ECONOMY

Nearly half a million prepaid card users at risk of hackers.

World's first liquefied gas facility reaches landmark in construction at Geoje

Tesco boss Clarke sounds alarm over painful income decline for UK consumers.

Computer fiasco not likely to affect credit ratings of RBS customers, says expert.

Up to 30 executives with world's biggest retailer under investigation by US Department of Justice.

Tan claimed RBS made him "scapegoat" for bosses when he was fired over alleged attempted Libor manipulation.

British services sector continues to perform strongly alongside manufacturing and construction according to purchasing managers' index.

Union says members' ballot result authorising industrial action remains valid.

Unite said the job losses will fall across the firm's Bracknell, Sheffield and Warrington sites.

RBS board condemns bankers' past behaviour as it pays price with seven other banks for Libor and Euribor fixing.

UK-China makin' bacon deal hopes to add lotta' trotters.

The company says the job cuts will fall in the firm's water unit in France.

Barclays, Deutsche Bank, Société Générale, RBS, UBS, JPMorgan, Citigroup and RP Martin part of rate-fixing cartels.

Barclays, Deutsche Bank, Société Générale, RBS, UBS, JPMorgan, Citigroup and RP Martin face fines.

Treasury Select Committee chief Andrew Tyrie quizzed JP Morgan over Co-op - Britannia merger.

Treasury announces £375bn National Infrastructure Plan and unveils support from UK insurance industry.

The firm says it has seen a fall in demand for fertiliser in developing markets.

Paul Massara, chief executive of Npower, says his bonus will be cut.

National public opinion poll shows two thirds of Americans think there will be another shutdown.

UBS Wealth Management Americas unveiled its 2014 compensation plan

RBS group branches open up early to assist customers.

Fines for Libor fixing, Euribor rigging and Tibor manipulation will be announced by EU.

Cllr Damian Gannon cannot estimate future council job losses.

Colin Privett of software analysis company CAST says banking IT investment neglected for years.

UK government files 'amicus brief' in Texas district court to support BP appeal against EPA embargo on US public contracts.

Brand Finance report claims valuable 'Brand Britain' would be 'squandered' by an independent Scotland.

China says US anti-dumping measures involve a total export value of $8.4bn.

French government says that private firms will be allowed to protect French shipping from pirate attacks off Africa.

Charlie Mullins, chief executive of Pimlico Plumbers, blogs for IBTimes UK.