Cost of Dying Crisis: UK Poor 'Cannot Afford to Pass Away'
Report from the University of Bath says the average cost of dying is now £7,622.
UK Government Pledges to Cut Red Tape for Firms Making Social Care Saving Products
Norman Lamb says the current care and support system does not work and is hugely unfair.
FRC Launches Investigation Into Ex-Bradford and Bingley Finance Chief Christopher Willford
The Financial Conduct Authority has already fined Willford £30,000 last month over credit crisis failings
FBI Questions Ex-JPMorgan Banker Gaby Abdelnour in Asia Bribery Probe
Bloomberg report claims he was questioned late last year in relation to the bank's hiring practices
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UK Awaits EU Court Ruling on ESMA's Short-Selling Ban Powers
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Mis-Selling Derivatives: JPMorgan Sues Berlin's BVG Over Bad Swap Deal
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Paul Coyle, head of tax at Morrisons, named in reports as man arrested by FCA.
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The Financial Reporting Council has started investigating KPMG's auditing of the Co-op Bank
Rachel Reeves: Labour Would Make Jobless Take Maths and English Tests
Shadow work and pensions secretary excepted to announce tougher rules.
US Tech Firms Try to Derail G20 Tax Avoidance Clampdown
Digital Economy Group writes to OECD to defend its industry's record on corporation tax.
BBC Cracks Down On Tax Avoidance by Slashing Celebrity Pay
Top BBC stars including Jeremy Paxman face a 25% cut in salary
Deutsche Bank Profits Plunge on Scandal Fines and Litigation Fees
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UK Eurosceptics Warned: EU Membership Boosts Trade by 30%
CER says UK would struggle to maintain trade with other EU member states if it left.
SFO Received 'Blockbuster Funding' from UK Treasury to Probe Rolls-Royce's Bribery Abroad
UK Treasury allowed funding "in the low millions" of pounds for SFO's criminal probe of Rolls-Royce.
Revealed: HMRC has Only 181 Staff to Enforce Minimum Wage
Figures emerge during political row about potential hike in the National Minimum Wage.
HMRC to Reclassify Bitcoin as Private Money
Taxman sets sights on bitcoin and other virtual currencies.
UK Government 'Delays' Pension Charge Cap Until 2015
The move will be seen as a political blow to pension minister Steve Webb.
William Hill to Cooperate with British Government on Betting Machines
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Bitcoin Trades Above $900 Despite Silk Road Forfeiture
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FCA Kicks Off RBS 'Poor Treatment' of Businesses Review on Tomlinson Report
The regulator has appointed Promontory Financial Group and Mazars to conduct an independent skilled persons report
HSBC £70bn Capital Black Hole Revealed by Forensic Asia
Hong Kong-based research firm says bank has overstated its assets by £50bn.
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Why Curbing Bank Bonuses is a Terrible Idea
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Worries of Migrant Construction Workers in Qatar Would be Eased by Electronic Wage Payments
Engineers Against Poverty says electronic payment would help solve problems of wage exploitation.
Co-op Unveils Review Details Post-Paul Flowers and Capital Black Hole Scandals
Lord Myners, newly appointed Senior Independent Director, will lead the review
CoE Bolsters Crusade Against Payday Loans with Hector Sants Hire
Sants is the former head of compliance at Barclays' and ex- head of the FSA
BoE's Mark Carney Slams Banker Bonus Caps but Eyes Deferrals
Bank of England Governor Mark Carney hits out at 'crude' banker bonus caps.
Bank of England's Mark Carney Debunks Labour's Logic on Splitting Up Banks
Mark Carney undermines Labour leader Ed Miliband's arguments on breaking up banks.
RBS Pay and Bonuses: Why the UK Government Needs to Stop Meddling
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Libor Fixing Scandal: SFO Calls in Barclays Traders for Fraud Interviews
SFO suspects several former Barclays traders of involvement in Libor manipulation
Minimum Wage Cheats to Face £20,000 Fine as Vince Cable Targets Rogue Employers
The current maximum penalty is £5,000, but the government says that will be quadrupled.
George Osborne Warns EU Not to Stall €120bn US Free Trade Deal
Osborne makes a speech makes the case for European Union reform.
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