Deutsche Bank whistleblower turns down $8.25m US SEC award
Eric Ben-Artzi says the penalty on the bank should have been paid by its executives and not the institution.
Website Gawker to shut down months after losing legal battle with Hulk Hogan
Celebrity gossip and news website is to be shut down just days after being bought by Univision.
The 'Holy Grail' hedge fund strategy to handle a black swan the size of World War I
Carmot Capital's George Sokoloff proposes a thought experiment – a breakdown of a well-diversified investment strategy in 1912.
Monsoon Accessorize restructuring could lead to hundreds of job cuts
The British retailer could close about 141 shops that house both the Monsoon and Accessorize brands.
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Cheering spectators watch 'Flying Bum' on maiden voyage
The world's largest aircraft has been hailed as a 'great British innovation'.
Lenovo profits jump 64% on solid PC sales
Net profit came in at $173m for the three months ended June.
Premier Oil returns to profit in the first half on the back of higher production
Oil producer lifts full-year production target by 4% and expects to reap benefits from weak sterling.
Kaz Minerals half-yearly profits quadruple on copper output surge
Mining firm posts operating profit of $68m in first six months of 2016.
Evraz reports a 38.1% decline in H1 2016 EBITDA to $577m amid weak steel pricing
Net profits saw a 63.2% year-on-year decline to $7m.
Ex-BHS owner Sir Philip Green clashes with Sky News journalist
Incident occurred after reporter questioned him over his role in the collapse of BHS.
Gig economy comes under pressure to share the good times with its workers
Employment credentials of digital economy stars Uber and Deliveroo have withered under intense scrutiny.
Walkers crisps Spell and Go holiday competition banned amid claims it was 'impossible to win'
ASA decision comes after fewer than 800 out of 20,000 holidays were won in spelling contest.
Cobham announces its CEO Bob Murphy will step down
Murphy will be succeeded by David Lockwood, the current CEO of FTSE 250 technology company Laird.
Uber does not fear the Night Tube as it continues to target gaps in London's public transport
Technology firm tells IBTimes UK its private hire app will complement the 24-hour Underground service.
Balfour Beatty restarts dividends after return to profit
Construction firm posts underlying profit before tax of £7m in six months to 1 July.
Univision outbids Ziff Davis to buy bankrupt Gawker for $135m
Gawker founder Nick Denton hails Univison's committment to 'vibrant journalism.'
HMRC plans tougher penalties for accountants and advisers who help clients dodge taxes
Accountants and advisers could be liable to pay a fine of up to 100% of the tax their clients underpaid.
Southern: Govia Thameslink Railways station staff back strike action in ticket office row
Franchise faces a fresh walkout after peace talks with the RMT over Southern broke down.
Specsavers wins UK approval to trademark 'should've'
UK Intellectual Property Office approves optometrist Specsavers' application.
Cairn Energy narrows losses as it upgrades Senegal oil discovery
Firm lifts amount of reserves at its Senegal oilfields to almost 500m barrels.
Wood Group profits slump 40% as oil prices stay depressed
Aberdeen-based company expects 20% drop in full-year earnings.
John Menzies reports a 48% drop in 2016 first-half profits despite a marginal increase in revenues
The group said future sales should benefit if the post-Brexit weakness in sterling continues.
BHP plunges to record $6.4bn loss as low commodity prices take their toll
Commodity giant posts weakest underlying profit in its history after reporting an 81% year-on-year drop.
Activist hedge fund ValueAct acquires 1.98% stake in Morgan Stanley for $1.1bn
This deal added 38 million Morgan Stanley shares to ValueAct's portfolio.
Warren Buffett increases stake in Apple by half despite falling iPhone sales
Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway held 15.2 million shares of Apple at the end of June, worth around $1.5bn.
US shuts down suspicious trading in mysterious $35bn company Neuromama Ltd
Neuromama's market value makes it more valuable than Twitter and American Airlines.
Sports Direct warehouse staff to be handed £1m in back pay
Firm agrees deal with HMRC and Unite union to compensate workers at its controversial Derbyshire plant.
PayPal executive claims funding programme a hit with small businesses ignored by traditional lenders
PayPal Working Capital has dispensed £185m worth of funds to 14,000 UK businesses since 2014.
Deliveroo boss says sorry for pay row
Deliveroo founder William Shu apologises to staff as he makes new pilot pay scheme optional.
William Hill rejects sweetened £3.2bn offer from Rank and 888
Britain's biggest bookmaker rejects 'highly opportunistic' approaches from smaller rivals.
Energy firms to refund customers affected by gas meters mistake
Approximately 10,000 accounts are believed to have been affected by a reading mistake on gas meters.
Clarksons blames 'challenging environment' for earnings drop
Underlying profit falls 7.6% to £21.8m in six months to 30 June period.
Bovis Homes posts 18% increase in revenue to £412m as UK market remains solid despite Brexit vote
Housebuilder says it is still too early to judge the impact of the vote to leave the European Union.
Shareholders are just one of the audiences the Chancellor has to convince in his Autumn Statement
City veteran says housebuilders, infrastructure firms and outsourcers will all look for support.
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