Royal Mail Sale Adviser Lazard 'Given Priority Investor Status for Shares'
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Financial Fraudster Brian Callahan Guilty in $96m Long Island Ponzi Scheme
Brian Callahan has pleaded guilty to running a Ponzi scheme worth almost $100m
Mudslinging Swamps the Truth About Financial Transactions Tax
George Osborne's bid to halt the FTT has been scuppered, but the tax is neither as good or bad as either side would have you believe.
Why Ireland's Banks Are Still Failing the People Despite Anglo Irish Trial
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UK Expats Recover £56m from 'Pensions Black Hole'
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Paym: Twenty Million Customers Have to Wait for Revolutionary Mobile Banking App
Over 300,000 have so far signed up for new mobile banking app out of 30 million who are eligible to use it.
Collapsing House Prices and Spiralling Unemployment Test EU Banks
European Banking Authority unveils stricter stress test methodology for financial system.
Wolfson Shares Rocket 72% on Apple Supplier Cirrus Logic Takeover
Cirrus offers 235p for each Wolfson share
UK Government Spending £500m on Green Car Investments Confirms Clegg
The UK is set for a £500m investment in a bid to bolster the green car industry.
Royal Mail Shares: FCA Will Not Investigate Controversial Sell-Off
FCA boss Martin Wheatley dismisses idea financial regulators should have probed Royal Mail privatisation.
How FX Dealers Can Trade $5tn a Day Without Being Regulated and Registered
Unlike stocks, futures or options, currency trading does not take place on a regulated exchange
Cost of Living UK: Average Salaries Slip £1,800 in Past Year
Adzuna says the salary dip is set against a background of far more positive job market statistics.
UK Retirement Gender Gap Hits £6,700 a Year as Women Miss Out 35%
Prudential says at £12,200 women's average expected annual income is £450 higher than it was in last year's study.
Bob Diamond: Eurozone Still Compelling Investment and Unaffected by Ukraine Crisis
As eurozone banks sell off investments, Diamond and new firm Atlas Merchant Capital smells opportunity.
US and Europe Target Putin's Inner Circle with Fresh Russia Sanctions
White House and EU announce fresh Russia sanctions targets over failure to implement Geneva agreement.
FCA Hit Invesco Perpetual With £18m Fine
The FCA has fined Invesco Perpetual £18.6m for exposing its clients to risk.
Why Aleksandar Vucic is Serbia's Perfect Choice to Tackle Corruption and Economic Turmoil
Vucic is the leader of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) and former Serbian deputy Prime Minister
F1 Boss Bernie Ecclestone Accused of £1.2bn Tax Dodge
Documentary claims F1 supremo used loopholes to avoid a huge tax bill
FX Fixing Scandal: US Criminal Prosecutors Storm London Banks to Question Traders
The Department of Justice has gone to Britain's capital to question individuals over alleged FX rigging activities
Vodafone Special Payment Pushes Total UK Dividends to £30bn Record High
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Cost of Living Crisis Should be Treated by Doctors, Says Health Chief
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Scottish Independence 'Confusion' Makes Giving Savings Advice Difficult, says Brewin Dolphin
The wealth manager says uncertainty over September referendum is hindering its ability to advise clients
Why Britain is Failing to Produce Billionaire Entrepreneurs
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Can Russia Really go it Alone?
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Post Office Workers Secure Major 7.3% Pay Deal
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Russia Credit Rating Cut: What it Means and Who it Affects
Standard and Poor's ratings agency downgrades Russian debt but economic impact will be limited
Bank of England and FCA Appoint New Complaints Commissioner Antony Townsend
Financial Conduct Authority and BoE have appointed former SRA Chief Exec to replace Sir Anthony Holland.
UK Awaits ECJ Ruling on Controversial Financial Transaction Tax
European Court of Justice will rule on UK attempt to block tax
Nationwide Warns 90% of UK Workers Cannot Live Off Minimum Wage
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Barack Obama to Rally EU Over Russia Sanctions Push
President to call European leaders in bid to force through joint sanctions against Russia
Paris: Female Banker Jumps to her Death from Office Window after Clash with Bosses
French reports claim 52-year-old woman had questioned bosses before 14-storey plunge at Bred-Banque-Populaire.
Gazprombank Shifts Billions in Foreign Currency to Central Bank 'Haven' from US Sanctions
Russia's third biggest bank has moved $7bn to the Russian central bank, as the country's lenders look to repatriate funds.
Lloyds Bonus Plan Gains Government Backing as RBS Snubbed
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