GOLDMAN SACHS

Former Goldman executive's tell-all book and "60 Minutes" Interview said to reveal little about life on the inside of Wall Street's most famous firm

Renegade Goldman Sachs banker Greg Smith claims bank would aim to sell most sophisticated products to unsuspecting clients.

US fast food chain's profits take a hit from competition and rising commodity prices.

As excerpts from his book reveal culture of excess, Goldman Sachs say Smith was overconfident and had unrealistic expectations.

Legendary chairman of Goldman Sachs Asset Management says a union of several emerging markets are looking to set up a development bank

Greg Smith, banker who accused Goldman staff of referring to clients as 'Muppets', outlines harsh treatment of staff hopefuls.

Probe into ex-employee allegations of toxic environment finds emails reveal Muppet references about movie, not clients.

HTC has posted profits down 79 for the third quarter, missing out on analyst expectations.

Credit Suisse under investigation over underwriting and sales of derivatives largely blamed for the credit crisis.

IB Times looks back on a string of e-mail disasters which have shone a light on endemic malpractice within the banking sector.

Over 250 rare and unseen artefacts from Pompeii and Herculaneum will go on show during a major exhibition at the British Museum next spring

The world is hovering on the brink of economic disaster and former Goldman Sachs executive director and a hedge fund manager Chris Clarke tells us why.

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

Government claims complex planning rules holding back economy as infrastructure projects are halted

Former Goldman Sachs banker Paul Deighton to oversee implementation of government infrastructure plan to help pull UK out of recession

Never mind the focus on Greece, Chris Clarke explains why UK should leave the European Union.

From Ponzi schemes to high-speed trading, hedge fund manager Chris Clarke details why your money is at risk

Goldman Sachs, the investment bank, said that post-Games reality often fails to meet economic expectations - like in Sydney 2000 and Beijing 2008.

Britain's "Host Nation" advantage could help it outshine the world as it gains more improvement from Beijing than nearly every other participating country combined.

Bank of England Governor Mervyn King to lead discussions with world's central bankers on shut-down of controversial $550tn benchmark

Japan's deputy banking minister Ikko Nakatsuka urges country's biggest brokerage to 'clean its wounds' following investigation into trader tip-offs.