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Payday Lender Wonga's Profits Bomb By 53%

Payday Lender Wonga to Overhaul 'Inadequate' Business Practices Under Regulator Instruction

The FCA requires Wonga to make significant changes to its business immediately

Scottish Businesses Will Be Bankrupted By New Holiday Pay Rules Warns CBI

EU ruling means workers should receive regular overtime, commission and bonuses during paid leave

India: RBI Amendments to Basel III Capital Norms Open Riskier Avenue for Retail Investors, Says Fitch

AT1 market for Indian banks remains untested, and new features may introduce retail investors to riskier asset class.

UK House Price Fall Prompts BoE to Ease Curbs on Mortgage Lending

Nationwide revealed that the average UK house price dipped by 0.2% in September

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DVLA website crashed under volume of people renewing tax discs online

AA: New Vehicle Tax System Will See Government Get 'Double Money'

It believes that some people will get taxed twice.

Co-op Board Reduced to 7 Directors As FCA Registers New Rules of Governance

Richard Pennycook is expected to be appointed to the transitional board imminently

FCA Launches Investigation into Tesco's Accounting Blunder

Tesco admitted it had overstated its profits by £250m

UK Minimum Wage Increase: 15 Years of Controversy Continues

As the national minimum wage rises to £6.50 an hour, IBTimes UK takes a look at the policy's history.

Conservative Conference 2014: MPs Call for FCA Vigilance Over Pension Pot Scams

MPs have called on FCA to be vigilant over possible wave of pension scams, following Budget reforms.

RBS Shares Jump as Boss Declares Misconduct Issues Will Be Resolved in 2016

RBS CEO Ross McEwan said most of its legacy issues should be behind the lender in 18 months' time

Italian Youth Unemployment Hits Record High at 44.2% as Pressure Mounts for Matteo Renzi

Istat says the jobless rate for 15 to 24-year-olds increased from 43.2% in July.

Apple's Tax Deals with Ireland Deemed Illegal

Apple: Allegations of Illegal Tax Deal in Ireland Could Lead to Potential $17bn Fine

Tax deals agreed between Apple and Irish government in 1991 and 2007 have been deemed illegal state aid

UK Immigration: Firms with EU Workers Are More Likely to Report Growth

The CIPD says employers have been turning to EU migrants to fill vacancies.

Iain Duncan Smith, the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions

Conservative Conference 2014: Iain Duncan Smith Ramps Up Universal Credit Delivery

The UK government minister spoke at the Conservative Party conference in Birmingham.

Scottish Water Supports 5,000 New Construction Jobs with £3.5bn Investment

Nicola Sturgeon says the investment plan will not require 'inflation-busting charge increases'.

Goldman Sachs Secret Recordings Allegedly Reveal Feds Too Scared to Question the Bank

Secretly recorded tapes allegedly show deference by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York

FCA Charges Morrison's Former Treasurer and Head of Tax Paul Coyle with Insider Dealing

Former supermarket giant executive Coyle, 50, with two offences of insider dealing

Conservative Party Conference: Osborne Shocks Britain With Immediate 'Death Tax' Abolition

The Chancellor says children and grandchildren will benefit from the move.

Libor Fixing: Lloyds Fires 8 People and Recoups £3m in Bonuses After Investigation

Libor Fixing: Lloyds Fires 8 People and Claws Back £3m in Bonuses After Probe

The British lender has dismissed a number of staff on a Libor and Repo rate probe

UBS Suspends Four Traders amid FX Fixing Probes

FX Fixing: UBS Warns of Penalties as Watchdog Settlement Talks Start

Switzerland's biggest bank is in talks over settling FX market manipulation allegations

A sign is seen on the wall of a Tesco building in Bow, east London August 29, 2014.

Tesco Whistleblower 'Ignored' for Months Over £250m Profit Shortfall

Problems at Britain's biggest retailer were allegedly ignored for months.

India's Environment Ministry Sending Confusing Signals As Major Laws Stand to be Amended

Environmentalists concerned as India Environment Ministry begins review and amendment of major environment laws.

US Probing Commerzbank Over Money Laundering Charges

Manhattan US attorney examining suspected violations of money-laundering laws by Commerzbank.

Bill Gross Leaving Pimco Adds $750m Onto Janus Market Cap

Shares are rocketing 40% after Gross revealed he decided to step down amid the SEC probe

Barclays: How Long Can Antony Jenkins Blame Legacy Issues?

Another day and another fine, lawsuit or settlement.

UK Passport Office Will Be Stripped of Agency Status After 'Summer of Chaos'

Theresa May says it is essential that the Passport Office is run as efficiently as possible.

Ofgem Blasts Energy Firms for 'Industry-Wide Failure' Over Customer Complaints

The watchdog has said that it is not just the 'big six' who are at fault.

FX Fixing: Barclays, RBS, HSBC and Others Face Collective £2bn in Fines

Sky report says that the financial regulator is talking to banks about settling over currency rigging allegations

Ukip Conference: Nigel Farage Promises to Scrap Income Tax for Minimum Wage Workers

The Ukip leader says the move would, in part, be paid for by slashing the UK's foreign aid budget.

Dark pool and HFT trading: Barclays loses bid to dismiss New York lawsuit

Barclays Settles Misuse of Confidential Info Lawsuit with CF Partners

UK High Court Judge Robert Hildyard ruled against Barclays over its Tricorona acquisition.

'Millions' of Workers 'Confused' about UK Government's Flagship Pension Reform

The DWP spent £3.5m on a TV advertisement raising awareness of auto-enrolment.

Cleo displays tattoos on her neck during the ninth London Tattoo Convention in London September 27, 2013

London Tattoo Convention: Law Firm Warns that Getting Inked Could Lead to Unemployment or Being Fired

Moore Blatch warns people of future and currency job prospects ahead of the London Tattoo Convention

Iraq Air Strikes: Nick Clegg Assures 'No British Ground Troops' as Parliament is Recalled

The UK Deputy Prime Minister's comments come ahead of MPs voting on air strikes in Iraq.

Barclays Bank is Most Complained About Financial Firm in Britain

The FCA unveils latest complaints data concerning financial services firm

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