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Welcome to Corporate Watch . The purpose of these pages is to alert the public to the growing power of the corporations. They finance political parties and buy out governments to advance their narrow economic interests. Corporations are not accountable to the general public and operate outside democratic politics. These pages will provide some food for thought and encourage citizens to take action to bring corporations within the domain of democratic politics.

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  FEBRUARY 2015
  • Bank of Credit and Commerce International (BCCI) Scandal: UK Government Forced to Publish the Sandstorm Report 
  • The Pin-stripe Mafia: How Accountancy Firms Destroy Societies  (Free download)
  • New Book - Fighting Corporate Abuse: Beyond Predatory Capitalism 
  • Special Edition of Accounting Forum: Call for Research Papers on Corruption
  • MORNING STAR CONFERENCE: HOW TO DEFEAT AUSTERITY, GLASGOW, 1 MARCH 2015    
  • People's Parliament seminar at the House of Commons, London : Fighting Corporate Abuse: Beyond Predatory Capitalism, 2 March 2015
  • US Government Buys Surveillance Technology To Track Drivers in Real Time  (27 Feb 2015)
  • SFO investigates £20m green investment scheme  (27 Feb 2015)
  • Fat Cats: Lloyds Bank pays boss £11.5m and resumes dividend after six years  (27 Feb 2015)
  • Three-quarters of UK supermarket chickens carry food poisoning bug  (27 Feb 2015)
  • Revenge of the Rainforest   (27 Feb 2015)
  • Labour would cut top level of university tuition fees to £6000  (27 Feb 2015)
  • Miliband announces tax relief reductions on higher earner pensions to pay for tuition fee cuts  (27 Feb 2015)
  • Ladbrokes to close 60 UK shops as profits fall  (27 Feb 2015)
  • Staff paid to go home as outsourced HMRC IT system fails  (27 Feb 2015)
  • US Regulator Questions Banks About Dividend-Arbitrage Trading  (27 Feb 2015)
  • Prosecutors Recommend Royal Bank of Canada Unit Face Criminal Charges  (27 Feb 2015)
  • Trouble in Paradise: Inside Canadian banks' billion-dollar Caribbean struggle  (27 Feb 2015)
  • Surgeon sacked for 'postponing NHS operation to treat a private patient'  (27 Feb 2015)
  • Morgan Stanley strikes $2.6bn deal to settle mortgage bubble case  (27 Feb 2015)
  • Corporate Welfare: £8 billion giveaway used to boost UK  corporate tax competitiveness (27 Feb 2015)
  • Standard Chartered chief and chairman to leave in dramatic 6-man board exodus  (27 Feb 2015)
  • MetLife Home Loans LLC, Successor to MetLife Bank N.A., to Pay $123.5 Million to Resolve Alleged Federal Housing Administration Mortgage Lending Violations  (27 Feb 2015)
  • Bercow warns MPs of 'cash for access' penalties  (27 Feb 2015)
  • New northern rail franchises 'must scrap Pacers trains'  (27 Feb 2015)
  • Mind the tax gap – avoidance is an election issue  (26 Feb 2015)
  • The alliance against optimism (26 Feb 2015)
  • Corporate Welfare: Arms corporates, the MoD, procurement and privatisation  (26 Feb 2015)
  • Fat cats: RBS paid out £421m in bonuses in 2014 despite £3.5bn loss  (26 Feb 2015)
  • RBS reports £3.5bn loss for 2014  (26 Feb 2015)
  • RBS staff under investigation from German authorities over Swiss tax evasion  (26 Feb 2015)
  • UK business investment falls at fastest rate since financial crisis  (26 Feb 2015)
  • GlaxoSmithKline bribery scandal led to 13-fold increase in China whistleblower reports  (26 Feb 2015)
  • Flight delay ruling opens way for compensation payments  (26 Feb 2016)
  • Fraudulent arms companies charged taxpayers for magicians, croquet and speeding fines  (26 Feb 2016)
  • Corporate Welfare: Wind farms get go-ahead as ministers award £4bn of green energy subsidies  (26 Feb 2015)
  • Bank of England to boost watchdog role after failing to spot forex rigging  (26 Feb 2015)
  • Rip-off: AA accuses oil firms of greed as petrol prices rise again  (26 Feb 2015)
  • In Britain's labour market 'flexibility' means letting employers off the hook  (26 Feb 2015)
  • ECB's QE triggers EUR92bn increase in European pension liabilities  (26 Feb 2015)
  • UK Government cracks down on 'unnacceptable' late-paying companies  (26 Feb 2015)
  • Corporate Welfare: TV drama tax credit costs UK Treasury £79m in first year  (25 Feb 2015)
  • Governments for Sale: David Cameron backs MPs having second jobs  (25 Feb 2015)
  • Labour proposal to ban MPs from taking second jobs thrown out by House of Commons  (25 Feb 2015)
  • Jack Straw 'to take job with furniture firm which won £70m contract'  (25 Feb 2015)
  • Almost 700000 people in UK have zero-hours contract as main job  (25 Feb 2015)
  • UK firms used 1.8m zero-hours contracts, says ONS  (25 Feb 2015)
  • UK Governemnt Report - Contracts with No Guaranteed Hours, Zero Hour Contracts, 2014 (25 Feb 2015)
  • US investigating at least 10 international banks over alleged rigging of precious metals market  (25 Feb 2015)
  • RBS suspends two more employees over market rigging  (25 Feb 2015)
  • Coalition sneaking out regulations to speed up NHS privatisation, Labour says  (25 Feb 2015)
  • A Whistleblower's Horror Story   (25 Feb 2015)
  • Companies behind nuisance calls and texts to be fined up to £500000  (25 Feb 2015)
  • TJ Maxx follows Walmart in raising US workers' basic pay  (25 Feb 2015)
  • Goodyear to pay $16m for Kenya and Angola bribery  (25 Feb 2015)
  • SEC Charges Goodyear With FCPA Violations: its subsidiaries paid bribes to land tire sales in Kenya and Angola  (25 Feb 2015)
  • McDonald's Accused by Unions of Super-Sized Tax Avoidance in EU  (25 Feb 2015)
  • BBC 'sold Television Centre to group that was clearly a tax avoidance scheme'  (25 Feb 2015)
  • Pension fund files class action suit against Mexico's Volaris  (25 Feb 2015)
  • Commerzbank raided over possible tax evasion  (25 Feb 2015)
  • Google investigated in Italy over tax issues: prosecutors  (25 Feb 2015)
  • HSBC bosses apologise for 'unacceptable' practices  (25 Feb 2015)
  • Capitanich points at tax havens' role in drug trafficking  (25 Feb 2015)
  • US Probes Capital One for Possible Money Laundering  (25 Feb 2015)
  • Scrap higher-rate pensions tax relief, says senior Tory  (25 Feb 2015)
  • CLASS Papers - Election 2015: What’s at stake for work, pay and unions? (24 Feb 2015)
  • CLASS Papers - Election 2015: What’s at stake for the economy?  (24 Feb 2015)
  • CLASS Papers: Election 2015: What’s at stake for housing? (24 Feb 2015)
  • Vulnerable consumers being failed by financial firms, FCA says  (24 Feb 2015)
  • UK Government names firms flouting minimum wage  (24 Feb 2014)
