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Minister Matthew Hancock made the announcement at the 2015 EEF National Manufacturing Conference.

Twenty years after Nick Leeson brought down Britain's oldest investment bank, he says little has changed.

The move is part of George Osborne's devolution plan for the north of England.

The CMA says that payday lenders must submit the price of their services to at least one price comparison site.

HSBC, Barclays, Deutsche Bank and Goldman Sachs reported to be among 10 banks facing probe.

Helping clients evade tax can't be the legal foundation of any Swiss case against the British bank.

The regulator said the bundling and cross selling of services makes it difficult for new market entrants to compete.

British consumers increasingly disenchanted with tax avoiding businesses.

Caroline Flint claims Britain's energy market is 'broken' and 'radical action' is needed.

So far Canada has imposed sanctions against 37 Russians and Ukrainians apart from 17 entities of both the countries.

The FCA is working with other regulators to ensure that HSBC complies with the code of conduct.

Could activities at the bank be classed as predicate offences to money laundering?

Exclusive: IBTimes UK spoke to the former director-general of the CBI.

The Tory peer had previously threatened to sue the Labour leader over his allegations.

The housing market in Scotland and Northern Ireland outperformed the rest of the UK in January, according to a study.

The Brazilian government is setting out more than $1bn to combat tax evasion and its growing informal economy.

Has the role of the professional money launderer found its virtual counterpart in the form of the bitcoin tumbler?

HMRC's chief executive Lin Homer faces questions about HSBC tax evasion before the Public Accounts Committee.

The shadow chancellor says a Labour government would close any loopholes.

The Public Accounts Committee will also question Lord Green.

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

As HSBC faces the same exposure as UBS and Credit Suisse, a vaguely familiar story of big-ticket tax avoiders emerges.

Some 79 former USC staff as well as 166 agency employees have begun legal claims.

Massive leak of documents shows HSBC's Swiss subsidiary dealt with criminals and the corrupt.

Federal prosecutors reportedly see Gao Jue's hiring as violation of US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.

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

Reuters report on 14 January said Samsung was planning to acquire BlackBerry for about $7.5bn, but the news was denied by the companies.

PHE has said that flu jab effeciveness dramatically down from the 50% success rate

Greece's new left-wing government is trying to write-off half the country's debt.