GOLDMAN SACHS

Activist investor David Einhorn has rallied investors to get behind his proposal to change the way Apple pays dividends to shareholders.

GameStop executive says Nintendo needs to come with blockbuster titles to boost Wii U sales

Apple CEO Tm Cook has dismissed a lawsuit fromactivist shareholder David Einhorn as a "silly sideshow."

Senior royal aides to be hauled before MPs to give answers over funding to Royal Family.

Japanese and South Korean shares advance but Chinese markets retreat after previous session's gains.

Deputy prime minister faces down criticism that cuts have gone 'too far, too fast', saying the coalition remains committed to slashing the deficit.

IBTimes UK finds out whose names are on the door at this year's economic summit in the Swiss Alps.

France and Germany among 11 countries to design regional 'Tobin Tax' after EU finance ministers give majority support.

Britain's tax code is both hopelessly complicated and deeply subjective. Clearer rules - not "public mood" - are the best way ensure fairness for everyone.

The transcripts were released after a standard 5-year delay

Eurozone returns to focus as IMF approves Greek's latest bailout tranche and Spain prepares for bond auctions on high expectations.

Solid US Bank earnings fail to lift Wall Street as investors continue to question the pace of the global economic recovery

Fourth quarter earnings for investment bank nearly triple as group revenues soar.

Traders cautious as World Bank slashes economic outlook citing slow recovery in developed economies.

Goldman will not delay bonus payments to avoid higher UK tax rate, just as BoE's King called the move 'depressing'.

Sir Mervyn King tells MPs Goldman Sachs' delay of bonus payments until after tax drop "clumsy and lacking in care".

Goldman Sachs to preserve parts of scheme but Credit Suisse and JP Morgan look to reduce bonuses.

Asian markets outside Japan fell in the week as traders looked for profit-taking and China posted mixed economic indicators

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

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

Mark Carney will earn £874,000 a year on Threadneedle Street in the City of London.