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After Ceeney jumped ship, IBTimes UK takes a look at who turned gamekeeper to poacher

Market participants advised to track political splits and the processes of reducing debt.

Keith Vaz, the chair of the committee, says the department presided over many failures.

Eurostat says the total jobless rate across the eurozone area remained stable at 12%.

Money transmitters are required to register with US FinCEN and has further reporting requirements.

After being at the helm of taking on the banks over mis-selling, Ceeney jumps ship

The richest person in China, Wang Jianlin, built his empire with property, leisure and entertainment firms.

Financial Conduct Authority fines State Street for marking up fees and commission.

Malware named after Star Wars character enabled payment data theft from 45 small retailers.

The ONS says the fall in worker productivity in 2008 and 2009 may account for the drop.

Best photos of the day: 31 January 2014.

What should companies do to ensure a smooth leader transition and minimise impact on the business?

Chinese New Year bitcoin ban has no effect on cryptocurrency value as dogecoin funds Indian Olympic team

Japanese wages have to increase for 'Abenomics' to succeed.

But the IFS says the fall in median incomes has probably come to a halt in 2013/14.

National House Building Council says volumes up 28%, but still well short of demand amid Help to Buy scheme.

Ex-Barclays investment chief returns just six months after claiming he was 'retiring'.

GfK consumer confidence index rose to -7 from -13 in January.

MySafteySign says physical dangers are already well covered by health and safety training.

The airline giant reported a record net profit of $4.6bn for 2013.

Autonomy co-founder Mike Lynch had invested between $10m and $20m in Darktrace.

Libya's sovereign wealth fund claims Goldman exploited a lack of financial expertise.

Europe's largest economy rakes in a record amount of tax income

Yahoo said hacking of its email service was likely from third-party database compromise.

Duncan Lawrie Private Bank eyes significant economic boost from social reform pledges

Providing cheap energy and reducing pollution would be concerns for China in year of the horse.

As China's middle class population grows, UK firms should seize the lucrative opportunities in front of them.

Wages stuck in post-recession hangover with average advertised salary dropping to £32,323.

Labour peer says skills consistently top of agenda for most businesses.