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The world's oldest bank is accused of hiding millions in losses as it made pleas for a €4bn state rescue that involves Italy's political elite

German regulator launches Euribor rigging investigation into Deutsche Bank, Portigon and two other lenders

Despite selling more iPhones than ever before, and reporting record revenue and profits, Apple's share will likely open almost 10 percent down as Wall Street remains unconvinced.

Crest Nicholson is planning an IPO in order to take advantage of a "gradual recovery" in the UK housing market.

Car registrations in Europe declines due to weak demand in the crisis-hit region.

Morgan Stanley plans to cut some of the highly paid jobs in the level of managing directors and executive directors.

Rolls-Royce retains its position as market leader in the ultra- luxury segment despite tough macro-economic and industry conditions.

"High level risk takers" at Deutsche Bank are of 'particular interest' to the regulator.

Plastic banned in Vatican by Bank of Italy over transparency and money-laundering concerns.

M&A activity declines in 2012 due to global economic uncertainty.

This Christmas IBTimes UK speaks to Christians in the City of London and asks how they square their faith and working in finance.

The zombies of financial orgies past include Citi, Bank of America, Merrill Lynch, Bear Sterns, AIG and Countrywide.

Deutsche Bank, JP Morgan, UBS and Depfa Bank guilty of mis-selling swap to Milan city council in landmark case.

Difficult macroeconomic environment and restructuring costs will have a significant negative impact on Germany's biggest lender fourth quarter results

Deutsche Bank ‘s co-CEO Juergen Fitschen and CFO Stefan Krause are targets of an investigation by German state prosecutors

Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries face serious questions over managing high prices, supply glut and geo-political tensions

Three former employees tell US regulators enromous derivatives position deliberately undervalued.

Tesco shares leap after launch of 'strategic review' of loss-making Fresh & Easy retail chain.

Greece's finance ministry hopes to retire as much as €62bn in outstanding debt as Germany hints at possible writeoffs in 2015

Delta Air is said to be bidding for 49% stake as it looks to expand presence in lucrative airport.

Qatar Holding monetised its remaing warrants in Barclays as the bank faces investigations by FSA and SFO into transactions dating back to 2008.

The joint New York and Connecticut probe into alleged Libor manipulation extends its investigation by adding nine banks to subpoena list.

Photo deepens mystery of Investec Asset Management businessman's suspected suicide at City of London restaurant.

FX specialists debate on whether the US Federal Reserve is intentionally weakening the dollar, resulting in a ‘currency war’.

No 1 The Poultry: Police launch another suicide investigation in same building as Coq D'Argent, which witnessed suicide just one month ago.

Reports say that RBS suspended Chong Wen Kuang, a prominent government securities trader in relation to rigging Sibor.

We take a look at how banks still need to be needled and that regulators don't inadvertently rig rates themselves.

Eurozone worries continue to impact investor sentiments in Asia.

Deutsche bank has announced plans to cut costs and encourage a change in employee behaviour to overhaul its work culture.

US regulator sues UBS over the sale of mortgage-backed securities to two credit unions before the credit crisis emerged.