Bitcoin company CEO Adam Tepper killed in Thailand motorcycle accident
"He lived his life to the beat of his own drum," said Adrian Przelozny, leading tributes.
British Airways owner IAG sees pre-tax profit double in 2014
Profit before tax from continuing operations soared to €828m (£604m).
Nick Leeson: No lessons learnt from banking scandals
Twenty years after Nick Leeson brought down Britain's oldest investment bank, he says little has changed.
Ladbrokes to close 60 betting shops risking 300 jobs
Operating profit fell by 9.3% to £125.4m in 2014.
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Wonga to slash third of workforce in £25m cost-cutting drive and stop small business lending
Some 325 Wonga employees will lose their jobs.
Baring Asia raises $4bn for sixth Asia private equity fund
The Baring Asia Private Equity Fund VI is 60% larger than its predecessor, raised in 2011.
Payday lenders must list on price comparison websites
The CMA says that payday lenders must submit the price of their services to at least one price comparison site.
Low Pay Commission calls for 3% wage rise for thousands of workers
Business Secretary Vince Cable say he will now study the recommendations from the LPC.
HSBC: The Swiss private bank may run legally but it is still a grubby business
HSBC has wiped away muck from its past of aiding tax evasion, but it still helps rich tax dodgers.
HSBC profits plunge after 'challenging year'
HSBC confirms chief executive has Swiss account, set up in name of Panamanian company.
India: RBI tells banks not to make 'mockery' of its lending operations
RBI wants Indian lenders to push interest rate cuts through the financial system.
Asda sales take a hit in supermarket price war
Sales fell by 2.6% in the latest quarter.
FCA to probe competition across investment and corporate banking sector
The regulator said the bundling and cross selling of services makes it difficult for new market entrants to compete.
English councils need £200bn more devolution to save local government from 'cliff edge'
The ICLGF says local government and the services it provides are on a cliff-edge.
Labour blasts Big Six as loyal energy customers pay £234 more a year
Caroline Flint claims Britain's energy market is 'broken' and 'radical action' is needed.
UK inflation falls to lowest level since records began
ONS's statistics shows that CPI fell by 0.2%
Tesco sets up 'community fund' in Cambridgeshire after pulling out
Tesco maintained 'community fund' was not compensation for its exit plans.
iZettle free chip and PIN reader launched ahead of Square arrival
Swedish startup iZettle launches free chip and PIN reader for customers ahead of the possible Square arrival in Europe
FCA 'working closely' with other regulators and HSBC over tax scandal
The FCA is working with other regulators to ensure that HSBC complies with the code of conduct.
Venture capital firm 500 Startups about to float $10m Thai investment fund
Silicon Valley-based firm's '500 TukTuks' fund has been named after the motorized rickshaws that ply Bangkok's streets.
Tesco boss Dave Lewis to cut up to 10,000 jobs
Tesco is said to be considering removing an entire layer of management
HSBC issues public apology over Swiss bank accounts scandal
HSBC chief executive Stewart Gulliver describes coverage of scandal as a 'painful experience'.
HSBC tax scandal: Lord Green quits banking industry role
Ex-HSBC chairman Lord Green quits banking industry role as row over HSBC's Swiss tax avoidance scheme heats up
EDF Energy see's UK profits fall in 2014 results
Profit before tax fell by 8.5% in 2014.
HSBC Swiss leaks: Lord Fink admits 'vanilla' tax avoidance after Ed Miliband claims
The Tory peer had previously threatened to sue the Labour leader over his allegations.
HSBC Swiss leaks: David Cameron a 'dodgy PM surrounded by dodgy donors' claims Ed Miliband
David Cameron and Ed Miliband trade blows over the HSBC banking scandal at PMQs.
HSBC's tax evasion scandal: Public Accounts Committee to grill HMRC boss Lin Homer
The Public Accounts Committee will also question Lord Green.
HSBC Swiss leaks: FCA chief 'did not know' about tax allegations before publication
FCA conducting a number of investigations that 'will raise more questions of UK banks'.
National Academies call on next government to double investment in research
The National Academies warn that the UK risks being left behind.
HSBC Swiss leaks: Treasury minister David Gauke defends government's tax evasion record
David Gauke told MPs that the UK government received the leaked data in 2010.
HSBC Swiss leaks: Will 'ethical banker' and Tory lord Stephen Green start answering tax evasion questions?
Conservative lord and HSBC boss Stephen Green won't comment on past HSBC scandals.
UK care workers lose £130m every year in 'wage theft by their employers'
Resolution Foundation: 160,000 care worker's pay is falling short of minimum wage.
PAC accuses PwC of encouraging tax avoidance 'on an industrial scale'
The Public Accounts Committee says that PwC is encouraging firms to divert profit to Luxembourg
Poundland in £55m takeover bid for 99p Stores
Deal has been agreed and the two companies are awaiting regulatory approval
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