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Passenger jet with 220 passengers belonging to Russia's Aeroflot makes emergency landing in Iceland after an anonymous phone call about explosives on the plane.

Deutsche Bank, Barclays, JPMorgan Chase, RBS, HSBC, UBS and Citigroup named in papers.

World number three Rafael Nadal has confirmed the knee injury that stopped him from participating in the London Olympics 2012 will keep him from playing in the US Open

Standard Chartered is trying to settle with other US regulators as on as possible, after it agreed to pay the NY state regulator $340m in civil penalties.

Hard-nosed hedge fund boss tests son's market ability and money managing skills with huge stake gift.

David Moyes will be hoping to strengthen his squad in the coming weeks after being informed that he will be able to use the money from the sale of Jack Rodwell to make new signings.

UK-listed Standard Chartered reaches a $340m settlement with New York State regulator over a quarter of a trillion US dollars of transactions linked to Iran.

Bank receives hefty fine - but retains licence for its New York operations.

Andre Villas-Boas has the chance to prove the critics wrong at Tottenham, but does the side have the depth to finish fourth again?

Robert Pattinson appears at Cosmopolis premiere and on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart after split with Kristen Stewart.

The BlackBerry 10 operating system could soon be licensed to other manufacturers, claims RIM CEO Thorsten Heins.

UBS' head of swap trading quits bank after probe into rigging of Libor during his time at Barclays.

Standard Chartered's consultancy Deloitte, named in New York Department of Financial Services filings against bank for hiding transactions linked to Iran, slams claims.

US Air Force, Boeing and Nasa to test engine that can travel five times speed of sound.

Police chase through packed streets of Manhattan end in Darrius Kennedy death.

Twice-married billionaire tells birthday party guests he is ready to wed again.

Lenovo working with Nvidia to develop a convertible Windows RT device.

Motorola will cut 20 percent of its workforce and close one third of its offices worldwide as it seeks to become competitive again.

Standard Chartered set to face New York state regulator over allegations it broke Iran sanctions with hidden transactions.

17-year-old Austin Wierschke of Wisconsin has retained his title as America's fastest mobile texter.

IBTimes Business journalists Lianna Brinded, Shane Croucher and Martin Baccardax run through the big stories of the week in this latest edition of the Business Podcast.

Saudi Arabia will intercept any Israeli air force aircraft crossing en route to Iran, Washington warns Israel.

After a pleasant lull, celebrity death hoaxes on social networking Web site Twitter seem to be making a comeback. This time they targetted pregnant actress Reese Witherspoon

Kristen Stewart of Twilight fame has pulled out of the London premiere of her film On The Road, it has been reported. The 22 year old is said to be too embarrassed to appear in public after she was found cheating on her long time boyfriend and co-star Robert Pattinson.

New IPO price will wipe as much as $100m from the Glazers' expected flotation proceeds.

US denies allegations that Myanmar authorities involved in ethnic cleansing of Rohingya Muslim community.

Police van windshield broken following attack by 20 far-right activists in Piraeus harbour.

Security experts have discovered the latest high-profile cyber-security weapon called Gauss, which is based on the Flame platform and is targeting Lebanon.

Geeks may be stereotyped as girlfriendless recluses but Geek Speak’s Lianna Brinded shows that when they do propose, they do it in epic style.

Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ (BTMU) confirms it has sent home its third London-based banker - but will not be drawn on Libor link.