FINANCE & BANKING

The Public Accounts Committee will also question Lord Green.

FCA conducting a number of investigations that 'will raise more questions of UK banks'.

The National Academies warn that the UK risks being left behind.

David Gauke told MPs that the UK government received the leaked data in 2010.

Conservative lord and HSBC boss Stephen Green won't comment on past HSBC scandals.

Resolution Foundation: 160,000 care worker's pay is falling short of minimum wage.

The Public Accounts Committee says that PwC is encouraging firms to divert profit to Luxembourg

Deal has been agreed and the two companies are awaiting regulatory approval

Clegg claims the Tories' manifesto plan is 'like a Tea Party manifesto for Britain'.

City of London police announce Wonga will not face criminal prosecution after the FCA ordered firm to pay £2.6m.

EE supplies 4G LTE to 7.7 million people across Europe.

Varoufakis arrived in Germany for talks with Wolfgang Schaueble.

The Harrow East MP's claims were double that of the average MP.

The former business secretary wants the government to establish an independent commission.

Redknapp has spent £107.8m across 11 January transfer windows.

The senior Tory MP spoke with less than 100 days to go before the general election.

Greece's new government wants to reset the terms of its financial bailout with the IMF and EU.

Crisis and the Joseph Rowntree Foundation's study said that certain methods mask the growing problem

San Francisco-based Lending Club is an online match-maker connecting borrowers with lenders for a fee.

Vedanta Resources, Petrofac, BHP Billiton and Scotland's Weir Group are leading the FTSE 100

Santander Group's pre-tax profit was up by 32%.

International payments startup Adyen integrates bitcoin payment processor BitPay

Figures from Deloitte show transfer spending is down this year despite big signings such as Wilfried Bony to Manchester City.

Britain's Chancellor George Osborne confirmed Whitehall would give the Bank of England more power.

Employment law expert ELAS revealed that National Sickie Day, today, costs firms £37m.

TheCityUK says there are 709,500 jobs in financial and professional services in December 2014.

The capital markets union is a 'golden opportunity' for Britain if it retains its EU strength.

Ryanair and the Irish government are Aer Lingus's largest shareholders.

Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis said a new debt deal was needed within months.