  • Insurers accused of hampering child abuse inquiries  (24 Feb 2015)
  • RBS's Sir Howard appointment stirs revolving door concerns  (24 Feb 2015)
  • The city that privatised itself to death: 'London is now a set of improbable sex toys poking gormlessly into the air'  (24 Feb 2015)
  • How Dirty Money Gets Into Banks  (24 Feb 2015)
  • Why the World Is So Bad at Tracking Dirty Money  (24 Feb 2015)
  • UK Finance watchdog dilutes plans to make bank boards criminally liable  (24 Feb 2015)
  • Sir Malcolm Rifkind resigns as ISC chairman and will step down as MP  (24 Feb 2015)
  • Low interest rates could threaten UK economy, warns Bank of England policymaker  (24 Feb 2015)
  • Payday lenders forced by watchdog to be more transparent  (24 Feb 2015)
  • FCA narrows remit of new banker accountability rules  (24 Feb 2015)
  • HSBC and the problem of managing mega banks  (24 Feb 2015)
  • Investigations by UK Financial Conduct Authority rise 20% in a year  (24 Feb 2015)
  • Corporate Welfare: USC collapse will cost taxpayer £700000  (24 Feb 2015)
  • UK Finance watchdog dilutes plans to make bank boards criminally liable  (24 Feb 2015)
  • Tougher rules on banking bosses will include some non-executives  (24 Feb 2015)
  • Payday lending will shrink but only a complete ban will do  (24 Feb 2015)
  • MP Malcolm Rifkind clings on to chairmanship of intelligence committee  (24 Feb 2015)
  • UK Minimum wage should rise by 20p to £6.70 an hour, low pay commission says  (24 Feb 2015)
  • MPs can't live on £60k a year, says Sir Malcolm Rifkind  (24 Feb 2015)
  • Fat cats: Rothschild bankers 'could get bonuses early' to dodge Labour's windfall tax'  (24 Feb 2015)
  • Wal-Mart's Minimum Wage Breakdown  (24 Feb 2015)
  • Tax is just one of HSBC's problems  (24 Feb 2015)
  • PPI problems still the cause of most complaints to financial ombudsman  (24 Feb 2015)
  • Church of England pays some workers below living wage  (24 Feb 2015)
  • Abusive Tax Avoidance and Institutional Corruption: The Responsibilities of Tax Professionals  (24 Feb 2015)
  • Governments for Sale: Jack Straw and Sir Malcolm Rifkind in latest 'cash for access' scandal  (23 Feb 2015)
  • The MPs who topped up their salaries with £1600-an-hour second jobs  (23 Feb 2015)
  • Fat cats: HSBC chief executive Stuart Gulliver paid £7.6m last year as profits slide  (23 Feb 2015)
  • HSBC should face UK criminal charges, says former public prosecutor  (23 Feb 2015)
  • HSBC confirms its chief holds Swiss bank account  (23 Feb 2015)
  • Pensioners being let down by the NHS as hospitals given cash for bed blocking  (23 Feb 2015)
  • Fat cats: Banks' bonuses paid out since the start of the crisis likely to break £100bn barrier  (23 Feb 2015)
  • Lib Dems pledge to make failure to prevent tax evasion a criminal offence  (23 Feb 2015)
  • Sports Direct 'pays just £82 into staff pensions'  (23 Feb 2015)
  • Sports Direct billionaire Mike Ashley props up pensions league table  (23 Feb 2015)
  • Is Ed Miliband the next Margaret Thatcher? (23 Feb 2015)
  • NHS foundation trusts in 'alarming' financial difficulties with deficit of £321 million  (23 Feb 2015)
  • Apple sued for poaching engineers with deep expertise in electric car systems (23 Feb 2015)
  • UK Government sells £500m of Lloyds shares in key week for bailed-out bank  (23 Feb 2015)
  • Banks' £3 BILLION bill for scandal and mis-selling: Huge cost of fines and compensation - but bosses will still get their bonuses  (23 Feb 2015)
  • Final salary pension? Your retirement income is at risk  (23 Feb 2015)
  • Fortnum and Mason's owners dividend tops £100m  (23 Feb 2015)
  • History weighs heavily on any attempt to root out banks collusion  (23 Feb 2015)
  • NHS foundation trusts in England '£321m in deficit'  (23 Feb 2015)
  • Corruption in Romania  (23 Feb 2015)
  • Alexis Tsipras: Greece has won a battle but the real difficulties lie ahead  (23 Feb 2015)
  • Universities found to offer 'unlawful' terms to students  (23 Feb 2015)
  • Universities paying firms millions to bring in 'cash cow' foreign students  (23 Feb 2015)
  • European universities to be part of Ucas admissions  (23 Feb 2015)
  • George Osborne says HSBC tax evasion prosecutions not his job  (20 Feb 2015)
  • UK high street banks prepare to reveal bonuses  (20 Feb 2015)
  • Fat cats: Bankers bonuses set to be £5BILLION including £2.2bn for HSBC  (20 Feb 2015)
  • Fat cats: Standard Life chief scoops £5.5m pay package  (20 Feb 2015)
  • BP loses bid to reduce Gulf of Mexico oil spill fine  (20 Feb 2015)
  • RAC: Millions in private parking penalties 'charged illegally'  (20 Feb 2015)
  • Privatisation of UK woodlands is happening by the backdoor  (20 Feb 2015)
  • SEC Charges VCAP Securities and CEO  Brett Thomas Graham  With Committing Fraud During CDO Liquidation Auctions (20 Feb 2015)
  • Private health firms pocket £18 million a day from the NHS budget  (20 Feb 2015)
  • HSBC and Teh Telegraph: Peter Oborne's resignation shows that the media shouldn't just serve the rich  (20 Feb 2015)
  • Governments for Sale: Political donations: Conservatives received most in final quarter of 2014  (20 Feb 2015)
  • Labour almost matches Tories in donations after £5m union boost  (20 Feb 2015)
  •  Michael Dugher promises "public control" of railways under Labour  (20 Feb 2015)
  • NHS privatisation: Why the fuss?  (20 Feb 2015)
  • S.Africa fines Deutsche Bank for lax anti-money laundering rules  (20 Feb 2015)
  • Fifty shades of tax avoidance, or, why does HSBC own so many schools and hospitals  (20 Feb 2015)
  • Do HSBC's claims to Parliamentary committees still stack up?  (20 Feb 2015)
  • Sim card database hack gave US and UK spies access to billions of cellphones  (20 Feb 2015)
  • Sir Howard Davies: 'We've let bankers duck and weave'  (20 Feb 2015)
  • Private equity bosses using £700m tax 'loophole' – and donating to the Tories  (19 Feb 2015)
  • Fatcat fund managers dodge £700MILLION in tax every year because of loophole  (19 Feb 2015)
  • HSBC and the Daily Telegraph: allegations that require answers  (19 Feb 2015)
  • Telegraph owners' £250m HSBC loan raises fresh questions over coverage  (19 Feb 2015)
  • HSBC made £2.3m from Sven and Fergie's tax scheme  (19 Feb 2015)
  • HSBC files: 10 days on, bank faces 10 separate inquiries  (19 Feb 2015)
  • Complaints from small firms trigger NAO inquiry into Capita deal  (19 Feb 2015)
  • FCA launches investment and corporate banking inquiry  (19 Feb 2015)
  • Germany refuses Greece an honourable surrender over austerity  (19 Feb 2015)
  • A maverick currency scheme from the 1930s could save the Greek economy  (19 Feb 2015)
