Nazi nightmares make Germans fearful of 'doing an Edward Snowden'
Survey shows modern Germans are reluctant to turn 'informer' and blow the whistle at work due to memories of Gestapo repression.
Shared parental leave: What do the new rules mean for employees and employers?
IBTimes UK looks at the new regulations, which came into force today.
Climate change: emissions talks heat up as global leaders meet in Peru
Climate delegates have met in Peru to discuss a global pact on cutting emissions.
FCA unveils new rules to tackle 'poor practice' in credit broking market
The regulator has announced new rules to tackle practices that are 'causing serious detriment to consumers'.
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UK Capping Benefits for EU Immigrants After Net Migration Goal Left 'in Tatters'
Prime Minister David Cameron will announce new measures later on 28 November.
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The property tycoon was paid compensation for the SFO's botched case against the siblings.
Nicola Sturgeon's Land Reforms Take Aim at Scotland's Shooting Estates
'Scotland's land must be an asset that benefits the many, not the few,' said the First Minister.
Scotland to be Given Full Control Over Income Tax
Smith Commission will unveil new powers for Scotland later today.
Britain's Toxic Banking Sector Will Take Decades to Fix
Cass Business School and think tank New City Agenda studied Britain's banking sector.
Universal Credit: National Audit Office Warns Flagship Benefits Reform May Not Prove Value for Money
Iain Duncan Smith's programme has suffered setbacks but has extended its timetable.
HSBC Hit With $12.5m US Charge for Not Registering Swiss Private Banking Arm
The SEC said the bank violated federal securities laws by operating before registering with the regulator.
China Orders Microsoft to Pay $137m in Back Taxes for Tax Evasion
Microsoft will also have to pay more than 100m yuan in additional taxes per year in future.
Scottish Devolution: Labour's Jim Murphy Backs Transfer of Income Tax Powers to Holyrood
But former UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown warned that the move could be a 'Trojan Horse'.
FX Fixing: US Justice Department to Interview Current and Ex-HSBC Traders
US prosecutors are tipped to be travelling to London in the coming weeks.
UK Regulator Warns Credit Card Industry 'Not Working Well'
The FCA said customers worst affected are those who are over-borrowing and paying high interest rates.
Royal Mail to be Slammed in Ofcom Annual Report
It will express concerns that Royal Mail 'lags behind' other EU postal services.
UK to Publish Scotland 'Super Poo Bug' Report After Worst Outbreak in History
Lord MacLean led a five year inquiry into the bacterial outbreak in Scotland
UK Chancellor George Osborne Makes 'Humiliating Climbdown' Over EU Bonus Cap for Bankers
Osborne says he is not going to spend taxpayers' money on a legal challenge unlikely to succeed.
Financial Scandals: Stage Set for Battle of Biblical Proportions
Faegre Baker Daniels lawyers outline what's next in the flurry of financial scandals
Singapore Moves to Regulate Uber and GrabTaxi
Owning a car in Singapore is expensive and people rely on public transport and taxis to get around.
EU Court's Advocate General Rejects George Osborne's Bank Bonus Cap Challenge
But Jääskinen's opinion is not legally binding and a final ruling is expected next year.
Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan and Morgan Stanley Manipulated Commodity Prices, Says Senate
Banks are accused of adding to consumer prices, a two year Senate investigation has found.
Ex-Landsbanki Boss Jailed for Role in Financial Crisis
Former CEO of Landsbanki Sigurjon Arnason has been handed a 12 month sentence for manipulating share prices.
Citi Axing 35 London Trading Jobs Amid FX Fixing Fine
Citi is paying around $1bn in fines to three separate authorities for currency market manipulation
ANZ Suspends Seven Traders in Interbank Rate Rigging Probe
Australia's regulator has been investigating market rigging since 2012.
Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi Fined $315m Over Doctored Iran Risk Report
Two employees were also banned from working at any other New York banks.
Wonga Continues to Televise 'Child-Friendly' Adverts In Poland
It has only recently stopped showing them in Spain.
Labour's Yvette Cooper to Promise 1,000 Extra UK Border Guards Paid For by £10 Visitor Charge
The Shadow Home Secretary is expected to say the move will raise £45m a year.
EU Bonus Curbs are 'Crude and Absurd' says Influential Politician Andrew Tyrie
Treasury Committee chairman supports BoE's Mark Carney's calls for regulation over fixed pay
Which? Calls On Regulators To Clamp Down On 'False Claim' Broadband Adverts
It says that the 'up to' speeds should apply to majority of customers
Defra Confirms Bird Flu Outbreak at East Yorkshire Duck Farm
Defra said that it isn't the deadly H5N1 strain.
Serco Chairman Alastair Lyons Leaves After Profits and Shares Plunge
Embattled outsourcing firm said it needs to launch a rights issue to help with £1.5bn in impairment charges.
FX Fixing: Banking System Reforms 'Badly Needed' say Politicians
This month, Citibank, HSBC, JPM, RBS and UBS were fined a combined total of $3.4bn by the FCA and CFTC.
BoE: Banker Salaries Need to be Regulated Not Just Bonuses
Fixed pay has risen after bonuses have been capped by new EU rules.
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