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Government claims complex planning rules holding back economy as infrastructure projects are halted

Former Goldman Sachs banker Paul Deighton to oversee implementation of government infrastructure plan to help pull UK out of recession

Never mind the focus on Greece, Chris Clarke explains why UK should leave the European Union.

From Ponzi schemes to high-speed trading, hedge fund manager Chris Clarke details why your money is at risk

Goldman Sachs, the investment bank, said that post-Games reality often fails to meet economic expectations - like in Sydney 2000 and Beijing 2008.

Britain's "Host Nation" advantage could help it outshine the world as it gains more improvement from Beijing than nearly every other participating country combined.

Bank of England Governor Mervyn King to lead discussions with world's central bankers on shut-down of controversial $550tn benchmark

Japan's deputy banking minister Ikko Nakatsuka urges country's biggest brokerage to 'clean its wounds' following investigation into trader tip-offs.

BoE needs "poacher turned gamekeeper" if it's to keep pace with pace and complexity of modern finance

Norway's Statoil is right on top while Barclays is in the 71st position, ahead of Citigroup, JP Morgan Chase, Goldman Sachs and Bank of America.

After internal Barclays emails exposed wrongdoing in the company, IBTimes UK looks back at other financial scandals emerging from private emails.

As slew of global bank downgrades by Moody's will add billions in collateral, meaning banks may have to scramble to shore-up their balance sheets.

Banks responded strongly to Moody's analysis, saying the ratings are backward looking.

Rajat Gupta was convicted of insider trading. He stood accused of leaking boardroom secrets to his friend, Galleon hedge-fund manager Raj Rajaratnam.

Gupta was found guilty of feeding confidential information to a corporate hedge fund manager.

Oil ministers at Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries reveal conflicting opinions on restricting oil output to slow falling prices.

Rupee falls after S&P says cut to junk status possible for Asia's third-largest economy

Bank's chief executive Lloyd Blankfein would be taking a pay cut and receive lower pay compared to his counterparts in JPMorgan and Citigroup, shareholders told.

Previous global corporate icon stands trial for conspiracy and securities fraud in the Federal District Court of Manhattan today.

Media sources say that motor racing giant Formula One has gained approval for an initial public offering worth nearly $3bn on Singapore's stock exchange

JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon admits that bad investment strategies in the firm's hedging arm caused a huge trading loss.

Facebook's App Center may benefit Apple and Google in the short term, but ultimately Facebook and its investors will win big.

Guy Hands's Terra Firma private equity group has agreed to buy Four Seasons Health Care in an £825m deal.

Why it makes sense for Apple to launch its iPhone 5 in October rather than in June.

GSK offered $13 a share in an "unsolicited" bid for the US pharmaceutical company, but it was rejected as not being good enough.

A Financial Times report confirms three top Angolan government officials have stock in Cobalt's local partners in their west African oil venture.

Troubled bank fined again over analysts 'tipping' clients about stocks.

Goldman and Credit Suisse bottom in league of world's top 10 investment banks.

Former Goldman Sachs bankers who have found themselves at the heart of policy-making bodies across the world.

FirstGroup, the British transport operator said that its overall trading for the year ended March 31, 2012 has been in line with management's expectations and remains on track to attain overall earnings target for the year.