India: Central bank allows Tata to buy DoCoMo stake in JV
The Reserve Bank of India has permitted Tata Sons to buy NTT DoCoMo's minority stake in stressed Indian JV Tata Teleservices.
William Keegan: UK and eurozone grapple with inflation trouble as austerity undermines economic growth
Economic policy cannot be left to central banks alone, as evidenced by the European Central Bank's struggle to emerge from the mire.
George Osborne looks to reduce tax on North Sea oil investments
Osborne said 'more action' is needed to boost the UK's struggling oil industry.
US fines Honda $70m for under-reporting deaths and injuries
Penalty is the largest amount ever paid by an automaker as a result of a US NHTSA probe.
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Bank of England failed to spot financial crisis a month before it broke
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Mis-selling PPI: UK banks years away from ending scandal payouts
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Morgan Stanley fires adviser over theft of 350,000 wealth management account details
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Jim Murphy: Wealthy English homeowners to fund Scotland's NHS under new Labour government
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RBS deputy chief Chris Sullivan leaves after apology for giving incorrect evidence to the government
However, Sullivan was expected to leave in 2015 after overseeing the lender's restructuring.
UK housebuilding enjoys strongest year since 1997
But overall Britain's construction sector grew at its slowest rate since July 2013.
Sir James Dyson blasts Theresa May over 'short-sighted' foreign student plan
The inventor warns the Home Secretary's proposal could be detrimental to science and engineering.
UK rail fares rise: What do commuters think?
IBTimes UK spoke to commuters to see what they thought of the hike in prices.
Afren's former bosses cough up $20m to avoid litigation
Former CEO Osman Shahenshah and chief operating officer Shahid Ullah were sacked in October for gross misconduct.
EU referendum: CBI warns 'don't create another Berlin or Hadrian's Wall' with Brexit
'Political isolationism would leave us poorer' said CBI director-general John Cridland.
Ofcom boss Ed Richards 'surprised' after government favoured Rupert Murdoch and News Corp
Richards warned the media should not fall into 'too few hands'.
Chambers of Commerce chief warns pre-election point scoring damages business
BCC boss John Longworth said UK parties should refrain from 'tawdry political tactics'.
Alibaba spent over $160m removing fake goods since 2013
The e-commerce giant spent seven times as much as eBay on tackling the problem.
Uber CEO Travis Kalanick indicted in South Korea, China city vows crack down
China's Chongqing city to "strike harder" at those who operate illegal transportation services using the Uber app.
FX fixing scandal: Six RBS traders face disciplinary action
RBS was one of the five banks fined by the US and UK for currency market manipulation.
TfL 'let down UK cab industry' by allowing Uber in, says Addison Lee boss Liam Griffin
Liam Griffin says that TfL "bottled it" by letting Uber enter the market.
Tripadvisor fined €500,000 for publishing 'misleading reviews'
Italy's competition watchdog began a seven month investigation after complaints from consumer groups.
FCA to regulate FX, swaps, repo, gold and oil indexes after market fixing scandals
Market manipulation across several sectors has led watchdog to take formal charge.
Uber's business model under attack in China and Taiwan
The Uber app bridges a passenger and a driver, who does not necessarily have a taxi licence.
Barclays accountants PwC under investigation for bank's failure to protect £16.5bn in client assets
The Financial Reporting Council has launched a probe into the bank's accountants.
Tesco crisis: FRC launches investigation into supermarket's accounting scandal
The Financial Reporting Council joins the Serious Fraud Office in launching a probe.
Child abuse victims demand beefed-up investigation panel led by Theresa May
Letter to Theresa May urges new child abuse investigation panel with statutory powers.
NHS fights cancer and inherited ailments with new genomic centres
The NHS is launching 11 genomic medicine centres across the country
London financiers expect a 21% bonus boost for 2014 despite banking scandals
Managing directors see bonuses averaging £124,680 for this year.
FX fixing scandal: Hong Kong finds 'no evidence' of market rigging after probing 10 banks
However, the Hong Kong regulator said it found 'communication indiscretions' amongst traders.
US states Nebraska and Oklahoma suing Colorado for marijuana legalisation
The two states allege that Colorado's law is in violation of federal law.
Scottish devolution: IFS warns new recommended tax powers are 'unworkable'
Scotland was promised devolution max in the event of voting to stay part of the UK in the independence referendum.
Manchester, Leeds, Sheffield and Liverpool universities risk funding and job cuts as north slips in academic research rankings
Southern institutions were winners with Oxford, UCL and Cambridge topping table.
UK government dealt blow as EU supreme court deems family visa rule illegal
The complex case involved a non-EU resident married to EU-resident with British citizenship.
Car smoking ban slated for October 2015
MPs will vote before the election and aim to bring the new law in on 1 October 2015.
UK food giant 2 Sisters dragged into 'supply line bullying' debacle
A Newsnight investigation accused the Goodfella's pizza maker of setting 'beyond reasonable' contract terms.
NHS: A&E units in England 'under pressure' and 'system is creaking' despite £700m winter funds
Sir Bruce Keogh said ambulance services in partos fo areas of the country are struggling to cope.
UK house prices: Bank of England warns property market is the greatest risk to UK financial stability
ONS revealed that the average UK house price stands at £271,000.
Scottish independence aftermath: Cameron ignored Darling's 5am plea to not restrict voting rights for MSPs
Better Together campaign leader allegedly told Cameron to avoid 'English votes for English laws'.
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