UK Financial Ombudsman Settles Record Number of Complaints
British consumers hit Financial Ombudsman with 40,000 enquiries a week about financial sector.
The Passion of Jerome Kerviel: From Rogue Trader to Popish Pilgrim
Convicted ex-Societe Generale rogue trader Jerome Kerviel hands himself into French police custody.
London Housing Boom: Average Asking Price Leaping Thousands Every Week
Rightmove finds average asking price of a London property leaps 16.3% to £592,763.
Ryanair Wings Clipped by First Profit Slump in Five Years
Budget airline Ryanair blames decline in fares, weaker sterling and higher fuel costs.
Richard Lambert Unveils Voluntary Banking Standards Body
Banking Standards Review Council to help enforce higher standards across the financial sector.
UK Rent Rises Slow as Ed Miliband Reforms Attacked
LSL Property Services says UK rents rose by just 0.6% over year to April 2014.
UK House Building Soars Amid Housing Market Revival
Construction firms chase profits from spiralling house prices as pace of residential work picks up.
Land Securities Stops New London Commercial Building Projects Without Pre-Lets
UK's largest developer gives sign that market for central London office space may be topping out.
Eurozone Recovery: Is it a False Dawn?
Eurozone growth is slower than expected and bank lending still falling across currency area.
Dixons and Carphone Warehouse Announce Merger Set to Create Hundreds of New Jobs
Retailers unveil agreement on merger that will create new Dixons Carphone firm.
Half of London's Tory Councillors Think Enough Done to Help Low Earners Live in Wealthy Boroughs
Poll of London councillors shows many Conservatives satisfied with efforts to support poorer to live in city.
UK House Prices: Property Experts Expect FPC to Flex Muscles in Mortgage Market
Poll of property analysts finds most anticipate action soon by Bank of England to curb housing market.
Operation Cotton: Chris Grayling Not Allowed to Present 'Valuable Material' in FCA Appeal
Justice secretary keen to support FCA appeal after fraud trial collapses over government's legal aid cuts.
How UK Income Tax Quirks Make Some Workers Worse Off
An IFS paper shows just how poorly designed the UK's income tax system is.
GHC Capital Markets CIO: I Don't Buy Into Eurozone 'Recovery'
John Clarke, chief investment officer of GHC Capital Markets, talks to IBTimes UK.
Taylor Wimpey Shares Soar on Strong UK Housing Market
Home builder sets harder financial targets as it eyes increased profit from higher UK house prices.
Howard League: Ban G4S and Serco from UK Government Contracts
Justice campaign group handing report of failures to police and SFO.
Capita Scoops £1.1bn New Contracts as Rivals G4S and Serco Suffer
Outsourcing giant unveils new sales for 2014 while Serco and G4S remain under SFO probe.
Zamir Telecom: UKTI Intervenes Over London Firm's Unlawful Disconnection in Bangladesh
Bangladesh's state-owned telecommunications company illegally cut off Zamir Telecom on orders of Abdul Latif Siddique.
Take That Tax Avoidance: How Gary Barlow, Howard Donald and Mark Owen Dodged HMRC
Using the "Icebreaker scheme", the Take That stars and others dodged tax. Here's how.
SFO Barclays-Qatar Probe: Bob Diamond and John Varley 'Face Questioning'
Two former chief executives among group to be questioned by SFO, say reports
Rocketing UK House Price Growth 'Unsustainable'
CBI chief urges caution over pace of house price growth in the UK.
CBI Tells Politicians: Don't Let UK General Election Blow Economic Recovery
Industry group CBI predicts UK economy will grow by 3% in 2014, but highlights political risk.
Bangladesh State Telecoms Company Refuses to Reconnect UK Firm Zamir Telecom Despite Court Order
Bangladesh Telecommunications Company Limited breaches second court order demanding re-connection of Zamir.
UK Economy Growing Faster by the Month as Recovery Solidifies
NIESR report suggests UK GDP grew by 1% in the three months to the end of April.
UK Housing Bubble? Seven Reasons Why There's Not One
There is a lot of talk of a housing bubble forming in the UK, but are there signs the boom is slowing?
Standard Chartered Faces Down Shareholder Revolt Over Executive Pay
Emerging markets bank increasing fixed pay to fight back against EU bonus cap rules.
Sick of Serco: Meet the Protesters Outside the Outsourcing Giant's London AGM
Protesters gathered in Canary Wharf outside Serco's AGM in London. IBTimes UK went to speak to them.
UK House Price Growth Decelerates but Supply Worsens
Rics reports slowing growth of house prices in April though still "firmly on the upward trend".
UK House Prices Fall for Second Consecutive Month
Halifax said in its monthly house price index that property values dropped 0.2% in April.
