Russian Trader George Urumov Denies $183m Fraud in London Court
British-based subsidiary of one of Russia's largest financials accuses Urumov of participating in false trades and paying bribes.
Britain Had More €1m Bankers than Whole of Europe in 2011
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Libor Fixing Scandal: SFO Charges RP Martin Holdings' Terry Farr and James Gilmour
Former brokers arrested alongside ex-UBS and Citi broker Tom Hayes charged with conspiracy to defraud.
Egypt Minister Ashraf al-Arabi: Interim Government Does Not Need $4.8bn IMF Aid
$12bn Gulf state aid enough to sustain economic stability following coup against President Mohamed Morsi.
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G4S CEO Ashley Almanza Orders Company Review Over Olympics and Tagging Debacle
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Unilever Looks to Sell Snack Brand Peperami
Unilever plans to sell its snack brand Peperami, a spicy snack made of pork.
Investigation Opens into Dreamliner Fire at Heathrow
Investigation at Heathrow Airport aims to establish the cause of the latest fire on board a Boeing 787 Dreamliner.
Phoenix in Talks For £3bn Merger With Swiss Re Subsidiary
Swiss Re confirmed that it ismerging its Admin Re with Phoenix Group.
UK Government Housing Schemes Boost Lending to First-Time Buyers
The number of loans advanced to first-time buyers increased by 41.8% on year to 25,100 in May, according to the CML.
Britain's FCA Focus on Individuals and Consumer Issues Lead to Meagre Fines
Comparatively small amount of fines from its predecessor FSA are a result of focus on punishing individuals
India's Infosys' Shares Soar As Firm Maintains Revenue Outlook
Stock surges by nearly 15% in early trade on Friday.
City of London Finance Job Vacancies Slide in 2013
Morgan McKinley's London Employment Monitor reports 9% drop in finance vacancies in first half of this year
Rana Plaza Disaster Retailer Pact: Counting the Costs of India's Garment Industry
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Invensys Shares Rocket by 16% on Giant Takeover Offer From France's Schneider
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Banker Criminal Sanctions: Mitigating Recklessness or Unvarnished Revenge?
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Portugal Political Crisis Prompts Bailout Review Delay
Government secures 'state of the economy' review respite as it tackles fractured political situation.
Asian Markets Mixed on Chinese Economic Growth Trajectory Concern
Markets await Chinese data on economic growth which is projected to be lower.
G4S and Serco Charged Whitehall Millions for Tagging Dead or Jailed Criminals
Justice minister Chris Grayling tells MPs G4S and Serco overcharged on tagging contracts by millions of pounds.
Balfour Beatty's Stock Rockets to 4-Year High on UK Business and US Orders
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British Companies Hike Marketing Budgets on Rising Business Confidence
Net balance of British companies marketing budgets increase at fastest in six years
Rana Plaza Disaster Retailer Pact: Make it Global
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Business Confidence Bounces on UK Economy 'Green Shoots'
BDRC Continental survey of 500 UK firms shows rising number 'forging ahead'.
European Union Overhauls Bank Bailout Rules
Troubled banks will need to present detailed restructuring plans to get rescue package.
Greek Workers to Strike as Government to Axe More Jobs and Increase Tax Collection
Workers will go on 24-hour strike as finance minister Yannis Stournaras confirms stricter enforcement of austerity plans.
Moody's Upgrades Outlook on 'Well-Capitalised' UK Banking Sector
Ratings agency upgrades UK banks to stable as profit and capital ratios continue to improve.
Egypt: Gulf Aid Provides Relief but Investment Case Remains Undesirable
ETX Capital's market strategist says $8bn aid calmed the markets but it hasn't changed the investment case
Barratt Developments' Profits Boosted by Help to Buy and Funding for Lending Schemes
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China's Alibaba Eyes Acquisitions on Potential $70bn IPO
Alibaba CEO says it will use IPO profits to finance acquisitions as it expands its mobile services
Burberry's First Quarter Sales Beat Expectations On Spring Line
Luxury retailer has maintained full year guidance and expects lower H1 pre-tax profit.
Egypt Morsi Coup: Gulf States Offer Interim President Adli Mansour $8bn in Aid
The United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia stump up billions in cash and fuel to support interim authorities
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