  • If HSBC can help rich people avoid paying tax, why don't they help the poor avoid paying their fuel bills?  (19 Feb 2015)
  • Spin-offs back in fashion but tax questions remain  (19 Feb 2015)
  • Labour's biggest non-union donation is from PwC – a firm accused of "promoting tax avoidance"  (19 Feb 2015)
  • Global dividend income hits new record of $1.167 trillion  (19 Feb 2015)
  • UK Tax cheats cost far more than benefits cheats – yet far fewer are prosecuted  (18 Feb 2015)
  • Rip-off: Big six UK energy firms overcharging customers by up to £234 a year  (18 Feb 2015)
  • Disney Film Investors Lose U.K. Fight Over $973 Million in Taxes  (18 Feb 2015)
  • Disney tax scheme: Alex Ferguson and Sven Goran Eriksson among celebs facing £635m bill  (18 Feb 2015)  
  • Court of Appeal Decision: ECLIPSE FILM PARTNERS NO 35 LLP v THE COMMISSIONERS FOR HER MAJESTY'S REVENUE AND CUSTOMS (18 Feb 2015)
  • Swiss police raid HSBC's Geneva office  (18 Feb 2015)
  • BT poised to land bailiff contract to collect billions in unpaid fines  (18 Feb 2015)
  • Political donors tax loophole: 'When are we going to get found out?'  (18 Feb 2015)
  • My distress at whistleblowers being bullied in today's NHS  (18 Feb 2015)
  • Switzerland: a short history of banking secrecy  (18 Feb 2015)
  • Swiss to Tighten Leverage Rules for Big Banks This Year  (18 Feb 2015)
  • The Board of HSBC Should Be Arrested and the Bank Taken Into Public Ownership  (17 Feb 2015)
  • The coverage of HSBC in Britain's Daily Telegraph is a fraud on its readers. If major newspapers allow corporations to influence their content for fear of losing advertising revenue, democracy itself is in peril (17 Feb 2015)
  • JPMorgan tops list of risky banks: government study  (17 Feb 2015)
  • UK Tax officials call for more resources and better pay after HSBC scandal  (17 Feb 2015)
  • Osborne advised using financial loopholes to avoid tax and care costs  (17 Feb 2015)
  • Tory MP's sudden change of heart over tax-avoidance donor  (17 Feb 2015)
  • Investor Paul Bloomfield let off not paying tax for 24 years  (17 Feb 2015)
  • Revenue sees rise in requests from abroad to trace tax evaders  (17 Feb 2015)
  • HSBC India at centre of fresh tax evasion claims  (17 Feb 2015)
  • Greece set to apply for loan extension as pressure for deal mounts  (17 Feb 2015)
  • Dementia research: Drug firms despair of finding cure and withdraw funding after catalogue of failures  (17 Feb 2015)
  • Corporate Welfare: Nicola Sturgeon urges tax cuts to aid ailing North Sea oil  (17 Feb 2015)
  • UK Private rail operators using public subsidies to fund pay-outs to shareholders, says TUC  (16 Feb 2015)
  • UK Wage stagnation has increased the deficit by at least £33bn, says TUC  (16 Feb 2015)
  • RBS Seen Facing Extra $15.4 Billion of Misconduct Charges  (16 Feb 2015)
  • Greek View on Austerity Worries Other Governments  (16 Feb 2015)
  • Rolls-Royce caught up in Petrobras bribery claims  (16 Feb 2015)
  • Tax havens for despots, criminals and the Fortune 500  (16 Feb 2015)
  • Unhappy passengers pay greater share for railways as UK government cuts back  (16 Feb 2015)
  • Hackers steal £650 million in world's biggest bank raid  (16 Feb 2015)
  • FCA joins HSBC tax-dodging inquiry  (16 Feb 2015)
  • Criminal Tax Evader HSBC’s CEO Resorts to Bank Apologist Fable of the Virgin Crisis  (16 Feb 2015)
  • Revolving Doors: Ex-HSBC chairman Lord Green steps down from The City UK  (16 Feb 2015)
  • Half UK's bank customers have less than two months' wages as savings  (16 Feb 2015)
  • HSBC has form: remember Mexico and laundered drug money  (16 Feb 2015)
  • Hundreds of High Street bank branches to close down in towns across Britain  (16 Feb 2015)
  • Lack of support for whistleblowers is a disgrace  (16 Feb 2015)
  • UK Pensions minister Steve Webb floats flat rate 33% tax relief plan  (16 Feb 2015)
  • France says it did not restrict UK from using HSBC files to pursue bank and criminals  (16 Feb 2015)
  • Pensions: Young workers face 55pc tax charge in retirement  (16 Feb 2015)
  • HSBC leaks: Email from whistleblower to HMRC 'proves' authorities were told of tax evasion  (16 Feb 2015)
  • Here come the bankers to prove there is something morally rotten at the heart of all things British  (16 Feb 2016)
  • Governments for Sale: Ken Clarke says Tory party must shun wealthy donors to avoid Scandal  (16 Feb 2016)
  • We ought to tame, shame and civilise the super-rich  (16 Feb 2015)
  • The science of bribery (16 Feb 2015)
  • Dozens of arms firm employees on MoD secondments  (16 Feb 2015)
  • Private Arms Dealers in Bed With UK Defence Ministry  (16 Dec 2015)
  • London's tax-dodge tour: visit the companies who don't pay their dues  (16 Feb 2015)
  • Watchdog turns up heat on Big Six energy firms who face accusations of manipulating the market and making exessive profits  (16 Feb 2015)
  • The £800m tycoon and his very tiny tax bill: He's Topshop boss Philip Green's best friend and built Britain's most expensive new home. So why did Richard Caring take out millions from HSBC's Swiss bank? (16 Feb 2015)
  • The major Irish firms in tax haven territory  (16 Feb 2015)
  • UK Coalition turning blind eye to tax avoidance is no accident (16 Feb 2015)
  • Zambia Sugar's sweet Irish tax deal  (16 Feb 2015)
  • We ought to tame, shame and civilise the super-rich  (16 Feb 2015)
  • As HSBC shows, we've been timid and pathetic in dealing with tax dodgers  (13 Feb 2015)
  • Virgin Media's rural broadband plans anger campaigners  (13 Feb 2015)
  • David Cameron calls on obese to accept help or risk losing benefits  (13 Feb 2015)
  • Labour plans to extend bankers' bonus clawback to 10 years  (13 Feb 2015)
  • Daily Mirror prints apology to phone-hacking victims  (13 Feb 2015) 
  • The tax-dodging father, the benefits cheat – and how they are treated so differently (13 Feb 2015)
  • HMRC failed to prosecute tycoon over tax evasion  (13 Feb 2015)
  • HSBC tax leaks: Bank of England could investigate, says deputy Governor  (13 Feb 2015)
  • HMRC failed to prosecute British property mogul who did not pay any tax for 20 years  (13 Feb 2015)
  • HSBC whistleblower: There are 'more revelations'  (13 Feb 2015)
  • British society favours the rich – the tax avoidance scandal makes this clear  (13 Feb 2015)
  • HSBC leaks: Lord Fink admits he took 'vanilla' steps to reduce tax bill  (13 Feb 2015)
  • HSBC whistleblower Herve Falciani on tax evasion data  (13 Feb 2015)
  • HSBC files: Swiss bank hid money for suspected criminals  (13 Feb 2015)
  • US SEC claws back bonuses from ex-Saba Software executives  (12 Feb 2015)
