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Flash crash trader Navinder Singh Sarao: 'I did nothing wrong apart from be good at my job'

Flash crash of 2010 saw Dow Jones industrial index lose 700 points in a number of minutes.

Dow Jones Wins $5m Judgment Against British News Aggregator Ransquawk

Dow Jones Wins $5m Judgement Against UK News Site Ransquawk

London-based Ransquawk did not contest Dow Jones' lawsuit.

Dow Jones Sues British News Aggregator Ransquawk for Allegedly Stealing 'Hot News'

Dow Jones lawsuit seeks at least $5m in damages.

One Third of Britons Suffer from Friggatriskaidekaphobia - The Fear of Friday the 13th

One third of Britons will change their plans fearing misfortune on Friday the 13th.

Asian markets witnessed mixed trade on 19 November

Asian Markets Mixed on Fed Speak and Carl Icahn's Comments

Activist investor Carl Icahn says he is 'very cautious' on the stock market.

Former RP Martin broker Terry Farr arrives at Southwark Crown Court in London in October. The SFO charged Terry Farr and James Gilmour in July with conspiracy to defraud over Libor rates (Photo: Reuters)

Libor Fixing Scandal: SFO Puts 22 more Traders 'On Notice'

British court hears how Serious Fraud Office could see another 22 people face rigging charges

European markets witnessed mixed trade on 21 October

European Markets Mixed Ahead of Crucial US Jobs Data

US Labor Department to release September jobs report on 22 October.

Asian markets outside India trade higher on 21 October

Asian Markets Outside India Trade Higher On Chinese Premier Li Keqiang's Comment

Profit-taking in India weighs down on the Sensex.

WSJ, David Enrich and third parties are threatened with imprisonment, asset seizure, fines if names of people SFO plan to implicate in Libor fixing criminal case are divuled in England and Wales (Photo: Reuters)

Libor Fixing Scandal: SFO Silences WSJ Journalist David Enrich With Imprisonment and Fine Threats

Third parties also threatened with fines, imprisonment, asset seizure if individuals the government plans to implicate are divulged

Asian markets log modest gains on 17 October

Asian Markets Outside China Log Modest Gains on US Debt Ceiling Deal

China to release a raft of economic data on 18 October.

The sun rises on the U.S. Capitol in Washington, October 15, 2013.

Impact of US Default: Another Recession, Market Meltdown and a Bank Run

Another recession, a fall in the value of dollar, rising funding woes for banks, a global market crash -- all these and more could be the fallout of a US default.

US Shutdown: Fitch Puts US AAA Credit Rating Under 'Review' as Debt Ceiling Deadline Nears

Fitch places US credit ratings under review for possible downgrade as country nears deadline to raise its debt ceiling to avoid default.

Wall Street Jumps More Than 1 Percent At Open

U.S. stocks rallied strongly at the open on Thursday (October 10), with each of the major indexes climbing more than 1 percent, as investors were encouraged by signs of progress in fiscal negotiations in Washington.