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India's top Bitcoin exchange halts operations on Reserve Bank warning.

Dassault Aviation, Bombardier, Cessna and Gulfstream to profit from pent-up demand for smaller planes.

Private bank signs up to the US tax deal that is chasing down wealthy tax evaders.

Financial Industry Regulation Authority fines Barclays $3.75m for allegedly failing to keep proper electronic records.

IBTimes UK takes a look the potential manipulation of foreign exchange

IBTimes UK takes a look at one of the biggest banking scandals in recent history

Bankrupt China-based pork producer AgFeed Industries allegedly violated US securities laws.

Royal Bank of Scotland denies plans for 'widespread' salary increases.

Tory MP Nigel Mills attacks business secretary in deepening immigration row.

Most Singaporeans say they cannot afford to get sick.

IBTimes UK looks at how religious freedom impacts on the workplace.

IPPR think tank says Bulgarian and Romanian migration in January 2014 will be different from 2004

Recovery First, discusses some of the issues Insolvency Practitioners face

Aerospace and defence group Rolls-Royce reveals Serious Fraud Office investigation

Luxury jeweller is to pay nearly half a billion dollars in damages to watch maker

Wall Street Journal reports top executives at Megaupload admitted unauthorised sharing of videos.

Interest rate caps, advertising ban and political criticism weigh on the industry

Hong Kong's Securities and Futures Commission has set up a new task force to tackle white collar crime.

More Swiss banks agree to co-operate with US disclosure scheme, as others make provision for fines.

Media report says global investigation into currency market manipulation is drawing to a close

But the ABB says Miliband is playing politics with the jobs of 40,000 people.

Bank hails victory as plaintiffs were time barred from filing lawsuits

MPs on business select committee demand advertising controls on controversial payday lending industry.

The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) launches independent task force to detect fraud following accounting scandals

A US appeals court revives liability suit for 9/11 victims versus Saudi Arabia

IBTimes UK takes a look at the embattled lender's controversial year

Regulator suggests businesses could be offered money to help with Britain's soaring energy demand.

The €1bn Nazi seized art treasure trove has highlighted the complexity of art recovery.

Bank prohibited staff from participating in instant message groups amid FX fixing scandal.