Credit Suisse to Battle John McCain's US Senate Panel Over Client Tax Evasion
Brady Dougan and three other officers are expected to answer US Senators John McCain and Carl Levin
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From Michelle Young to Katrin Radmacher, Vardag tells IBTimes UK why Britain is the best place to divorce
Scottish Independence Poll: Bulk of FTSE100 Chiefs Oppose Scotland Exiting UK
Korn Ferry survey reveals 65% of chairmen of 32 FTSE 100 companies say independence will be bad for business
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UK Government Could Generate £1.45bn with Universal Affordable Childcare
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Nigerian Central Bank Governor Lamido Sanusi to Take President Goodluck Jonathan to Court Over Suspension
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European Airlines Hold £3.4bn in Unpaid Passengers' Taxes and Charges in 2013
Campaign group Airtaxback says airlines are not forthcoming with refunds
Deutsche Bank Settles €925m Leo Kirch 12 Year Long Lawsuit
Deutsche Bank Settles €925m Leo Kirch 12 Year Long Lawsuit
US to Get First Bitcoin ATMs in Seattle and Austin
Robocoin is installing new bitcoin ATMs in US, after launching in Canada.
Financial Transaction Tax Will Instantly Hit Savers by £3bn
London Economics research says household stock and bond holdings would instantly drop
Germany and France Put Financial Transaction Tax Back on Table
Eurozone allies in new attempt to bring in controversial European financial transaction tax.
Unique Lloyds Ringfence Rules Unlikely from Bank of England
FT report suggests Lloyds pushing for softer ringfence terms, but Bank of England source plays down discussions.
Libor Fixing Scandal: SFO Charges Ex- Barclays Traders Peter Charles Johnson, Jonathan James Mathew and Stylianos Contogoulas
It is alleged they conspired to defraud between 1 June 2005 and 31 August 2007
Yorkshire Building Society to Refund 34,000 Customers' Mortgage Arrears Fees
FCA says YBS has 'voluntarily' offered to refund customers after the regulator 'raised concerns'
Italy Fines Ryanair and EasyJet €1m for Not Being Consumer Friendly
Italy's anti-trust authority said there is insufficient transparency in their optional insurance offerings
Co-op Launches National Survey to Help Plan for Future
Former chairman Paul Flowers became embroiled in a sex and drugs scandal.
EDF Cashes in After Delaying Energy Price Hikes
EDF's British profits rose from £800m to £860m in 2013
Valentine's Day 2014: Guide to Office Romance Legal Problems
Lester Aldridge details the legal fallout from workplace romances
FCA Hands HomeServe £30m Record Retail Fine
HomeServe receives largest ever retail fine handed down to date by financial regulators.
Mis-selling Derivatives: Lloyds Boosts Banker Bonuses as 70% of Redress Pot Remains Unused
Lloyds has only set aside £530m to compensation mis-sold IRSA victims.
Lloyds Boosts Banker Bonus Pool by 10% as Profits Double
CEO Antonio Horta-Osorio will also receive a £1.7m bonus award in deferred shares for five years.
Police Arrest Two Men in Rolls-Royce Bribery and Corruption Probe
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Chinese Premier Li Keqiang Orders Total Ban on New Government Buildings
Li also wants government to cap workforce.
BofA's Phillip Murphy Pleads Guilty to Bond Market Manipulation
Former Bank of America executive pleads guilty to conspiring to defraud bond investors and the US government
Iceland PM Sigmundur Gunnlaugsson Shrugs Off £5.3bn Icesave Lawsuit
British and Dutch authorities are hoping to return cash for depositors of the now defunct fund
Scottish Independence: Tories, Lib Dems and Labour Unite to Demolish Scotland's Currency Union Hopes
George Osborne, Danny Alexander, Ed Balls will all attack SNP's Alex Salmond's 'keeping the pound' promise
Lloyds to Pay £400m Banker Bonus Pot and £2m Compensation to Boss Antonio Horta-Osorio
Lloyds already has set aside £10bn for PPI mis-selling as well as millions more for mis-sold derivatives
Barclays Shares Plunge on Profit Drop and 12,000 Job Cuts
Barclays is axing 12,000 jobs to cut costs after posting a drop in earnings
UBS Suspends Bankers Joseph Chee and Sharlyn Wu on Hiring Probe
The investigation centres over the hiring of an employee related to a Chinese corporate client
Barclays Axes 12,000 Jobs Despite Banker Bonus Bump
Barclays increased staff bonuses and incentive rewards to £2.38bn
Mis-Selling Derivatives: Barclays Expenses Improve on Low Redress Payouts
Barclays operating expenses improved by 4% year-on-year
Barclays Hit by Multiple Regulator and Government Subpoenas over Mortgages
Barclays revealed in its full year financial statement that it has received requests from government
Barclays Boosts Bonuses to £2.38bn Despite Mass Mis-Selling Scandals
Staff payouts rose from £2.17bn in 2012
Goldman Sachs Siphon $77m from Credit Crisis Bonuses
Goldman's partners exercised share options awarded to them at the end of 2008
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