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Job cuts announced by major banks dampen demands for premium cabins in Cathay Pacific.

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

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

Lead underwriters on $16bn IPO fined for selectively disclosing sensitive financial data.

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

The surprise resignation gambit from Prime Minister Mario Monti has roiled financial markets in Eurpoe, but Italy's economic prospects are unlikely to be harmed by the drama.

Southern Italian probe into sovereign downgrade wants Fitch and S&P executives to take stand and answer charges of manipulation and information abuse.

Japanese economy contracts 0.9% in third quarter and by 3.5% on yearly basis.

Australian court ruling on complex derivative rating could have major impact on ratings agencies around the world

Flights have been cancelled, stock markets remain shut and retailers expect a slump in sales. But analysts suggest that the storm in unlikely to have a major economic impact.

Eric Bommensath to lead markets business after trading and distribution teams merger, corporate head reveals in staff memo.

Economists surveyed by Bloomberg say more austerity to meet debt target threatens UK's recovery from recession

EU lawmakers hear case for major changes as UK's FSA prepares recommendations for biggest reforms in decades.

Former French president could earn nearly a quarter of a million euros for a 45-minute speech.

From Complexity to Simplicity co-author tells IBTimes that despite both companies being in different sectors, both failed from common practices.

Facebook will report its first quarterly results as a public company today, with pressure on the company to restore investor confidence.

HTC has surprisingly sold back half its stake in Beats Audio, less than a year after taking a controlling share in the company founded by Dr. Dre.

US and European prosecutors are close to individual traders at banks for colluding to manipulate key global lending rates, says a Reuters report.

Market sources tell IBTimes UK that banks and brokers under investigation for Libor fixing are unlikely to join forces in reaching a settlement.

Japan has quietly led a mission to crackdown on banks that have manipulated or falsified key global interbank lending rates that echoes the Barclays Libor rigging scandal that resulted in a record fine

RBS admits it was guilty of offences similar to those of Barclays, though it maintains they were less serious and more isolated.

FSA is expected to announce evidence on Barclays' involvement in Libor manipulation.

Nokia is struggling, and an announcement this week could be enough to push the Finnish mobile phone over the edge and see it disappear for ever.

As slew of global bank downgrades by Moody's will add billions in collateral, meaning banks may have to scramble to shore-up their balance sheets.

The investment bank is looking to settle out-of-court after nuns and other investors sued the bank over a hybrid bond sale

Lloyds Banking Group stocks lead FTSE 100 as the group announces £809m sale of Australian property loans

The lawsuit and separate subpoena issued to Morgan Stanley over the Facebook IPO could potentially land investors with insider trading allegations

London Stock Exchange shares dive after Italy's UniCredit and Intesa Sanpaolo confirm stake sale

Media sources say that motor racing giant Formula One has gained approval for an initial public offering worth nearly $3bn on Singapore's stock exchange

Facebook's App Center may benefit Apple and Google in the short term, but ultimately Facebook and its investors will win big.