European Markets Open Higher Ahead of Fed Chief Bernanke's Congress Testimony
The UK will also release June jobs data today
Cyber Attacks Hit Over Half of World's Securities Exchanges in 2012
Financial exchanges are prime targets say International Organization of Securities Commissions and the World Federation of Exchanges Office
Asian Markets Choppy Ahead of Fed Reserve Ben Bernanke's Congress Testimony
Investors to look for hints about the future pace of the Fed's asset buys.
Barclays Fined Record $453m for Power Market Manipulation
US regulator Ferc imposes record fine on Barclays and power traders Daniel Brin, Scott Connelly, Karen Levine and Ryan Smith.
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European Car Sales Plunge to Lowest Level in 17 Years
Ongoing financial crisis and higher unemployment in Europe continued to affect vehicle demand
IMF Asks EU to Find Financial Transactions Tax Alternative
International Monetary Fund fears FTT could have negative impact on transaction volumes.
Online Sales Growth Hits Two Year High in June
IMRG Capgemini E-retail Sales Index reports 20% year-on-year growth of online sales in June.
Greece's Eurobank Acquires Small Lenders Proton & New Postbank
Eurobank completed New Hellenic Postbank and New Proton Bank acquisitions to strengthen its banking sector
UK Inflation Jumps to 14-Month High on Fuel and Clothing Cost Rise
ONS shows spike in UK CPI inflation although data comes in lower than forecasts
Charts in Focus: Eurozone Struggles with Sovereign Debt
Countries struggle with debt while Greek workers strike and Spain hopes to raise €4bn through a bond auction
Europe Mixed on Back of Mariano Rajoy Scandal
Spain hopes to raise about €4bn from bond auction despite shaky political situation.
Glencore Xstrata Forced to Halt Iron Ore Production in Australia
Falling revenue and high input costs have hurt the profitability of the business, according to the company.
Asian Markets Mixed on Global Economic Growth Concerns
Investors to track Fed Reserve Chairman Bernanke's testimony to Congress this week.
Russian Trader George Urumov Denies $183m Fraud in London Court
British-based subsidiary of one of Russia's largest financials accuses Urumov of participating in false trades and paying bribes.
Britain Had More €1m Bankers than Whole of Europe in 2011
Data is two years late but European Banking Authority publishes figures on bank pay for the first time
India's Headline Inflation Rise Dims Rate-Cut Prospects
Inflation accelerates to three-month high in June.
Libor Fixing Scandal: SFO Charges RP Martin Holdings' Terry Farr and James Gilmour
Former brokers arrested alongside ex-UBS and Citi broker Tom Hayes charged with conspiracy to defraud.
Staff Absenteeism Slides to Record Low as Sickies Cost Firms £14bn a Year
CBI/Pfizer survey finds average staff sick leave tumbles in 2012 though days off still cost firms billions
Egypt Minister Ashraf al-Arabi: Interim Government Does Not Need $4.8bn IMF Aid
$12bn Gulf state aid enough to sustain economic stability following coup against President Mohamed Morsi.
Iain Duncan Smith's Benefit Cap: 'Blunt Instrument' that Hurts Children
Work and pensions secretary rolls out benefit cap of £500 a week across UK.
Morrisons CEO Dalton Philips Joins Retailer Push for Online Sales Tax
Budget food retailer chief says that tax imbalance is damaging Britain's town centres.
Rightmove Doubles Annual UK Home Price Growth Outlook
All UK regions post on-year price increases for first time in three years due to better borrowing environment
China Police Accuse GSK of Channelling £324m in Bribes through Travel Agencies [VIDEO]
GlaxoSmithKline executives 'routed payments through 700 travel agencies and consultancies'.
EU to Probe Germany's Decade-Old Renewable Energy Law
Law may breach regional European Commission competition rules says Der Spiegel report
Job Satisfaction Rises Among UK Workers
Reed survey of 1,500 employees shows growing confidence among UK staff.
Number of 'Critical' UK Firms Plummets as Economy Recovers
Begbies Traynor survey shows fewer British businesses in critical financial distress during second quarter than year before.
European Markets Outside Spain Open Higher on Portugal Bailout Reforms
Portuguese political parties to push through bailout reforms by 21 July.
Investors Find Relief in Fed's Ben Bernanke's QE Revelations
Daniel Stewart & Co's chief economist looks at the week ahead following Bernanke's comments on tapering of QE
Asian Markets Outside South Korea Climb on Chinese Growth Data
China's economic growth slowed to 7.5% in the April to June quarter.
China's Economic Growth Faces Slowest Pace in 23 Years [VIDEO]
GDP growth slowed down to 7.5% in second quarter on lower factory output and export orders.
European Economic and Monetary Union in Crisis: Does Anyone Care?
Daniel Stewart & Co's chief economist looks at the week ahead for the EMU and incumbent markets
G4S CEO Ashley Almanza Orders Company Review Over Olympics and Tagging Debacle
Ashley Almanza tries to get company back on track after Buckles departure and contract freeze.
India's Central Bank Unlikely to Cut Rates in July
Dismal exports and production data could thwart a policy rate cut by the RBI.
Unilever Looks to Sell Snack Brand Peperami
Unilever plans to sell its snack brand Peperami, a spicy snack made of pork.
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