FCA to Shake Up UK's Pension Annuity Market
Consumers with the smallest pension pots end up with least options, says watchdog.
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UK Pound Nears Three Year High Against US Dollar Amid Stronger Recovery
Sterling gains ground on dollar as forecasters lift UK growth estimates for 2014.
EDF Cashes in After Delaying Energy Price Hikes
EDF's British profits rose from £800m to £860m in 2013
Bitcoin Rate Drops 10% After Silk Road 2 Hacking
Underground drugs website Silk Road 2 was hacked and the websites entire cache of bitcoin - worth $2.7 million - stolen.
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Mis-Selling PPI Scandal: Ex-Lloyds Boss Eric Daniels Faces Losing 2010 Bonus on Insurance Compensation
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Hackers Siphon Thousands of Tesco.com Customer Usernames and Passwords
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Scottish Independence: What Bank Notes Will Scots Carry in their Wallets?
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Tories Slammed for 'Hypocrisy' over Leaked Internship Memo
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CloudFlare Warns Cyber-Criminals Already Experimenting With Much Bigger DDoS Attacks
Following the world's biggest recorded DDoS attack, CloudFlare CEO says criminals already working on attack methods three times the size
Asian Passengers Shaping Long Haul Economy Air Travel
A new report looks at the evolving demands of tomorrow's increasingly influential Asian air passengers.
China Could Use Gold To Internationalise Yuan
China imported and produced more gold in 2013 than its consumers bought.
UK Government's Flagship Pension Reform Sees 2.8 Million Workers Auto-Enrol
But Hargreaves Lansdown says most people are not contributing enough into their pension pot.
TUC's Duncan Weldon: UK Policy Makers Need to Take Weak Wage Growth Seriously
Weldon says the current political debate around the 'cost of living crisis' is in reality a debate around weak wage growth.
Help to Buy: Average House Price Edges Towards 3% Stamp Duty Threshold
Calls for Chancellor George Osborne to ease stamp duty burden on first time buyers.
Scottish Independence: Labour's Ed Balls Slams SNP's Alex Salmond for Losing Credibility over Irresponsible Debt Threats
Labour's shadow chancellor hits back at the Scottish independence 'Yes campaign'
Bud Konheim and Tom Perkins: The 1% Club Who Are Disgustingly Clueless About the Poor
Konheim says the poor should stop moaning while Perkins compares '1% persecution' to the Holocaust
Australia: Unemployment Hits 10-Year High
Australia's job market deteriorated further in January to 6% unemployment after expected rise.
Mt Gox Boss Mark Karpeles Breaks Silence to Explain Bitcoin Woes
Mark Karpeles, boss of troubled bitcoin exchange Mt Gox, explains temporary halt to currency withdrawals.
Africa's Largest Bank Tests Bitcoin Integration System
System was developed by Singapore-based Switchless.
Lloyds Banker Bonus Boost Defended by Cass Business School Professor
Andre Spicer at Cass Business School also supports CEO Antonio Horta-Osorio's £1.7m reward
Valentine's Day 2014: Guide to Office Romance Legal Problems
Lester Aldridge details the legal fallout from workplace romances
BlackRock's Laurence Fink Says Emerging Market Equities Attractive
Fink specifically asks investors to buy Indonesian stocks.
FCA Hands HomeServe £30m Record Retail Fine
HomeServe receives largest ever retail fine handed down to date by financial regulators.
Valentine's Day 2014: Two in Five UK Workers Admit to Office Romance
CareerBuilder says most office romances start by co-workers simply working together.
China's Trust Assets Soar to $1.8tn Despite Default Risks
'Shadow banking' lenders thrive in world's second-largest economy.
Cryptocurrency News Round-Up: London Bitcoin ATM Update and Dogecoin Joins Two Exchanges
London's first bitcoin ATMs are shipping soon, while dogecoin lands on two more cryptocurrency exchanges.
George Osborne Warns on Scottish Independence: Quit the UK and Lose the Pound
UK Chancellor warns voters that SNP threats to not pay debt will hurt Scots
China and Sri Lanka Likely to Sign Free-Trade Pact By End 2014
Foreign Minister Gamini Lakshman Peiris visited China to discuss agreement that would boost their bilateral ties.
EU Contemplates Consumer Savings Account to Fund Long-Term Investment
European Union eyes raising money from its 500 million citizens to fund small business lending and infrastructure projects.
Nicole Miller CEO Bud Konheim: The Poor Should Stop Whining or Go to China
Konheim is the latest of the richest 1% in America to hit back at rest of the nation
Cosmetics Seller Avon in Talks to Settle Bribery Probe in China and Other Countries
Company may strike deferred-prosecution agreement, according to reports.
Tate & Lyle Shares Tank 13% on Gloomy 2014 Outlook
There are no smiles for Tate & Lyle as sales fall on cheap China supply
Mis-selling Derivatives: Lloyds Boosts Banker Bonuses as 70% of Redress Pot Remains Unused
Lloyds has only set aside £530m to compensation mis-sold IRSA victims.
Supply of UK Homes for Sale Hits 18 Month Low Despite Soaring Demand
Rics survey reveals January dip in homes coming up for sale in UK housing market.
Comcast And Time Warner Cable in $45.2bn Mammoth Deal
Combined entity would represent almost three-quarters of US cable industry.
Lloyds Boosts Banker Bonus Pool by 10% as Profits Double
CEO Antonio Horta-Osorio will also receive a £1.7m bonus award in deferred shares for five years.
Barclays Bonus Boss Sir John Sunderland Under Scrutiny Over Bumper Staff Rewards
Barclays awarded £2.38bn in bonuses despite 12,000 job cuts and profit drop
Police Arrest Two Men in Rolls-Royce Bribery and Corruption Probe
Britain's Serious Fraud Office launched an investigation into Rolls-Royce in December 2013
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