Finance

Democrats cosying up to big finance helped Trump win – they must stand up to Wall Street in future.

The Bentleys, featured in Thursday night's episode, rank in the top 10% of Britain's richest.

Figures show he earned £786,450 last year from giving 15 speeches.

Oil prices also down as stock market continues to regard Trump with caution.

The release comes after a number of major institutions left the R3 consortium.

Businesses make calculated decisions largely on facts and what's right for the company.

Brexit will drive bankers out and hurt the central London property market by reducing demand.

A proposal to 'fix retirement' will pass responsibility to sophisticated investors.

Reporter discovers taxation projects that the public are not too familiar with.

In the UK, more than half the people surveyed (58%) used contactless cards this year.

The world's largest economies pledge to work together to combat volatility.

London could be overtaken by Singapore as an offshore financial centre within four years

An 8.2% rise in manageable DROs recorded, as threshold for pre-bankruptcy alternative increases.

Macron said there consequences around access to the single market and changes financial passport rules.

National Audit Office urged Whitehall to be more realistic about consumers' motivations.

Reckitt Benckiser, IAG and Standard Chartered were the biggest riser on the FTSE 100.

The leftist-led government's pension reform plan has slashed workers' salaries to meet targets set by the country's foreign creditors.

US firm that helps people file tax returns suffered data breach that left more than 8,000 users vulnerable.

In first financial summary of 2016, it is revealed that 100,000-plus customers left after cyber-hack of 2015.

The US lifted export payment and financing restrictions and eased airline travel.

Sanders delivered a speech in New York in which he detailed his plan for Wall Street reform.

Yellen says the increase reflects the Federal Reserve's confidence in the US economy.

Carney believes that there is "still time to act" but that "the window is finite and it's closing".

Chancellor George Osborne called for more Chinese investment in the UK.

Mining firms continue to struggle on weak Chinese data and plunge in copper prices.

Glencore, BHP Billiton, Anglo American all edge into market's biggest fallers.

Financiers sold bonds without a licence in scheme that reportedly lost hundreds of investors more than £50,000 each.

Ukraine has yet to break up Naftogaz or clean up the banking system.

Athens decided to postpone the payment of the €300m (£218m, $338m) loan – a highly unusual step, but one that does not yet signal a formal default.

European Union risks pricing itself out of global economy with excessive regulation, says chancellor