  • SEC Announces Half-Million Dollar Clawback from CFOs of Silicon Valley Company That Committed Accounting Fraud  (12 Feb 2015)
  • Drug firm Shire enjoyed effective tax rate of less than 2% in 2014  (12 Feb 2015)
  • Named and shamed: Britain's worst energy suppliers  (12 Feb 2015)
  • UK heading for deflation says Bank of England  (12 Feb 2015)
  • Lord Fink: tax avoidance is normal in British society  (12 Feb 2015)
  • HSBC scandal: UK Treasury Committee to investigate  (12 Feb 2015)
  • SFO wins corporate foreign bribery conviction-and one legal bill  (12 Feb 2015)
  • The HSBC tax scandal exposes a secretive industry serving a wealthy global elite  (12 Feb 2015)
  • More tax pressure brews for Starbucks with EU reform push  (12 Feb 2015)
  • Australian tax office has not prosecuted any HSBC Swiss account holders  (12 Feb 2015)
  • Cheaper oil will not boost global growth, says Moody's  (11 Feb 2015)
  • US regulator widens probe into banks' currency rigging  (11 Feb 2015)
  • Whistleblowing inquiry lays bare 'alarming' treatment of staff who speak out  (11 Feb 2015)
  • NHS whistleblowers ignored, bullied and intimidated, inquiry finds  (11 Feb 2015)
  • A record $6 trillion was poured into the world's companies last year  (11 Feb 2015)
  • HSBC: Time to take the kid gloves off in handling tax evaders and avoiders  (11 Feb 2015)
  • UK may follow US lead if pursues HSBC over tax  (11 Feb 2015)
  • HSBC files reveal how UK's non-dom tax concession is being exploited  (11 Feb 2015)
  • HSBC tax leaks: Hundreds of customers with Jersey based HSBC accounts told to pay up to £20m by the UK tax man  (11 Feb 2015)
  • MPs slam tax authorities for prosecuting ONE person on list of Swiss HSBC bank accounts  (11 Feb 2015)
  • HMRC calls in police and SFO on HSBC leak data  (11 Feb 2015)
  • Argentina says UK asks for cooperation in HSBC tax probe  (11 Feb 2015)
  • HSBC files show Tories raised over £5m from HSBC Swiss account holders  (11 Feb 2015)
  • One in four UK higher earners make no pension contributions  (11 Feb 2015)
  • HSBC Tax Scandal  (10 Feb 2015)
  • Thousands of care workers 'miss out on minimum wage'  (10 Feb 2015)
  • Rent-to-own customers face rip-off interest rates of 94%, say MPs  (10 Feb 2015)
  • UBS confirms fresh tax evasion probe in the US  (10 Feb 2015)
  • NHS to shut many residential hospitals for people with learning disabilities  (10 Feb 2015)
  • Qualcomm to pay record $975m in China antitrust case  (10 Feb 2015)
  • Mergers and Takeovers are Flattening Britain's tax base  (10 Feb 2015)
  • David Cameron urges business leaders to offer pay rises in bid to thwart Labour  (10 Feb 2015)
  • Yes, David Cameron, Britain needs a pay rise – so cough up  (10 Feb 2015)
  • The global financial system stands on the brink of second credit crisis  (10 Feb 2015)
  • NHS managers enjoyed luxury stays abroad while recruiting nurses   (10 Feb 2015)
  • Vince Cable's department failing on apprenticeships  (10 Feb 2015)
  • Tony Abbott's Liberal party benefits from big four accounting firm donations  (10 Feb 2015)
  • Profile: HSBC whistleblower Herve Falciani  (10 Feb 2015)
  • HSBC Whistleblower: Wanted in Switzerland, Eyeing Office in Spain  (10 Feb 2015)
  • MP John Mann: Give gongs and money to whistleblowers  (10 Feb 2015)
  • City watchdog boss not told about HSBC tax claims  (10 Feb 2015)
  • HSBC's Presbyterian principles forgotten in the global dash for cash  (10 Feb 2015)
  • Mark Carney warns of banking reform fatigue  (10 Feb 2015)
  • OECD: changes must cut inequality, not just boost economic growth  (10 Feb 2015)
  • George Osborne accused of buying votes with market-beating 'pensioner bonds'  (10 Feb 2015)
  • Global views on the HSBC tax scandal  (10 Feb 2015)
  • HSBC files raise questions about oversight of senior bankers past and present  (10 Feb 2015)
  • US Senate leader calls for US government's explanation in wake of HSBC leaks  (10 Feb 2015)
  • HSBC 'tax dodge' revelations are just tip of iceberg, says leaker  (10 Feb 2015)
  • HSBC files: HMRC had data on misconduct before bank boss made trade minister  (10 Feb 2015)
  • Australian banks defend their corporate tax affairs after Swiss HSBC revelations  (10 Feb 2015)
  • With penalties so weak, tax evasion is worth the risk  (10 Feb 2015)
  • Beating austerity, shifting Labour left and building an economy that works  (9 Feb 2015)
  • Big firms face crisis of trust, business lobby group says  (9 Feb 2015)
  • Fatcat finance gurus (PwC) accused of promoting tax avoidance are pocketing MILLIONS of pounds (9 Feb 2015)
  • HSBC bank 'helped clients dodge millions in tax' (9 Feb 2015)
  • HSBC files show how Swiss bank helped clients dodge taxes and hide millions  (9 Feb 2015)
  • Catalogue of malpractice endorsed by bankers laid bare in HSBC files  (9 Feb 2015)
  • HSBC files: why the public should know of Swiss bank's pattern of misconduct  (9 Feb 2015)
  • HSBC files: how a 1934 Swiss law enshrined secrecy  (9 Feb 2015)
  • HSBC list shows names from Bowie to drug lords banked on Swiss secrecy  (9 Feb 2015)
  • Former ANZ chairman held HSBC Swiss bank account  (9 Feb 2015)
  • Money Laundering: HSBC Indian list just doubled to 1195 names. Balance: Rs 25420 cr  (9 Feb 2015)
  • Greece: Greenspan predicts exit from euro inevitable  (9 Feb 2015)
  • EU probes fraud claim over Lyon-Turin rail project  (9 Feb 2015)
  • NHS reorganisation was disastrous, says King's Fund  (9 Feb 2015)
  • Labour is aggressively pro-business, says Tristram Hunt  (9 Feb 2015)
  • Andrew Lansley's 'damaging reforms at root of the current NHS crisis'  (9 Feb 2015)
  • We rolled over while the NHS was attacked – now we must stand up  (9 Feb 2015)
  • Corporate Welfare: PwC's friends keep it well-oiled with taxpayers' money  (9 Feb 2015)
  • Corporate Welfare: Disney rides off with £215m tax boost for its UK movies  (9 Feb 2015)
  • Shell Ship named for Nazi war criminal to be rechristened after Jewish groups protest  (9 Feb 2015)
  • Slicing up Apple's profits: despite record sales it's not all  (6 Feb 2015)
  • UK trade deficit last year widest since 2010  (6 Feb 2015)
  • UK Watchdog threatens East Coast rail probe  (6 Feb 2015)
  • Oil giant boss quits as Brazil corruption scandal puts pressure on president  (6 Feb 2015)
  • PwC promoted tax avoidance 'on industrial scale', say MPs  (6 Feb 2015)
  • PwC chief misled us over Luxembourg tax avoidance schemes, claim MPs  (6 Feb 2015)
  • PricewaterhouseCoopers condemned for giving misleading evidence to Parliament and ‘promoting tax avoidance on an industrial scale’  (6 Feb 2015)
