WPP's Martin Sorrell To Face Executive Pay Shareholder Backlash
Advertising giant WPP's CEO will be the latest to face shareholder backlash over his increased executive pay
Counting the Costs: BP Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill
Shares rise as BP is on the cusp of settling one of its many cases related to the Gulf of Mexico oil spill for at a lower settlement fee, say reports.
Iata Warns Airlines of Worsening Eurozone Crisis and Oil Price Rise Risks
International Air Transport Association says deepening eurozone sovereign debt crisis and rising oil prices threaten to wipe out airline industry profits and targets
UBS Alleged 'Rogue Trader' Kweku Adoboli Granted Bail
Ex-UBS employee charged with unauthorised trading is granted bail by a UK court
Gazprom Neft Denies Plans to Buy BP's 50% Stake in TNK-BP: Report
OAO Gazprom neft chief dismisses reports that the group is looking to buy BP's stake in TNK-BP
China's First Big Step Towards Interest Rate Liberalisation
China's surprise interest rate cut is the first major step towards making banking more competitive while liberalising its currency.
Spain To Formally Request EU Bank Aid Saturday: Report
Media reports reveal that troubled PIG country Spain is to formally request a European Union bailout over the weekend
Game of Thrones: A Blockbuster against the Odds
Is HBO blockbuster a sprawling mess or a sublime piece of art? We look at how major changes to the book produced one of the best TV shows of our time.
M&S Plans Summer UK Bank Launch with HSBC Support
UK retail giant Marks & Spencer Group Plc to challenge rival Tesco with banking service offer
IMF: €90bn Needed to Save Spain's Banks
According to reports, the IMF's highly anticipated Spanish bank audit will also "outline overall needs of €90bn to clean up Spain's entire banking sector."
China Surprises Market with Interest Rate Cuts of 0.25%
China's surprise move cut to interest rates could be its first big step to interest rate liberalisation
French Bond Yields Fall to Record Low as Gloom Lifts over Eurozone
The tumble in France bond yields reveals increased investor appetite for the country's relatively safe-haven bonds.
Spain Sells above Target €2bn in Bond Auction on Eurozone Bailout Speculation
Highly anticipated bond auction reveals strong investor appetite after selling €2.07bn in notes.
Spain at the Euro Crossroads: Bailout, Bonds and Banks
As eurozone sovereign debt crisis tightens grip, scenario in Spain becomes more fraught with reports that country in dire need of European aid for ailing banks.
Ex-Unicredit CEO Alessandro Profumo and 19 Bank Officials Stand Trial over Barclays Scheme
Former Unicredit chief and officials allegedly avoided tax through use of complex financial instrument, 'Brontos'.
Spain's Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy Pleads with ECB for Bank Aid
Shock plea for recapitalisation of Spanish banks to drag country out of difficulty shake markets.
BP Approached By Russian State-Owned Oil & Gas Group For TNK-BP Stake Sale: Report
UK oil major was approached by a Russian government owned oil and gas group to sell its 50 percent stake in Russian joint-venture TNK-BP, according to a source cited by Reuters
'Grexit' Risks Could Lead to 'Lehman Moment' in Eurozone: Societe Generale
Société Générale special report delivers damning scenario of what would happen if Greece exits the Euro
BP Shares Surge as Group Mulls Sale of Russian Venture TNK-BP
BP tops FTSE 100 after oil major says it may sell its 50 percent stake in Russian joint-venture TNK-BP
S&P Slams Italy's Criminal Probe As “Groundless” After Debt Downgrade Charges
The credit ratings agency hits back at Italian government led market abuse probe, following S&P’s downgrade of the country
India BRICing it? Former Emerging Market Star Sees Growth Slump to Near Decade Low
Indian GDP shows no signs of slowing, after only expanding 5.3 percent
High Court Judge Slams Commerzbank Over Bankers' Bonuses
London's high court refuses permission for Germany's Commerzbank to appeal against ruling that it would have to pay 104 bankers' bonuses for 2008, with interest
JP Morgan Faces Another Headache with Insider Trading Probe
Japan's Securities and Exchange Surveillance Commission reported to start formal investigation into insider trading allegations weeks after "London Whale" debacle
BP Woes Worsen on US Investigation into Deepwater Oil Disaster 'Lies'
Oil giant hit by US investigation into employee claims about Gulf of Mexico oil spill, while TNK-BP is dealt another blow
Greggs Share Prices Soar on UK's Government Pasty Tax U-Turn [VIDEO]
Greggs shares rocket after the UK government makes dramatic about-turn on controversial pasty tax.
Insider Trading Risk Surrounds Facebook Stock Debut as Morgan Stanley Hits Back at Subpoena
The lawsuit and separate subpoena issued to Morgan Stanley over the Facebook IPO could potentially land investors with insider trading allegations
BAE Systems Secures $3 billion Hawk Fighter-Jet Deal with Saudi Arabia
The British defence group signs bumper deal with Saudi Arabia, which includes jets and related support and services
LSE Shares Tumble as Italian Banks Dump Stakes in Stock Exchange Group
London Stock Exchange shares dive after Italy's UniCredit and Intesa Sanpaolo confirm stake sale
Revolt Over Royal Dutch Shell Executive Pay Ramps Up
The number of Royal Dutch Shell shareholders opposing company executive pay rises increases.
China Commodities and Metal Demand To Ignite in H2 2012
Despite disappointing April data showing a slowdown in China iron ore, coal, copper and other commodities demand, analysts tell IBTimes UK that there is nothing to worry about
