Czech Central Banker Debunks Fear of Deflation and Currency Market Intervention
Kamil Janáček at the Czech National Bank dismisses deflation fears and foreign exchange intervention.
ONS: 76% of Inheritance Wealth in Britain Goes to 20% of the Population
The latest Inheritance in Great Britain report reveals huge disproportion.
US Senate Banking Panel Slates Janet Yellen Hearing for November
Janet Yellen must still pass hurdles in nomination process to become chief of the Federal Reserve
World Bank Defends Business Rankings in Latest Doing Business Report
Business rankings do not stigmatise nations claims World Bank
St Jude Superstorm: Wrong Kind of Wind for Wind Turbines
Contrary to expectations, high winds did not bring clean energy bonanza but caused wind turbine shutdown.
UK's Struggling Cities Lack Power and Autonomy, Believes Goldman Sachs' Jim O'Neill
Jim O'Neill, the outgoing chairman of Goldman Sachs Asset Management calls for devolution of power to revive British cities and economy.
Spain's Outlook: Bankia Woes Signal Fragility of Deeper Economy
Bankia's slow return to profit and recovery is a metaphor for Spain's economic malaise
ECB's Benoit Cœuré: Europe Must Reform Financial Sector
Europe is out of the danger zone but must make reforms to move forward says Benoit Cœuré
BoE Findings Support George Osborne's Economic Thinking
Bank of England research supports George Osborne's call for continuing austerity to deal with Britain's debts to grow economy
New York Times Completes $70m Sale of Boston Globe
Sale of New England Media Group that includes Boston Globe is allowed to go ahead
Bank of England Governor Mark Carney Pledges Stronger Financial Regulation
Mark Carney gives speech outlining his thoughts on BoE and financial regulation
Czech Elections: Centre Cannot Hold as Parliamentary System Fragments
Upcoming Czech elections reveal cynical and fed-up electorate.
Europe Could Allow Banker Bonus Cap to Reach 250% of Salary
European Banking Authority releases consultation paper on EU bankers' salaries and bonuses.
Subsidy-Free Nuclear Deal Questioned by Environmental Audit Committee
MPs question government claim that nuclear power stations will not cost British taxpayers.
Scottish Company Insolvencies Rise 45.7% in Second Quarter
Q2 figures by Accountant in Bankruptcy reveal personal insolvencies in Scotland declining but corporate insolvencies on the up.
BP reopens North Sea Gas Field Co-owned with Iran
Sanctions lifted on production in huge Rhum North Sea gas field by British government.
David Cameron Promises to Fight For Energy Market Reform
During Prime Ministers Questions David Cameron is challenged on energy prices.
BoE Hints at Rate Hikes on Surprise UK Jobs Growth
Latest MPC minutes show BoE thinks unemployment is falling faster than expected
Banker Raoul Weil's Appearance in Italian Court: First Step Towards Extradition?
Ex-boss of UBS global wealth management faces possibility of extradition to United States.
ECB to Unveil Health Test for Banks
The details of supervising Europe's fragile banking system are evolving.
Chancellor George Osborne: Austerity Needed as Growth Alone Will Not End UK Deficit [VIDEO]
Office for National Statistics data shows public sector spending falling as George Osborne remains defiant.
Bundesbank Warns on German House Prices Being 20% Overvalued
Bundesbank's monthly report unveils concern about house price increases in German cities
Toronto-Dominion Chief Ed Clark: We Are Not 'Trolling' the US for RBS Deal
Ed Clark dismisses talk of acquiring Citizens bank in the US and is quiet about other intentions
Indebted Ireland Battles to Exit EU Bailout
Bailout report is hard won success story for Brussels and international creditors
BoE's Martin Taylor: House Price Rises Should Not be Responsibility of FPC
Martin Taylor warns that people should not expect too much from Financial Policy Committee.
Fugitive Ex-UBS Chief Raoul Weil Arrested in Italy in Client Tax Evasion Case
Former Swiss banker Raoul Weil and head of global wealth manager at UBS arrested after registering in hotel.
Bail-In Rules for Eurozone Banks Should Start In 2016
European official Thomas Wieser calls for bank bail-in rules from 2016
European Banking Authority Unveils Guide to Spot Europe's Riskiest Banks
Assessment standards released by the European Banking Authority will help European Central Bank monitor Europe's financial institutions
Isaca CEO Ronald Hale: It's Free-for-All in Cyber Crime Not Just for the Banks [VIDEO]
Companies and individuals must be vigilant against dangerous cyber-criminal, says Hale
Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation's Joe Cerrell: The Battle to Convince Politicians and Public to Give Aid [VIDEO]
Director of the Europe and Middle East division says philanthropy and entrepreneurship is vital for economic recovery
