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Japanese banking stocks pull the Nikkei down despite stronger GDP data.

Leader of Europe's largest investment bank shrugs off acquisition opportunities and eyes cost savings

More jobs on the line at Europe's biggest bank which has already sold or closed 52 loss-making businesses globally since 2011.

From mis-selling, lawsuits, fines and technical failures, the bank has a long way to go, says Lianna Brinded

Bank, Bob Diamond and others win dismissal of shareholder lawsuit which claim investors lost money on rate rigging.

HSBC boss Stuart Gulliver expected to unveil cost savings of at least $1bn in strategy day.

Spain rules against extraditing former HSBC employee who's charged with stealing data used to pursue tax evaders

Asian markets continue to gain for the third day in the week.

IBTimes UK investigates businesses in limbo after falling into insolvency

UK customer redress programmes cost the bank $164m in the first quarter this year

HSBC first-quarter profit almost doubles on gains from asset sale as part of a restructuring and 38,000 job cuts.

Societe Generale profit halves, while Credit Agricole reports 51% profit decline.

China's currency regulator is planning to send out warning notices to firms whose goods and capital flows do not match.

Services PMI declines to 44.4 from 45.3 in March due to the economic crisis.

The economy is expected to grow at 8%, following a 7.7% growth in the first quarter.

The cooling of China's services sector raises concerns about the pace of economic recovery.

RBS says in its first quarter results that it will increase the provision pot to £750m in total

The weak growth in the manufacturing and services sectors hints at China's fragile economic recovery.

Analysts expect a 25 basis point cut in the benchmark interest rate at the ECB meeting.

Markets worry that country's economic growth will be slower for second consecutive quarter.

Asia has shed previous week's gains after weak data from the US and China brought back global growth concerns.

Bank of England deputy governor Paul Tucker suggests UK economy is better than headline figures suggest.

Influential lobby group founder and chairman tells IBTimes UK about the fight for compensation.

Interesting Office for National Statistics chart shows number of export businesses is larger than import ones.

Whitbread, which owns Costa Coffee and Premier Inn, plans jobs boost over five years on back of profits rise.

UAE's human rights record questioned amid torture allegations and free expression crackdown but, asks Shane Croucher, is it business as usual?

Most Asian markets end week's trading on a higher note with corporate earnings reports bolstering investor confidence.

EXCLUSIVE: One of Britain's biggest banks delivers positive first set of redress offers for SMEs.

HSBC cuts jobs from UK wealth management business which will impact 3,166 existing staff.

Investors await eurozone manufacturing activity data which is expected to decline in April.