Uber hit by $7.3m fine and possible suspension in California
Ride-sharing giant says it will appeal the California Public Utilities Commission's decision.
Banks face fresh billion-pound legal challenges for forex fixing in the UK
After settlements in the US, investors to go after banks for alleged foreign-exchange manipulation in Europe.
Iran economic explosion: Which banks will be first to take the plunge?
Market watchers predict banks from China or India might be first into Iran but Germany also looks like a contender.
FCA drops case against former JPMorgan Chase trader 'London Whale' Bruno Iksil
Iksil is accused of being the main cause behind the $6.2bn JPMorgan Chase losses in 2012.
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Libor rigging scandal: Tom Hayes admits he tried to be charged in the UK to avoid extradition
The former trader has been charged with eight criminal counts of conspiracy for allegedly rigging the average London interbank interest rate between 2006 and 2010.
Summer budget 2015: George Osborne to lift restrictions on Sunday trading hours
But FSB warns that small retailers could miss out if councils scrap the current rules.
UK energy prices: CMA launches investigation into Big Six as millions pay too much
Regulator put forward a series of possible measures to ease the process of switching energy providers.
Summer budget 2015: BBC will fund £650m licence fee for over 75s says John Whittingdale
The BBC's director-general says the agreement will secure the long-term funding of the broadcaster.
Summer budget 2015: British Bankers' Association urges George Osborne to cut bank levy
BBA wants Osborne to scrap levy while the IoD calls for a more simple tax system.
Weaker euro causes UK bank deposit protection to fall to £75,000
The PRA also announced it would extend deposit protection to big corporations.
Bitcoin regulation: Chamber of Digital Commerce talks about enlisting former JP Morgan chief Blythe Masters
IBTimes asked Chamber of Digital Commerce chief Perianne Boring about what Blythe Masters can bring its advisory board.
Auto-enrolment: Brave new pensions world still leaves savers short by a long chalk
Roger Sanders OBE, managing director of LighthouseGEB, takes a nuanced view of the current state of pensions auto-enrolment.
Heathrow expansion: Harriet Harman attacks David Cameron over Tory airport split
Acting Labour leader puts pressure on Cameron at Prime Minister's Questions.
Codename Citicoin: Banking giant built three internal blockchains to test Bitcoin technology
Citigroup technology briefing reveals internal blockchains and transactions without bank accounts.
HSBC and Lloyds to question Vickers Commission's ring-fencing of retail banks
Giving evidence will be Sir John Vickers, HSBC chair Jonathan Symonds, and George Culmer, CFO Lloyds Banking Group.
Pension freedoms will see £6bn taken from pots as Treasury counts tax receipts
Government pension reforms will earn Treasury about £1.2bn in tax revenues this year.
HSBC tech innovation leader Patrick Mang tight-lipped on bitcoin
The topic of discusion at SAP Financial Service Forum in London was how banks deal with disruptive technology.
Silk Road and Mt Gox linked by transactions to major bitcoin players since 2009 'big bang'
Bitcoin security provider Elliptic has plotted the expanding universe of bitcoin transactions since it started in 2009.
MoneyConf: Santander reveals secrets about its ledger lab and innovation fund
Santander sets out innovation stall at Belfast event and talks about the moment banks got off the fence.
AIM at 20: The evolution of a stock market
The junior exchange celebrates its 20th birthday on 19 June.
RBS glitch chaos: 600,000 transfers could be delayed for days
RBS was fined a total of £56m by the FCA and the PRA in 2014 because of its history of blackouts.
FCA imposed £1.47bn in fines in 2014 with UBS and Citibank among worst offenders
The number of fines imposed was down, but the total sum of money was 68% more than in 2013.
Royal Mail under Ofcom review after Whistl exits market
Analysts call the timing "very unfortunate" for Royal Mail.
Power of social gives investment bankers and asset managers a run for their money
A bunch of social media-powered upstarts are targeting the highest echelons of finance.
Office for Rail and Road to investigate Network Rail over reliability and punctuality
Network Rail is under review for not being on track with its 2019 targets set by the ORR.
How the likes of MasterCard and Visa slow the spread of bitcoin
BitPay's European manager Marcel Roelants, who also worked for Mastercard for five years, explains how big corporates literally stifle innovation.
Ofcom suggests price controls on BT high-speed business connections
Regulator proposes price reduction after conducting review on telecoms market control
Alstom says will continue to defend GE deal with EU regulators
GE confident of closing the €12.4bn deal, for Alstom's power business, in the second-half of 2015.
EU regulators to warn General Electric that Alstom bid will hurt competition?
EC could put out a statement of objections on the GE-Alstom deal on 12 June.
Bank of England makes regulation sound sexy by rattling sabres at the pirates of Canary Wharf
The Tories are walking a fine line between self-regulation and legislation.
Climate deal likely at Paris 2015 conference after G7 decarbonization pledge says Sir David King
G7 decarbonization pledge "critical turning point" making Paris climate deal "realistic" says UK climate envoy
Mansion House speech: George Osborne plans RBS sell-off at a £13bn loss to the UK taxpayer
Chancellor backs Bank of England governor's crackdown on 'irresponsible' bankers.
Carney takes aim at rogue traders in new clampdown
The BoE governor will deliver a speech outlining plans to clean up the City
HSBC may cut and run thanks to bank levies and ring-fencing
HSBC is cutting thousands of jobs in the UK and is mulling a possible relocation of its headquarters.
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