss in its history.
Vodafone's strong performance in emerging markets was weighed down by weak demand in European countries.
Loss mainly on account of a multi-billion write-off on the value of its unprofitable online advertising business Aquantive.
Bank of England instruct law firm Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer to advise on issues related to rate-fixing scandal.
Newscorp Investors unhappy with the scandal surrounding the company have decided to vote with their feet. They sent a co-signed letter to the 80 year old mogul asking him to resign.
Following Barclays' record fine for Libor manipulation, the IBTimes UK examines efforts by key global regulators to tackle potential fraud in the $550tn benchmark.
After Barclays became the first bank to settle with US and UK regulators for a record fine for its conviction of manipulating Libor, global officials have called into question the way global interbank lending rates and submitted, calculated and monit
Apple has been ordered by a UK court to publicly acknowledge, both online and in print that Samsung did not copy iPad.
The European Commission demanded it, and now Lloyds Banking Group has had to comply. It’s having to sell 632 branches of Lloyds TSB and Cheltenham and Gloucester to the Co-operative Banking Group.
Event sees fans thronging to exhibit their talent at some of the popular panels such as Breaking Bad, True Blood, Game of Thrones and Twilight.
Japan has quietly led a mission to crackdown on banks that have manipulated or falsified key global interbank lending rates that echoes the Barclays Libor rigging scandal that resulted in a record fine
Mass Effect fans are in for more good news, as BioWare proposes to focus its future single-player DLCs solely on Shepard.
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