Bank of England data shows worse-than-expected mortgage approval data for June, as a glum economic picture and high deposit requirements weigh heavily.
Black cab drivers and chauffeurs among casualties of London 2012's Olympic Route Network, IBTimes reveals.
Government-controlled Lloyds says some dealers face legal action related to Libor scandal.
Economists think UK recession will extend into third quarter when ONS publishes preliminary second-quarter GDP estimate.
The existence of different regulators for Libor is a major obstacle for banks to opt for group settlement.
US Justice Department identifies potential criminal wrongdoings by big banks and individuals in the interbank rate fixing in what is seen as one of the biggest financial cases.
Survey finds marked improvement in annual rate of house price fluctuations.
Barclays Libor Scandal: IBTimes UK finds that former Labour ministers, BoE chiefs and some of the largest banks bosses will be in the docks
Corporate barrister Owen Watkins tells IBTimes UK that Barclays' newly resigned CEO Bob Diamond and individuals involved in rate-fixing scandal may avoid UK criminal proceedings.
Shelter research identifies areas in England where people have highest risk of home loss and identifies link to unemployment.
JPM's losses from Bruno Iksil's set of bad hedging bets that created one of the largest legal losses in history could be as much as $9bn, says a report by the New York Times.
The Welsh are suffering the most with 57 percent admitting to financial worries as the biggest challenge against the national average of 45 percent.
Despite vowing to improve risk management following the $2bn "London Whale" loss, sources say that JPM's Chief Investment Office will hold and trade many other risk derivatives instruments.
As Greek voters narrowly choose New Democracy, a pro-bailout party, to form a government, IBTimes UK looks at what commentators are saying about the crux election
The Chancellor and Bank of England governor, George Osborne and Sir Mervyn King, say their new plan will encourage cheap bank lending to businesses - but do they want credit?
Chancellor Osborne and Bank of England governor Sir Mervyn King to outline new landscape for relationship between City of London, regulators, and government
A UK housing market survey by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors reveals house prices are stabilising
UK retail giant Marks & Spencer Group Plc to challenge rival Tesco with banking service offer
House prices across Britain stabilising after stamp duty holiday for first time buyers skewed market
UK house prices rose at a slightly better rate than predicted in May, according to Nationwide, and look set to remain stable.
Bank of England data shows that the number of mortgages to individuals has hit its highest since January, beating analysts' forecasts.
The persistent downturn in the US has taken a toll on mortgage debt in some of the major cities with homes continuing to be underwater about six years after home prices peaked, a recent report reveals.