  • MPs demand state regulation of tax advice industry  (6 Feb 2015)
  • Tax avoidance issue is too big for one nation to solve (6 Feb 2015)
  • The chart that lays bare Shire pharmaceuticals' complex tax arrangements  (6 Feb 2015)
  • House of Commons Committee of Public Accounts Report: Tax avoidance: the role of large accountancy firms (follow–up) (6 Feb 2015)
  • Chancellor ignored advice from Treasury to launch Help to Buy scheme  (6 Feb 2015)
  • Derivatives: Shaftesbury to pay up to £40m to exit costly interest rate swaps  (6 Feb 2015)
  • China corruption watchdog accuses state energy firms of serious violations  (6 Feb 2015)
  • HMRC investigates £14bn of tax 'at risk' from avoidance schemes  (6 Feb 2015)
  • Europe at 'critical juncture' and faces prolonged period of stagnation and deflation unless millions of jobs are created  (6 Feb 2015)
  • Ranking universities in endless league tables is distorting research and becoming meaningless  (6 Feb 2015)
  • Supermarket watchdog investigates Tesco's deals with suppliers  (5 Feb 2015)
  • Private equity cashes in on B&M as former Tesco boss Leahy takes advantage of tax haven  (5 Feb 2014)
  • UBS Said to Be Under New Tax-Evasion Probe in U.S.  (5 Feb 2015)
  • The people connected to David Cameron who are linked to tax avoidance  (5 Feb 2015)
  • Governments for Sale: The cheque please: will money help the Tories win elections?  (5 Feb 2015)
  • MG Rover workers still owed a payout years after this sorry saga  (5 Feb 2015)
  • We are working through a curious period in financial history during which neither capital nor labour has pricing power (5 Feb 2015)
  • Lloyds braced for insurance mis-selling bill rising to 12 billion pounds  (5 Feb 2015)
  • Wonga escapes criminal investigation over faked legal letters  (5 Feb 2015)
  • Lloyds accused of 'outrageous abuse of savers' as it tries to close top-paying bonds  (5 Feb 2015)
  • Work with fewer than 20 people? Your company doesn't have to talk to you about redundancy  (5 Feb 2015)
  • Dismissed Woolworths and Ethel Austin staff look set to lose compensation fight  (5 Feb 2015)
  • SEC Charges Four, including an analyst at Barclays Capital, in California Insider Trading Ring  (5 Feb 2015)
  • UK pension reforms a 'shambles', says Labour peer  (5 Feb 2015)
  • Revolving Doors: Former City minister Mark Hoban to join the London Stock Exchange  (5 Feb 2015)
  • Two Japanese Automobile Parts Manufacturer Executives Indicted for Roles in Conspiracy to Fix Prices and for Obstruction of Justice  (5 Feb 2015)
  • UK Savers to be protected against rip-off pension fees by new independent guardians  (5 Feb 2015)
  • George Osborne needlessly shrank 5% off GDP with 2010 cuts  (5 Feb 2015)
  • Pfizer and AstraZeneca in fresh acquisition deals  (5 Feb 2015)
  • Slicing up Apple's profits: despite record sales it's not all  (4 Feb 2015)
  • Archbishop Justin Welby tells firms - pay your taxes  (4 Feb 2015)
  • IFS predicts £50bn spending cuts if Conservatives win UK election  (4 Feb 2015)
  • IFS: Britain spending squeeze to be bigger than any advanced economy  (4 Feb 2015)
  • S&P to pay record $1.4 billion to settle lawsuit over subprime debt ratings  (4 Feb 2015)
  • US Justice Department and State Partners Secure $1.375bn Settlement with S&P for Defrauding Investors in the Lead Up to the Financial Crisis  (4 Feb 2015)
  • Icap hit with €15m fine by EC over Libor-fixing scandal  (4 Feb 2015)
  • Empty shop levels in northern England much higher than south, report finds  (4 Feb 2015)
  • Cable hints at mandatory EU quotas for female executives  (4 Feb 2015)
  • A Greek morality tale: why we need a global debt restructuring framework  (4 Feb 2015)
  • Treasury demands closure of Pension Wise Choices website  (4 Feb 2015)
  • UK Pensioners lose 12% in five months as annuities plummet  (4 Feb 2015)
  • Oil giant boss quits as Brazil corruption scandal puts pressure on president  (4 Feb 2015)
  • City Link staff not told about administration to 'protect the business'  (4 Feb 2015)
  • Journal Eyes Corruption in India's Medical Schools  (4 Feb 2015)
  • Minebea Co. Ltd. Agrees to Plead Guilty and Pay a $13.5 Million Criminal Fine for Price Fixing on Small Sized Ball Bearings  (4 Feb 2015)
  • Morrisons denies profiting from cut-price milk amid farmers' complaints  (4 Feb 2015)
  • The Truth behind TTIP (3 Feb 2015)
  • Home Repossession Fraud Exposed  ( 3 Feb 2015)
  • U.S. Government Fails to Act on JP Morgan Whistleblower's Evidence  (3 Feb 2015)
  • Rip-off: UK Energy bills 'were £145 too high last year'  (3 Feb 2015)
  • Energy comparison sites earn £30 for every switch, MPs told  (3 Feb 2015)
  • Rip-off: Big Six customers 'overcharged by £2.9bn'  (3 Feb 2015)
  • Sports Direct faces multimillion-pound claim from zero-hours contract workers  (3 Feb 2015)
  • Fat cats: Tesco to spend £2m in payouts to former executives  (3 Feb 2015)
  • BP makes $1bn loss as oil prices slump  (3 Feb 2015)
  • Obama will propose mandatory tax on US companies' earnings held overseas  (3 Feb 2015)
  • Greece Signals Unwillingness to Cooperate With Auditors  (3 Feb 2015)
  • Syriza-led Greek parliament 'will never ratify TTIP'  (3 Feb 2015)
  • Bailed-out banks set for windfalls as distressed debt markets recover  (3 Feb 2015)
  • Brazilian Truth Commission Alleges Volkswagen Had Ties To Former Military Junta   (2 Feb 2015)
  • Croatia wipes out the debts of thousands of its poorest citizens in 'fresh start' scheme  (2 Feb 2015)
  • Rip-off: Price comparison sites accused of hiding the best energy deals from their phone customers  (2 Feb 2015)
  • Ed Miliband attacks Boots boss over tax  (2 Feb 2015)
  • Africa losing billions from fraud and tax avoidance  (2 Feb 2015)
  • Rural broadband: BT attacked on broadband costs  (2 Feb 2015)
  • UK Government to act to stop big companies 'squeezing the life' out of small suppliers  (2 Feb 2015)
  • Smythson, leather goods and luxury stationery company that employs Samantha Cameron, is based in a tax haven  (2 Feb 2015)
  • Britain's widening poverty gap should be causing outrage at the start of the election campaign  (2 Feb 2015)
  • John Lewis group ditches final salary pension for staff contribution scheme  (2 Feb 2015)
  • Millions of gallons of BP oil found resting on the Gulf floor  (2 Feb 2015)
  • Beds crisis hits NHS care for mentally ill children  (2 Feb 2015)
  • Free speech? Not at four in five UK universities  (2 Feb 2015)
  • Ofgem to come under fire from CMA over energy prices  (2 Feb 2015)
  • Betting shop machines ruin lives, says boss of Britain's biggest casino  (2 Feb 2015)
