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Reuben Guttman says the UK could learn a lot from the US system that protects and rewards whistleblowers

EU not happy with answers from US over NSA spying on bank-to-bank messaging via the Swift network.

The full text of the letter the Labour Party leader is sending to UK energy companies, including Centrica.

Websites, mainly MailOnline, rack up 45% more advertising but London Olympics hurt year-on-year comparisons.

NSA seeks out a 'Civil Liberties & Privacy Officer', who will advise director Keith Alexander on civil rights issues.

US Politicians have until 30 September to decide on how to fund the American government.

UK's largest pub group hit by falling revenue but in-line with expectations

Reduction represents about 3% of Telstra's Australian workforce.

Fines 19 companies $350,000 for fake reviews related to a make believe Brooklyn yogurt shop

World's oldest bank seeks €4.1bn in bailout funds from the Italian government.

Car workers' union trust fund pushes Chrysler to sell shares in initial public offering.

Poll shows traders are convinced sovereign debt crisis is not over as they expect further ECB support

Clothing, furniture, photography and shoe stores among hardest hit in high street clearout.

Latest move comes after Freeh's report found issues in claims programme.

Reuben Guttman warns that GlaxoSmithKline repercussions will hit US.

National Credit Union Administration also sues JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley, and Credit Suisse

Facebook, Twitter and few other websites were blocked in China due to security and political reasons.

Former traders are pointing their fingers at the trader responsible for the massive losses in their defence strategy.

Deal valued at between €1.2bn and €1.4bn

Deal valued at more than A$600m.

Workers want to get their monthly wage raised to $100 from $38.

Despite the level of public and political attention on the shortage of finance, SMEs struggle to grow

Cost of policy will be met through an increase in the government's bank levy to £800m.

Chief economist says markets still mixed over the Fed's failure to pare back on asset buying programme

Daniel Stewart's chief economist says investors are buying into the long-term optimism

Data sweeping collected 6.2 billion bits of metadata from Indian carriers in a month.

Government rules that companies will only allowed to open up jobs for foreign candidates after two weeks

WSJ says one of world's largest brokers is close to civil probe settlement related to rate manipulation.

Salamanca Group's cybercrime expert Heyrick Bond Gunning says fighting hacking is pointless if 'you leave your front door open'.