UK Home Office Staff Blocking Asylum Seekers Rewarded with Gift Vouchers and Bonuses
Government employees are being rewarded for helping to ensure asylum seekers stay out of Britain
Labour Pressures Government to Block RBS Request for Doubling Bonus Cap
"At a time when families face a cost-of-living crisis and bank lending to business is falling, it cannot be right for George Osborne to approve a doubling of the bank bonus cap"
EU Referendum: Chancellor George Osborne to Warn EU to Reform or Face UK Exit
Osborne will tell EU in a speech that structural changes are needed to survive
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German lender suspended at least one currency trader on suspicion of manipulating benchmark forex rates
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Moody's Silence on Portugal Rating Leaves Markets in the Dark
Moody's confuses investors and breaches new EU rules regarding market transparency
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BskyB, Canal Plus, as well as Fox, Warner Bros, Sony and Paramount deals under microscope.
Childcare Costs Soared 19% in 2013 as Unemployed Hit Hardest
Study says 24% unemployed parents want to work but could not because of high costs.
Bank Regulators Ease Capital Ratios to Aid Economic Recovery
Regulators still not decided on final leverage ratio to backstop banks during a financial crisis.
France's Total to Invest £29m in UK Shale Gas Industry
French oil and gas company Total will announce its investment in the lucrative unconventional energy sector
Alcoa in $384m Deal With US Authorities to Settle Bahrain Bribery Charges
Alcoa CEO says no plans for legal action against London Metal Exchange.
Mis-Selling CCP Insurance: Banks to Pay 7 Million Victims £1.3bn in Compensation
An average of £200 will be paid to customers of CPP who were sold useless insurance
Lord Mandelson: EU Referendum 'Lottery' is not what British Public Want
The comments come ahead of a vote in the House of Lords on a EU referendum bill.
Serco Seals £56m Two-Year Canadian Defence Contract Extension
Serco will provide site support at the 5 Wing Canadian Forces Base in Goose Bay, Canada
EU Slams UK Politicians for 'Destroying Britain's Future' Over Immigration
Viviane Reding, the vice-president of the European Commission, lashes out at UK ministers
EU Clears Omnicom and Publicis' World's Largest Advertising Company Merger
European Union antitrust regulators clear the $35bn merger that was announced last year
'Vital Jobs' Lost as Local Authorities in England Slashed £11bn from Budgets
Unison says the "worst is yet to come" following the spending round in 2013.
Singapore Taxes Certain Bitcoin Transactions
Gains from long-term investment in Bitcoins are not taxable, according to Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS).
Over Third of Financial Services Chiefs Support Jailing Reckless Bankers
More than 35% of global financial services professionals believe in criminal liability for reckless staff
Ladbrokes and William Hill Shares Fall as Cameron Pledges Action on 'Crack Cocaine' Betting Machines
Fixed-odds betting terminals enable gamblers to spend up to £300 in a minute.
Italy's Main Coalition Partner Calls to Loosen Hiring Laws as Jobless Rate Hits 37-Year High
Matteo Renzi, leader of the centre-left Democratic Party, wants to reduce company costs.
UK Government's Plans to Hike Spending on State Pensions Blasted as 'Unaffordable' and 'Irresponsible'
Institute of Economic Affairs says the current system is incentivising early retirement.
Ex-Goldman VP Fabrice Tourre's Plea for New Trial in SEC Case Rejected
US District Judge Katherine Forrest upheld earlier ruling against Fabrice Tourre.
ECJ Ruling on Wholesale Travel Tax Could Cost UK Thousands of Jobs
European Tour Operators Association says the ruling could damage the competitiveness of British firms.
FCA Claims Co-op 'Crystal Methodist' Paul Flowers Appointment Was Not a Mistake
Regulator's director of supervision says it was aware of Flowers's 1981 criminal conviction
Spanish Princess Infanta Cristina Charged with Money Laundering and Fraud
Infanta Cristina is the youngest daughter of King Juan Carlos in Spain
UK Immigration: Vince Cable Slates Cameron's 100,000 Target
Business Secretary says the Prime Minister's plans to cut immigration will most likely not be achieved.
Ex-UBS Chief Banker Raoul Weil to Enter Plea in Tax Evasion Case
US prosecutors alleged that Weil helped 17,000 American clients to evade taxes between 2002 and 2007.
Libor Fixing Scandal: US Hits RBS with $50m Criminal Fine
Fine on top of £390m civil settlement with US and UK authorities.
FCA and PRA to Launch Co-op Bank Probe and Enforcement Action
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Labour's Ed Miliband's Plan to End Cheap Foreign Labour Could 'Put Jobs at Risk'
Business organisations have slammed the Labour Party leader's vow to reinterpret employment law
JPMorgan on Brink of $2bn Bernie Madoff Fed Fine
Suspicions that JPM ignored signs of Bernard Madoff's Ponzi scheme is set to be resolved
Bitcoin Value Tops $1,000 Again on Zynga Adoption
Social gaming firm Zynga said it would start accepting bitcoin as payment option.
NSA Gets Nod to Continue Phone Tapping from US Secret Court
US Foreign Intelligence Surveillance (FISA) court renewed the NSA phone collection programme on 3 January.
Hong Kong and Taiwan Await Bitcoin ATMs
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