  • Loose monetary policy has not solved the world's economic problems  (2 Feb 2015)
  • China says no room for 'western values' in university education  ( 2 Feb 2015)
JANUARY 2015
  • Young workers hit hardest by wages slump of post-crash Britain  (30 Jan 2015)
  • Men's pay has 'fallen more than women's in real terms'  (30 Jan 2015)
  • Press release: Standard Chartered Bank publicised tax avoidance strategy for use in some of the world’s poorest countries  (30 Jan 2015)
  • MEPs to discuss investor protection and regulatory aspects of TTIP  (30 Jan 2015)
  • BT to inject £1.5bn to help plug pension deficit  (30 Jan 2015)
  • How Yahoo plans to save $16 billion in tax on Alibaba stock  (30 Jan 2015)
  • Morrisons boss counters criticism by blaming accountants  (30 Jan 2015)
  • BOE Spent $4.4 Million on Lawyers for Currency-Rigging Probe  (30 Jan 2015)
  • Forex fraudster Alex Hope gets 7-year jail sentence for scamming investors  (30 Jan 2015)
  • Cable Proposes U.K. Supermarket Fines of Up to 1% of Sales  (30 Jan 2015)
  • Google agrees privacy policy changes with data watchdog  (30 Jan 2015)
  • Ocean Shipping Executive Pleads Guilty to Price Fixing on Ocean Shipping Services for Cars and Trucks  (30 Jan 2015)
  • Carlsberg and Diageo affected as sliding oil prices hits drinks industry in Russia  (30 Jan 2015)
  • Expose poor value degrees with a TripAdvisor for universities  (30 Jan 2015)
  • Rip-off: Scandal of doctors who get cash from healthcare firms for patient referrals  (29 Jan 2015)
  • Private hospital chains offered doctors £100000 for patient referrals  (29 Jan 2015)
  • Rip-off: UK Energy firm profit margins to rise, forecasts regulator  (29 Jan 2015)
  • Fines for supermarkets who mistreat suppliers move a step closer  (29 Jan 2015)
  • Gilts hit historic low as fall in oil price brings deflation closer to Britain  (29 Jan 2015)
  • Banks rigging markets are 'like careless fighter pilots'  (29 Jan 2015)
  • Revolving Doors: Former UK health secretary Alan Milburn working fo Bridgepoint Capital, owners of one of the UK’s largest private companies delivering NHS healthcare, as well as working with PricewaterhouseCoopers, Lloyds Pharmacy and others (29 Jan 2015)
  • US SEC Charges Stock-Based Lender With Selling Billions of Penny Stock Shares as Unregistered Broker-Dealer  (29 Jan 2015)
  • ScotRail's new franchisee Abellio voted among the lowest-scoring UK train operators for 'overall satisfaction'   (29 Jan 2015)
  • School league tables: More schools fail to make grade  (29 Jan 2015)
  • League tables branded a 'nonsense' by private schools  (29 Jan 2015)
  • Yahoo to spin off Alibaba stake into separate company  (29 Jan 2015)
  • EU fleshes out fourth anti-money laundering directive  (29 Jan 2015)
  • Samsung profits hit by falling mobile sales  (29 Jan 2015)
  • Army Contracting Official Charged in Pentagon Bribery Scheme  (29 Jan 2015)
  • UK Alstom bribery investigation swings spotlight onto Hungary  (29 Jan 2015)
  • Cobalt International Energy Says SEC Dropped Foreign Bribery Probe  (29 Jan 2015)
  • Commodity prices collapse to lowest in 12 years  (29 Jan 2015)
  • EU says near deal with Washington on derivatives rules  (29 Jan 2015)
  • BNY Mellon may face bribery charges over sovereign wealth funds  (29 Jan 2015)
  • Australian Uranium Mining Company Accused of Contaminating Lake Malawi  (28 Jan 2015)
  • Apple posts the biggest quarterly profit in history  (28 Jan 2015)
  • Why is Apple sitting on $142bn?  (28 Jan 2015)
  • Apple's record profit leaves tech giant wondering how to spend $178bn  (28 Jan 2015)
  • Big banks fail to dismiss US currency rigging lawsuit  (28 Jasn 2015)
  • Pensions: UK Firms fined for not enrolling staff in schemes  (28 Jan 2015)
  • High-net-worth individuals own 38% of UK's total wealth, report says  (28 Jan 2015)
  • Greek banks lose quarter of value as liquidity crisis feared  (28 Jan 2015)
  • Bank of England governor attacks eurozone austerity  (28 Jan 2015)
  • Greek markets tumble as government halts privatisations  (28 Jan 2015)
  • Bank lending to UK manufacturers slows amid concern for 2015 prospects  (28 Jan 2015)
  • Basel Committee overhauls banks' disclosure model  (28 Jan 2015)
  • The iniquities of London housing  (28 Jan 2014)
  • City Link owner Jon Moulton says overtime will be paid  (28 Jan 2018)
  • Human rights warning issued over UK £5.9mn Saudi prisons contract  (27 Jan 2015)
  • Fracking to be banned in national parks, UK Government concedes (27 Jan 2015)
  • Rip-off: Millions to be compensated for being sold worthless credit card protection  (27 Jan 2015)
  • Refunds for millions over 'unnecessary' credit card fraud insurance  (27 Jan 2015)
  • Privatisation of energy industry was a mistake, Ed Miliband  (27 Jan 2015)
  • Cameron cuts, and the money is recycled to the rich  (27 Jan 2015)
  • Governments for Sale: Billionaire brothers to spend $899m to help Republicans win 2016 election  (27 Jan 2015)
  • Big six energy company profits growing despite gas price cuts for households, regulator says  (27 Jan 2015)
  • Peter Mandelson gets £400000 tax-free loan from company he owns  (27 Jan 2015)
  • Rail journey satisfaction dips - Passenger Focus survey  (27 Jan 2015)
  • Southeastern takes wooden spoon for train passenger satisfaction  (27 Jan 2015)
  • Diageo 'threatens backbone of economy' by squeezing suppliers  (27 Jan 2015)
  • UK tax system facing 'havoc' over complacent approach to IT systems  (27 Jan 2015)
  • The UK's unhappiest workers - retail staff, nurses and teachers  (27 Jan 2015)
  • FCA admits it 'screwed up' over life insurance probe  (27 Jan 2015)
  • How Yahoo Might Sell Billions in Alibaba Stock and Pay No Taxes  (26 Jan 2015)
  • 'Inequality has become a challenge to us as moral beings'  (26 Jan 2015)
  • Greece shows what can happen when the young revolt against corrupt elites  (26 Jan 2015)
  • Greece must bow to austerity or go bust, says EU  (26 Jan 2015)
  • Oil collapse could trigger billions in bank losses  (26 Jan 2015)
  • Are there hidden horrors in your toothpaste?  (26 Jan 2015)
  • Sir Philip Green puts lossmaking BHS up for sale  (26 Jan 2015)
  • Mark Carney warns of liquidity storm as global currency system turns upside down  (26 Jan 2015)
  • Concern over new UK pension advice service  (26 Jan 2015)
  • Cadbury owner caught up in supplier row  (26 Jan 2015)
  • Investors urge Standard Chartered to replace boss  (26 Jan 2015)
  • Weavering hedge fund boss Magnus Peterson sentenced to 13 years in prison for $573m fraud. (26 Jan 2015)
