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‘Big Six’ E.on Hikes Energy Prices by 3.7% a Day After Autumn Statement (Photo: Reuters)

SSE Welcomes 'Clearing the Air' After Stocks Hit by Price Fix and Probe

Energy giant responds to the triple regulator anti-trust investigation

Is Russian Business too Complacent Over Economic Sanctions?

Russian Stocks Tank on US Sanctions Following Crimea Referendum

Russian businesses and politicians seem confident that Russia has weathered the storm but is their self-assured swagger actually misguided complacency?

UK Government's Ed Davey: 'We Can't Rely on Guesswork to Fix Energy Markets'

Britain’s government has pledged to cut energy bills by £50 a year, via a series of measures, while a number of the UK’s ‘Big Six’ energy companies have revealed that they are either slashing household bills or not raising prices until 2015. (Photo: Reute

Britain's Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change welcomes the energy price hike investigation

Centrica Hopes Competition Probe will be 'Free of Political Interference'

Energy giant responds to the triple regulator anti-trust investigation.

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Jim O'Neill Hails Brics and Mints Investments Despite Emerging Market Turmoil

Former Goldman Sachs economist says best days are ahead for rapidly growing markets.

Barclays Advises Caution in Rupee Dealings Ahead of India Election

Barclays advises investors to take profits before election results.

UK Prime Minister David Cameron to Slash Tax for the Poorest Britons

David Cameron Claims Credit for SSE Energy Price Fix

Big Six SSE will freeze energy prices until at least 2016

Lloyds Shares Tank After Government Sells £4.2bn Stake

UK government sells 7.8% stake in Lloyds Banking Group at 75.5p per share

Stephen Brooks enjoyed a successful career at Santander PIC: Reuters

Santander UK Fined £12.4m for Serious Investment Advice Failings

FCA says it uncovered serious failings in the way Santander offered financial advice from its bank

SSE Freezes Energy Prices but Axes 500 Jobs and Three Offshore Wind Farms

SSE, one of the Big Six, will freeze energy prices until at least 2016 but will axe 500 jobs.

Royal Mail Shares: Stockholders to Receive £133m (Photo: Reuters)

Why Royal Mail Strike Threats Prove Vince Cable's 330p IPO Price

As Wall Street's Gordon Gekko would say, 'lousy unions'

Camden Market Gets £230m Debt Hedging Advice After Derivative Concerns

Vedanta Hedging advised the famous London market which was bought by Israeli billionaire Teddy Sagi for over £400m

JPMorgan Chief Mike Cavanagh Leaving to Join Carlyle Group

Jamie Dimon's 'Mr Fix It' is being replaced by Daniel Pinto

HSBC Eyes SME Business Boost with Stuart Nivison Appointment

Nivision takes over from Raman Rai as new global head of business banking

Why Financial Trading Technology Needs to Collaborate, Not Kill the Banks

Tradeable CEO Jannick Malling speaks exclusively to IBTimes TV

RBS Ex-CEO Stephen Hester Hailed as RSA Saviour by Analysts

RSA Launches £773m Rights Issue on Battered Balance Sheet

Troubled insurance group, now led by ousted RBS CEO Stephen Hester, needs to raise £1bn

Clydesdale and Yorkshire Banks Closing 28 Branches Despite Investing £45m

Investment of £45m in 'customer improvements' results in swathe of branch closures

RBS Mulls Selling US Retail Business to Japanese Banks

Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group and Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group are apparently in the running

Disney's famous character Mickey Mouse turns 83.

Disney Eyes $500m for YouTube's Largest Network Maker Studios

Disney will become a major online video distributor if it buys the network

Uncut diamonds from southern Africa and Canada are seen at De Beers headquarters in London

De Beers Eyes Angola Diamond Exploration as Prices Jump

The world's largest diamond miner by market value hopes for new mining exploration licence

Claude Dauphin, (L-R) Claude Dauphin, Executive Chairman, Jeremy Weir as new CEO, Mariano Marcondes Ferraz, Member of the Management Board, Trafigura

Trafigura Co-Founder Claude Dauphin Steps Down as CEO

Jeremy Weir takes over as CEO while Mariano Marcondes Ferraz joins the board

Crimea celebrations over union with Russia

Russia Calls for International Talks on Crimea's Energy and Water Supply

Russian PM Dmitry Medvedev calls international negotiations after sanctions placed following Crimean referendum

BP's karma crisis, courtesy of Kieron Livingstone

BP's Bad Karma Returns in Rosneft on Russian Sanctions

Against the grain investors would have thought BP was finally turning a corner after the Deepwater disaster, but that was before Russia entered Crimea.