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Renowned broadcast journalist held for TV claims about Anonymous-leaked exchange between government and troika of rescue lenders.
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Despite the UK High Court ruling Barclays will face GCH in court, the case is riddled with hurdles and difficulties
South Korean Economy Records Slowest Growth in Three Years
Falling global demand and sluggish domestic investments push South Korea's economic growth to three-year lows.
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Germany records slides for manufacturing and services in October as demand sagged amid eurozone crisis.
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Asian Markets End Lower, Corporate Earnings and Europe Worry
KOSPI down 0.76 percent while Shanghai Composite index sheds 0.86 percent. Nikkei up 0.04 percent
Mis-Selling Derivatives: Cross-Party MPs Forge Action Group
Conservative MP Guto Bebb paves way for first all-party parliamentary action group against banks mis-selling derivatives to SMEs.
Mis-Selling Derivatives: Lawyers Converge on Strategy in UK Legal Action
Emails seen by IBTimes UK show that 11 law firms are looking to coordinate on strategy when taking banks to court for allegedly mis-selling swaps
HSBC Website Attack Takes Internet Banking Offline
HSBC has fallen victim to a denial-of-service attack, preventing users from accessing their accounts online
Asian Markets End Higher Over Less Concerns on Europe and US Economy Push
Nikkei jumped 1.21 percent while KOSPI ended 0.70 percent higher. Shanghai Composite Index and Hang Seng were up 0.32 and 0.99 percent.
FCA Puts 'Flesh on the Bones' for Britain's Financial Market Overhaul
Future Financial Conduct Authority chiefs talks in detail about changes being made to improving the UK's financial services industry for consumers
RBS Shares Tumble on £1.7bn Branch Deal Collapse
RBS leads the losers in FTSE 100, following the collapse of its branch sale to Banco Santander.
Mis-Selling Derivatives: Cross-Party Dossier of Complaints as Scandal Grows
Conservative, Labour, Lib Dem and other political parties all want a dedicated inquiry into the mis-selling of derivatives and the FSA agreement
Mis-Selling Derivatives: More MPs Call for Treasury Select Committee Action
Green Party MP Caroline Lucas joins raft of politicians in calling for more action against banks mis-selling derivatives to SMEs.
Jack Straw: Two European Unions Will Form by 2020
Former UK home secretary and foreign Secretary sees a gulf between a core EU and periphery EU countries
Rate Fixing Scandal: RBS Suspends Key Singapore Trader
Reports say that RBS suspended Chong Wen Kuang, a prominent government securities trader in relation to rigging Sibor.
Q&A: Sir Iqbal Sacranie on Growth Of Islamic Finance in UK
Former secretary general of Muslim Council of Britain tells IBTimes UK why London is the Islamic Finance capital of Europe
Mis-Selling Derivatives: Miliband Highlights Small Businessman Alan Henderson Destroyed by Banks
Scale of mis-selling scandal highlighted in Labour party leader's conference speech.
EXCLUSIVE: Labour's Chris Leslie Pressures FSA's Wheatley over Mis-Selling Derivatives Bank Deal
Labour's Shadow Financial Secretary to the Treasury Chris Leslie writes to the FSA chief Martin Wheatley direction on mis-selling derivatives
Mis-Selling Derivatives: Vince Cable Sends 'Eyes and Ears' to Bully-Banks Conference
The Business Secretary sends in Tessa Munt MP to the lobby group's conference, after the FSA revised up the estimate of products mis-sold to UK.
China's Manufacturing Sector Contracts Again
China's purchasing managers index remains at 49.8, below contraction indicator of 50.
Nikkei Continues Decline as Major Asian Markets Remain Closed
The Japanese index falls 0.83 percent as business sentiments continue to be discouraging.
Libor Fixing Scandal: FSA's Wheatley Condemns the British Bankers' Association
Martin Wheatley reveals that the UK regulator should be handed oversight for the change in how Libor is set
Mis-Selling Derivatives: Parliament Only Skimmed the Surface [Opinion]
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