  • Balme the Poor: US billionaire Jeff Greene says Americans' lifestyle expectations are 'far too high'  (26 Jan 2015)
  • WPP boss says economic equality does not bring prosperity  (26 Jan 2015)
  • Starbucks' profits soar 82% in final three months of 2014  (26 Jan 2015)
  • Only 17% of participants at this year's World Economic Forum are women. This is why  (26 Jan 2015)
  • Fat cats: Apple chief executive Tim Cook earned £6.1m last year  (26 Jan 2015)
  • Holding governemnts to ransom: Santander warns regulators it could move overseas ahead of new 'ring fencing rules   (26 Jan 2015)
  • Saxo Bank faces £70m losses after Swiss currency turmoil  (26 Jan 2015)
  • Four ways banks rip off savers – and how to beat them  (26 Jan 2015)
  • Swiss private banks fight for survival  (26 Jan 2015)
  • Davos delegates don't care about inequality or your debt  (23 Jan 2015)
  • Inequality talk: who wins, who loses, and who acts?  (23 Jan 2015)
  • Barclays facing new dark pool fraud allegations  (23 Jan 2015)
  • The UK House of Commons today is a third rate club of spoon-fed sycophants: A veteran MP's devastating parting blast  (23 Jan 2015)
  • Corporate Welfare: More access to public funds for private college  (23 Jan 2015)
  • Corporate Welfare: Academy schools stockpile £2.5bn of education funding  (23 Jan 2015)
  • TTIP: What bit of the word 'no' doesn't the Commission understand?  (23 Jan 2015)
  • Troubled TTIP isn't the only 'trade' takeover busting our sovereignty  (23 Jan 2015)
  • Coalition's tax and benefits changes hit low income families harder than any other group  (23 Jan 2015)
  • Tax and benefit changes cost UK households £1127 a year - study  (23 Jan 2015)
  • Low income households hardest hit, warns IFS  (23 Jan 2015)
  • 11 questions you are too embarrassed to ask about Quantitative Easing  (23 Jan 2015)
  • MEPs debate public response to TTIP  (22 Jan 2015)
  • ECB unveils massive QE boost for eurozone  (22 Jan 2015)
  • Eurozone boost of €1.1tn in 'shock and awe' plan by Central Bank  (22 Jan 2015)
  • McDonald's sued for racial discrimination in Virginia  (22 Jan 2015)
  • Named and shamed: Britain's worst energy suppliers  (22 Jan 2015)
  • These are Britain's worst energy suppliers for 'customer satisfaction'  (22 Jan 2015)
  • Executive of Japanese Automotive Parts Manufacturer Indicted for Role in Conspiracy to Fix Prices  (22 Jan 2015)
  • Eurozone stimulus will 'reinforce inequality', warns Soros  (22 Jan 2015)
  • Unemployment is in freefall. So why aren't we feeling it?  (22 Jan 2015)
  • US buyout firm KKR plans £500m+ swoop on Trainline.com  (22 Jan 2015)
  • Tory candidate accused of dirty tricks over mansion tax letter  (22 Jan 2015)
  • It's Time To Get Serious About Global Corruption  (22 Jan 2015)
  • Are anonymous companies a ‘getaway vehicle for corruption’?  (22 Jan 2015)
  • US SEC official sees no immediate crackdown on private equity  (22 Jan 2015)
  • The UK state will spend £4bn on Jobseeker’s Allowance – but £30bn on tax credits (21 Jan 2015)
  • SEC Announces Charges Against Standard & Poor’s for Fraudulent Ratings Misconduct  (21 Jan 2015)
  • Rip-off: Standard & Poor's fined and banned from rating certain securities for a year  (21 Jan 2015)
  • Standard & Poor's suspended from rating some mortgage bonds after $77m settlement  (21 Jan 2015)
  • Davos 2015 in numbers: How the 45th World Economic Forum meeting shapes up  (21 Jan 2015)
  • Ofgem announces new rules for price comparison websites  (21 Jan 2015)
  • Goldman Sachs 'duped Libya out of oil cash'  (21 Jan 2015)
  • Goldman Sachs rejects claims of lavish parties for Libya clients  (21 Jan 2015)
  • Land that was stolen from the Scottish people  (21 Jan 2015)
  • Political Donations Lord Oakeshott gives cash to Labour and Greens to fight Tories in marginal seats  (21 Jan 2015)
  • Transparency: Cracking the shells – New rules in the European Union take aim at corporate secrecy  (21 Jan 2015)
  • The Business Case for Ending Anonymous Companies: a Collective Effort  (21 Jan 2015)
  • SSE faces Ofgem probe over electricity connection competition  (21 Jan 2015)
  • Ultra-wealthy in Britain exceed 10000 individuals, find researchers  (21 Jan 2015)
  • "We are entering the period of tax wars instead of trade wars" (21 Jan 2015)
  • Banks are better off for more regulation, says Deutsche Bank boss  (21 Jan 2015)
  • Shadow banking now poses top risk to US stability, warns IMF  (21 Jan 2015)
  • Pension bungles lead to demands for £7m back from workers at collapsed firms  (21 Jn 2015)
  • Cigarette package law to be brought forward before UK election  (21 Jan 2015)
  • Gallaher cigarette factory owner rejects union proposal to save 500 jobs  (21 Jan 2015)
  • Europe's economic madness cannot continue  (21 Jan 2015)
  • Eric Pickles illegally discriminating against Gypsies and Travellers, the High Court says(21 Jan 2015)
  • Rip-off: UK Savers getting raw deal from big banks, says FCA  (20 Jan 2015)
  • Serious Fraud Office drops investigation into HP-Autonomy deal  (20 Jan 2015)
  • 1700 private jets set to fly into Davos for World Economic Forum  (20 Jan 2015)
  • 'Davos people – source of economic problems, not a solution'  (20 Jan 2015)
  • Central bank prophet fears QE warfare pushing world financial system out of control  (20 Jan 2015)
  • Scrap the market approach to healthcare (20 Jan 2015)
  • Weavering hedge fund boss Ulf Magnus Michael Peterson guilty of fraud  (20 Jan 2015)
  • Weavering chief executive convicted six years after hedge fund collapse  (20 Jan 2015)
  • Fat cats: Hedge funds had a horrible year, but managers are billionaires  (20 Jan 2015)
  • Fracking and payday lenders on Co-op Bank black list  (20 Jan 2015)
  • Fine supermarkets if they have unfairly squeezed milk suppliers, say MPs  (20 Jan 2015)
  • Reckitt Benckiser fined for director dealing disclosure failure  (20 Jan 2015)
  • FCA fines Reckitt Benckiser £539,800 for listing rule failures  (20 Jan 2015)
  • Sir Terry Leahy: Tesco 'eroded customers' trust'  (20 Jan 2015)
  • Coca Cola London Eye re-brand slammed by health charities as 'inappropriate'  (20 Jan 2015)
  • Wall Street banks slash 50000 jobs as profits opportunities dry up  (20 Jan 2015)
  • Inside the National Gallery, a portrait of modern inequality  (20 Jan 2015)
  • UK Tribunal upholds the Financial Conduct Authority’s decision to censure Arch Financial Products and to fine and ban two of its partners  (20 Jan 2015)
  • Chinese President Xi Jinping 'given 62% pay rise'  (20 Jan 2015)
  • The Libor Settlements  (20 Jan 2015)
  • Richest 1% to own more than rest of world, Oxfam says  (19 Jan 2015)
