Bitcoin Has Grown More Quickly Than Bitcoin Foundation - Chairman Peter Vessenes
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GlaxoSmithKline Sacks Staff on China Bribery Scandal
Doctors are accused of routing 3bn yuan in bribes to doctors through travel agencies and consultancies
Skills Shortage Threatens UK Public Sector Reforms Workers Warn
The research also revealed that almost two in ten of the respondents think that the reforms will fail altogether.
As Lebanon Reaches One Million Syrian Refugee Milestone, Social Strife Gathers Pace
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Dmytro Firtash's Right Hand Man Lashes Out at Ukraine Oligarch's 'Politically Motivated Arrest'
Group DF's deputy chairman says "this is an abuse of the Austrian justice system"
Retirement Reforms Push UK into Top 10 Most Sustainable Pension Systems
The rankings also revealed that Australia topped the list to beat the 49 other countries.
Why British Civil Servants are Moving Pensions Abroad After George Osborne's Budget Bombshell
deVere Group CEO says civil servants are urgently seeking advice on transferring pensions
Poverty Tsar Frank Field Fights for Food Bank Truth
The Labour MP will co-chair an All-Party Parliamentary Inquiry into hunger and food poverty.
Suspected Silk Road Operator Ross Ulbricht's Lawyer Brings Bitcoin's Legal Status into Question
Defence lawyer Joshua Dratel says no grounds for charges against Ulbricht
UK Property Surveyor Sweett Group Launches Probe in WSJ Arab Bribe Allegations
Company said UK's SFO and US' DoJ has not launched legal proceedings against the firm.
HSBC Lags Behind Anti-Money Laundering Controls Target
US Justice Department said there's "much work to be done"
Lawyers and Probation Staff March on Ministry of Justice in Legal Aid Protest
Demonstrations also took place in Manchester, Sheffield, Leeds, Hull, Liverpool and Birmingham
Lawyers and Probation Service Staff March on Ministry of Justice in Legal Aid Protest
Lawyers and probation service staff protested over cuts to legal aid and the probation privatisation.
George Osborne 'Profoundly Concerned' Over FCA's Insurance Inquiry Blunder
Association of British Insurers asks chancellor for independent probe into watchdog's leak
Bedroom Tax One Year On: What is the Real Cost of the Controversial Policy?
One year on from the introduction of bedroom tax but who's had to pay?
Standard Life Investments Sells 99% of Royal Mail Shares
Investment firm says it is responding to "changing valuations and share prices"
Nine Million Britons in Serious Debt as FCA Launches Consumer Credit Crackdown
Regulator's research breaks down those in debt into survival, lifestyle and reluctant borrowers
FCA Taking 'Tough Action' Against Payday Loans and £200m Consumer Credit Industry
Regulator takes over from the Office of Fair Trading for consumer credit.
FX Fixing Scandal: Hong Kong Monetary Authority Demands Independent Forex Trading Reviews
Several banks ordered to carry out reviews of forex operations amid growing concern over currency market rigging.
SEC Charges Husband of Informatica Executive with Insider Trading After He Eavesdropped on Wife's Phone Call
Husbands of the executive used an overheard conversation for insider trading.
Royal Mail Shares Hurt Taxpayer as Priced Too Cheaply By Vince Cable, says NAO
Vince Cable's Royal Mail IPO price is criticised by the National Audit Office
FCA's Martin Wheatley: Insurance Inquiry Leak 'Was Not Our Finest Hour'
The regulator has launched an inquiry into the handling of a leaked zombie fund report
Why UK Bank IT Glitches are the Tip of the Global Iceberg
Britain's regulator is launching a large scale investigation into customer banking outages
Russia Unveils Tax Breaks for Crimea as Special Economic Zone
Tax breaks and infrastructure improvements planned to make Crimea pay its own way
Scottish Independence: Alistair Darling Slams SNP's Nicola Sturgeon Over Currency Union
Darling made the comments after suggestions that the UK would agree to a sterling union.
Mis-Selling Derivatives: Libya Launches $1.5bn SocGen Gaddafi Bribery Lawsuit
The Libyan Investment Authority accuses the French bank of tens of millions of dollars of bribes
Chinese Mining Tycoon Liu Han Faces Gang Murder Trial
Han is accused of leading 36-member gang on a crime spree over 20 years.
Wonga Chairman Errol Damelin Stepping Down Ahead of FCA Payday Regulation
Damelin is allegedly tired of criticism over payday lending sector
FCA Funding Boosted to £452m to Handle Payday Loans
The regulator boosts its funding requirements in its 2014 to 2015 business plan.
Parliament and ABI Slam FCA for 'Extraordinary Blunder' Over Leaking Zombie Fund Probe
Regulator hires an external lawfirm to launch inquiry into its handling of the matter.
FCA Confirms Mis-selling Inquiry into 'Zombie Funds' as Insurance Stocks Bomb
Legal & General and Aviva shares are nose diving after the leaked investigation announcement
Libor Fixing: SFO Charges Former Icap Brokers Danny Martin Wilkinson, Darrell Paul Read and Colin John Goodman
Icap paid £58m to US and UK authorities for Libor rigging in September 2013.
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