Standard Chartered, Citigroup and Deutsche Bank offer low-cost loans.
Vodafone confirmed media reports that it is looking to buy Germany's cable network operator Kabel Deutschland.
Israel's Calcalist financial newspaper initially reported that Pepsi is willing to pay even more for the company.
Official list of elite attendees for meeting of normally secretive Bilderberg Group in Watford published
Barclays, Citigroup, CLSA, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley welcome Infosys' co-founder's return.
Lloyds realises pre-tax gain of around £540m from sale.
YPlan, the London going-out app offers you everything from comedy gigs to chess boxing and has big plans for the future.
Preliminary HSBC China Manufacturing PMI showed a reading of 49.6 in May, indicating a contraction in activity.
Markets awaiting Ben Bernanke's hints on Fed's bond-buying programme.
Labour unveils plans to clamp down on tax avoidance following Google, Amazon and Starbucks furore.
The Japanese government upgrades its outlook for the economy, fuelling a rally in Tokyo.
UBS economist Amit Kara tells ACCA debate that Mark Carney's Bank of England will get off to bad start in July.
Lin Homer tells the Public Accounts Committee that HMRC collects taxes under laws set by government, not on morals
HMRC deal to let Goldman Sachs off millions of tax it owed was lawful, rules high court.
Bloomberg journalists had reportedly access to its financial information terminals
IBTimes UK looks at the new BoE governor ahead of G7 meeting with Britain's UK Chancellor George Osborne
Shane Croucher explores UK Uncut's high court case against HMRC over dodgy handshakes with corporate tax avoiders.
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The deal results in the carmaker's exit from aerospace activities.
Goldman earnings rise 5.5 percent in first quarter after 36 percent surge in investment banking revenue.
Most Asian markets add to their gains during the week supported by a strong start to the US earning season and Japan stimulus.
EU watchdogs expands probe into the industry body on possible collusion with banks on credit derivatives market data