Bovis Homes trumpets 'excellent' year with 69% profits hike
Bovis Homes has seen its profits hit £133m for 2014, increasing from £78.8m in 2013.
HSBC scandal: Tax evasion not legal basis for Swiss money laundering case against British bank
Helping clients evade tax can't be the legal foundation of any Swiss case against the British bank.
Greece bail-out talks collapse: Euro retreats and shares fall
European equities fell after collapse of talks between Greece and its creditors.
HSBC tax scandal: Is there any appetite for prosecution?
Could activities at the bank be classed as predicate offences to money laundering?
Bitcoin tumbler: The business of covering tracks in the world of cryptocurrency laundering
Has the role of the professional money launderer found its virtual counterpart in the form of the bitcoin tumbler?
HMRC defends its handling of the leaked HSBC Swiss tax dodge dossier
HMRC's chief executive Lin Homer faces questions about HSBC tax evasion before the Public Accounts Committee.
As HSBC is drawn over the coals some Swiss accounts will always be more secret than others
As HSBC faces the same exposure as UBS and Credit Suisse, a vaguely familiar story of big-ticket tax avoiders emerges.
Tesco's relations with suppliers under investigation by new groceries regulator
UK's Groceries Code Adjudicator (GCA) is to investigate Tesco over relations with its suppliers.
FCA looks at imposing time limits on PPI compensation
FCA is to review the success of the handling of complaints relating to mis-sold payment protection insurance.
Burns Night 2015: Scotland's paradoxical bard suits the complexity of devo max future
Burns mythographers are uncomfortable about the fact this champion of social justice applied to work as a 'negro driver' on a Jamaica plantation.
George Osborne calls for calm over inflation figures
UK inflation at 0.5% in December is no need for alarm, says the Chancellor.
Morrisons boss Dalton Philips to leave after poor Christmas sales
Dalton Philips, chief executive of Morrisons, is to leave the company after disappointing Christmas sales.
December sales worst since financial crash
December saw the worst sales performance since the financial crash in 2008, according to the BRC.
Housebuilder Taylor Wimpey starts 2015 with record £1.4bn order book
Housebuilder Taylor Wimpey said it started 2015 with a bulging order book of £1.4bn.
George Osborne looks to reduce tax on North Sea oil investments
Osborne said 'more action' is needed to boost the UK's struggling oil industry.
M&S blames warm weather for disappointing Christmas clothes sales
M&S blamed unseasonal weather for disappointing clothes sales.
Understanding Bitcoin: Cryptography, engineering and economics by Pedro Franco [Review]
New book promises financial professionals a comprehensive guide to bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
Ruble crisis: How Russia wrote the book on capital flight
Capital flight was a seminal and historically important part of the formation of free market Russia.
UK Pension Reforms Will See Scams and Conservatory Sales Rocket
Aviva pensions expert john Lawson talks to us about how pension scams are evolving with reforms.
UBS Wealth Assets Grow by $30bn Boosted by Chinese and Indian Millionaire Rise
UBS gain the most out of any wealth management operation, including Credit Suisse and HSBC.
BitCon: The Naked Truth About Bitcoin - Jeffrey Robinson's Teardown of World's Biggest Cryptocurrency
Jeffrey Robinson, a well-known writer on financial crime, has vented his spleen about the hype surrounding bitcoin.
Google Donates More to Political Campaigns than Goldman 'Government Sachs'
Google has donated $1.43m, just ahead of Goldman Sachs' $1.4m.
Government Considers New Tax Free ISAs via P2P Lending
Peer-to-peer enthusiasts have been asking for the move for last few years.
General Election 2015: Politicians Face Central Bank Intervention Headache as Global Liquidity Squeezed
Expect 4QE by the time of the General Election, according to data trends forecast by the Global Liquidity Index.
UK Hedge Fund Man Group Adds $16bn from US Acquisitions
Man Group has seen a 25% increase in FUM thanks to two US acquisitions.
Oil Prices Hits 4 Year Low Amid Global Economic Slowdown Fears
Oil prices dropped by more than $1 per barrel and Brent crude hit a fresh four-year low at below $83
UK Could Trim Borrowing by £10bn Thanks to Ministerial Accounting Error
The UK may need to raise almost £10bn less than expected from financial markets this year, according to ONO.
Talk Politely and Quietly and Don't Hug Anyone – Advice for the Discerning Tourist Visiting London
Condé Nast Traveler has issued guidance for tourists visiting London who want to fit in.
BlackRock Fixed Income Assets Boosted by Bill Gross Pimco Departure
BlackRock has seen strong cash inflows for the third quarter driven by its equities and fixed income ETFs.
European Banking Authority Tightens Rules on 'Fixed Pay' Bonus Cap Dodge
The European Banking Authority is clamping down on 'fixed pay' awards.
