FX Fixing Scandal: Hong Kong Becomes First Asian Authority to Review Potential Currency Rigging
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority said it is speaking to banks over foreign exchange market manipulation allegations
Royal Mail Shares: Vince Cable and Lazard Bankers to Face Parliamentary Inquiry Over IPO Price
A MP committee has summoned the UK business secretary and bankers to discuss shares after price soars 48%
Ofwat Aims to Veto Thames Water's 'Unjustified' 8% Price Hike
Water regulator plans to veto price rise as the reasons Thames Water gave "were not justified"
London Whale Scandal: JPMorgan on Cusp of $100m CFTC Settlement
Media reports say JPM is on the cusp of settling with the CFTC over Bruno Iksil's $6.2bn legal derivative losses
Mis-selling Derivatives and Libor Fixing: Lawyers Unveil Deutsche Bank Emails On Customer Being 'Screwed'
Unitech is appealing against earlier ruling saying banks' attempts to manipulate Libor invalidate IRSA.
Supermodel Katia Elizarova Urges Parliament to Create Ad Industry Kitemark to End Abuse of Models
Benedict Cumberbatch's supermodel friend asks for a new UK code-of-conduct in the advertising and modelling world.
PCBS Andrew Tyrie: UK Government Ignores Key Banking Reform Blueprint Elements
Parliamentary Commission on Banking Standards chairman says government is failing implement key reforms
FX Fixing Scandal: Ex-RBS and JPMorgan Trader Richard Usher Tipped to Be at Centre of Probe
The spot currency trader left Edinburgh-based RBS in 2010 and is JPM's chief dealer in London
UK Prime Minister David Cameron Slams EU Regulation for Strangling Economic Growth
Cameron says red tape is costing Britain billions of euros and is therefore squeezing economic growth
Alliance Boots Avoids £1.1bn in UK Corporation Tax Since 2008
Britain's largest trade union Unite and War on Want publishes a UK tax avoidance report on pharmacy chain
Mis-Selling Derivatives: FCA Eyes Fining Banks for IRSA Scandal
Financial Conduct Authority's Martin Wheatley says regulator is mulling over whether to sue banks after redress scheme ends
Mis-Selling Derivatives and Libor Fixing: UK Court to Determine Whether Rate Rigging Invalidates Swaps
London Court of Appeal will begin a three day hearing examining two cases against Barclays and Deutsche Bank
FX Fixing Scandal: DoJ and FBI Launch Criminal Investigation in US
US agencies follow UK and Swiss bodies in launching currency market manipulation probe.
Dinner with Prime Minister Ivica Dacic: Can Serbia Overcome Being a 'Leper' to Turn Around the Economy?
Serbia is on the cusp of revolutionising its economy but can it shake-off the past political problems?
Royal Mail IPO Makes Dazzling Stock Market Debut
ETX Capital head of trading comments on the oversubscribed floatation
Factbox: Britain Launches Royal Mail IPO
IBTimes UK gives you a snapshot look at UK's delivery service Royal Mail moving into privatisation
Serbia's Investment Agency Urges Investors to Shrug Off Past Political Issues [VIDEO]
Siepa says reforms and tax incentives make the country an attractive place to do business
British Government Tries to Quell Public Anger Over SSE 8.2% Energy Bill Hike
Edward Davey, Energy and Climate Change Secretary attempts to abate anger after SSE partly blamed government for rise
Libyan PM Ali Zeidan Kidnapping: Oil Nears $110 Per Barrel
Armed men seized Ali Zeidan from a hotel in the Libyan capital Tripoli
Serbia's Investment Agency Urges Investors to Shrug Off the Past
The Serbia Investment and Export Promotion Agency has urged foreign investors to move past political issues from the past and understand that the current government is pushing through reforms that will make the country a prime place to do business.
British Energy Giant SSE to Hike Energy Prices in November
SSE originally pledged not to raise prices again before Autumn 2014 at the earliest
Royal Mail Privatisation Flooded With 700,000 Stock Applications
Appetite from retail buyers is strong as wealthy investors are tipped to be snubbed in the stock sale
Royal Mail Eyes Job Cuts After Privatisation
In written evidence submitted to the Business Select Committee, Royal Mail warns MPs of employing fewer people.
Tax Avoidance: Facebook Paid Zero UK Corporation Tax in 2012
Social network giant only paid £238,000 in British corporation tax in 2011.
FX Fixing Scandal: RBS Hands Over Instant Messages to FCA
The Royal Bank of Scotland allegedly gave British regulator transcripts from former currency trader
Serbia's Largest Investor Telenor Calls for Cutting Red Tape to Dial in FDI [VIDEO]
Telecoms giant says Serbia is an attractive place to expand business but would benefit from bureaucracy streamlining
Microsoft Wires Into Serbian Tech Talent for Bing and Office 365 Development [VIDEO]
IBTimes UK gets the inside track into the Microsoft Development Centre Serbia
Serbia's Largest Investor Telenor Calls for Cutting Red Tape to Dial in FDI
Serbia is one of the most attractive countries in the emerging markets to build and expand a business but cutting red tape and reforming land and labour laws are essential to drawing in more foreign direct investment.
Microsoft Wires Into Serbian Tech Talent for Bing and Office 365 Development
Microsoft maybe one of the world's largest and most established companies but over the years it has secured a foothold in a number of rapidly emerging markets.
IMF Trims Global Growth for Sixth Time in Under Two Years
The International Monetary Fund also warns over the impact from the US government shutdown
