Swedish lawmakers say that Pfizer has to map out its intentions for the group more clearly

Sources say Sir Christopher Kelly's report is damning and scathing of the group's governance structure

Former Labour minister is stepping down after he unveils his proposals in May

The singer was kicked out of a rehab centre for violating internal rules.

Headhunting expert details how Britain is chipping away at the 'Glass Ceiling' but is still behind counterparts

US based FXCM Group withheld around £6m in clients' profits for itself

The Co-operative Energy chief said websites like moneysupermarket.com were negative influences on prices

Sants is the former head of compliance at Barclays' and ex- head of the FSA

Second food-safety scare at Fonterra Cooperative in six months.

World Trade Organisation Bali agreement could boost markets.

Danone demands €350m in compensation and talks remain inconclusive.

British Prime Minister David Cameron recently said that Guernsey is not a tax haven

Lloyds says payment protection insurance complaints are waning but slower than expected.

Sioux joins Peta campaign urging Fortnum & Mason to stop selling foie gras.

Scheme to renationalise company would protect 7,500 steelworkers jobs in the long run .

Australia's central bank cuts cash rate to 2.50%.

Mother of murdered teenager Stephen Lawrence is most eye-catching inclusion on this year's list.

CoE pension fund invests in Accel Partners which fundraised for the payday loan company in 2009

Labour unveils plans to clamp down on tax avoidance following Google, Amazon and Starbucks furore.

Australian Treasurer Swan sets tone for country's 2014 chairing of G20 group with stance on global tax cheats.

Ryukyu Islands belong to Beijing, according to China's Communist party mouthpiece People's Daily.

Medina-born student is being treated at hospital for injuries

UK watchdog fine and censure for Tidjane Thiam for breaching rules on failed acquisition.

From dresses made of Instagram pictures to musical fish, the Art Meet Tech Hackathon threw up some amazing results.

Anti-US protests spread across Australia, India and Africa.

Microsoft joins other Northwest employers in support of Washington State legislation recognising marriage equality for same-sex couples.

Turning from its previous Indian suspicions, reports have emerged suggesting US authorities now suspect China as the culprit behind a recent cyber attack targeting commission employees' emails.

There's hope for the 127 Britons who face unemployment after the liquidation of ferry firm SeaFrance on 9 January, as Eurotunnel eyes the business's assets.