  • Global inequality is 'staggering'  (19 Jan 2015)
  • Oxfam Report: Wealth: Having it all and wanting more  (19 Jan 2015)
  • Why extreme inequality hurts the rich  (19 Jan 2015)
  • Quakers to pull funds from Australia's four major banks, citing ethical concerns  (19 Jan 2015)
  • AB InBev payment terms to small suppliers criticised  (19 Jan 2015)
  • Food giant 2 Sisters contract proposals 'unreasonable' (19 Jan 2015)
  • Swiss Banker Convicted in WikiLeaks Trial Is Spared Prison  (19 Jan 2015)
  • Swiss Whistleblower Rudolf Elmer Convicted of Violating Bank-Secrecy Laws  (19 Jan 2015)
  • Small firms 'plagued' by poor payment culture, with respected  household names abuisng suppliers   (19 Jan 2015)
  • Seven themes that will dominate Davos 2015  (19 Jan 2015)
  • UK Economic growth 'dramatically' diverges between North and South  (19 Jan 2015)
  • Bitcoin is threat to sterling and may aid terrorists, warn banks  (19 Jan 2015)
  • How Westminster helped squander Scotland's black gold  (19 Jan 2015)
  • City women call for quotas to combat sexism  (19 Jan 2015)
  • Alpari UK currency broker folds over Swiss franc turmoil  (19 Jan 2015)
  • Towergate insurance broker considers £1 takeover bid from bondholders  (19 Jan 2015)
  • Is the era of the mega-bank ready to come to a close?  (19 Jan 2015)
  • London: Sexism and the City  (19 Jan 2015)
  • Contactless payments: should banks force us to use them?  (19 Jan 2015)
  • Fat cats: Anger over £250k average wage of staff at Goldman Sachs  (19 Jan 2015)
  • Corporate Welfare: Goldman Sachs got over €7m from Ireland State for consultancy  (19 Jan 2015)
  • Food supply companies at risk of collapse, says report  (16 Jan 2015)
  • More than 100 suppliers could go bust from supermarket price war  (16 Jan 2015)
  • Amazon: Luxembourg tax deal probably 'state aid' EC says  (16 Jan 2015)
  • Luxembourg Backed 'Cosmetic' Amazon Tax Deal in 11 Days, EU Says  (16 Jan 2015)
  • European Commission lays bare Amazon tax deal with Luxembourg  (16 Jan 2015)
  • State aid SA.38944 (2014/C) – Luxembourg Alleged aid to Amazon by way of a tax ruling (16 Jan 2015)
  • BP's maximum fine for Gulf of Mexico oil spill is cut by billions  (16 Jan 2015)
  • Review: Why banking is flawed and how to fix it  (16 Jan 2015)
  • Company beneficial ownership register to open in April 2016  (16 Jan 2015)
  • India: 90% donations to political parties from corporates  (16 Jan 2015)
  • Why are people using food banks?  (16 Jan 2015)
  • Fears rise for the future of Learjet as the world's wealthy stop spending  (16 Jan 2016)
  • Minimum wage: 37 firms named for failing to pay rate  (15 Jan 2015)
  • These are the 37 employers named by the Government for failing to pay their workers the minimum wage  (15 Jan 2015)
  • H&M among 37 firms named for not paying staff the minimum wage  (15 Jan 2015)
  • SEC Charges UBS Subsidiary With Disclosure Violations and Other Regulatory Failures in Operating Dark Pool  (15 Jan 2015)
  • UBS to Pay $14 Million to Resolve Dark Pool Marketing Case  (15 Jan 2015)
  • UBS Hit With Record Dark Pool Fine for Breaking U.S. Rules  (15 Jan 2015)
  • Agriculture Commissioner promises GMO labelling, despite TTIP  (15 Jan 2015)
  • BT faces tough new broadband tests  (15 Jan 2015)
  • Ousted Ecobank CEO awarded $15m damages (15 Jan 2015)
  • RBS admits mis-selling business loans  (15 Jan 2015)
  • 'Corporate wolves' will exploit TTIP trade deal, MPs warned  (15 Jan 2015)
  • US regulators question whether Credit Suisse has rule-breaking culture  (15 Jan 2015)
  • More US banks targeted for mortgage securities fraud  (15 Jan 2015)
  • Caesars Entertainment's operating unit files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy  (15 Jan 2015)
  • Tony Benn saw TTIP coming 40 years ago  (15 Jan 2015)
  • Rip-off: Spot the Ball: why has no jackpot been paid out for 10 years?  (14 Jan 2015)
  • Spot the Ball £250000 jackpot hasn't been won in more than a decade  (14 Jan 2015)
  • MEPs urge parliamentary inquiry into tax deals in wake of Luxleaks  (14 Jan 2015)
  • Greens get cross-party support for LuxLeaks inquiry  (14 Jan 2015)
  • Unemployed young people 'falling apart' emotionally, charity finds  (14 Jan 2015)
  • Credit Suisse to Face Nader at U.S. Labor Department Hearing  (14 Jan 2015)
  • Does Maximizing Shareholder Wealth Accomplish Anything Else?  (14 Jan 2015)
  • Few plan to buy Lamborghinis with their pension pots  (14 Jan 2015)
  • Tesco gets new junk status credit rating  (14 Jan 2015)
  • JPMorgan profits hit by legal costs  (14 Jan 2015)
  • Corporate Social Responsibility: Companies are spending too little on education – and in the wrong places  (14 Jan 2015)
  • Wooden Spoonawards: Scottish Power has UK's worst customer service  (14 Jan 2015)
  • Bonus ball: who are the winners and losers of this year's bank bonus season?  (13 Jan 2015)
  • Tesco's crash points to the failure of capital markets  (13 Jan 2015)
  • HSBC braced for criticism over anti money-laundering  (13 Jan 2015)
  • The TTIP trade deal will throw equality before the law on the corporate bonfire  (13 Jan 2015)
  • TTIP: European commission faces huge scepticism towards free trade deal  (13 Jan 2015)
  • ISDS decision delayed to end of TTIP talks  (13 Jan 2015)
  • TTIP: Activists triumph as contentious US free trade deal clause suspended  (13 Jan 2015)
  • UK Middle class hardest hit by benefit cuts and tax rises  (13 Jan 2015)
  • Fear of shambles as just 300 staff to help savers on pension D-Day  (13 Jan 2015)
  • Privatisation of railways has been a disaster  (13 Jan 2015)
  • UK State pension: 'Only 45%' to get full new payout  (13 Jan 2015)
  • WikiLeaks Banker Called Traitor as Prosecutor Seeks Jail  (13 Jan 2015)
  • SEC Charges Direct Edge Exchanges With Failing to Properly Describe Order Types  (13 Jan 2015)
  • BATS exchange group to pay record $14 mln US SEC fine  (13 Jan 2015)
  • Revolving Doors: SEC chief accountant returns to EY  (13 Jan 2015)
  • Privatisation obsession: Sellafield nuclear clean-up firms to be stripped of £20bn contract  (15 Jan 2015)
  • Fitch slams Bank of England for letting banks hide emergency support  (13 Jan 2015)
  • 25 cancer drugs to be denied on NHS  (13 Jan 2015)
  • Show trial of Swiss whistleblower Elmer now in 9th year  (13 Jan 2015)
  • Rip-off: It's not just Creme Eggs: The products that are shrinking before your very eyes  (13 Jan 2015)
  • UK Pension shakeup could see £6bn withdrawn, experts say  (13 Jan 2015)
  • RBS facing £6bn hit to profits from fines, claims JP Morgan  (13 Jan 2015)
  • Dairy farmers payment delayed as milk becomes cheaper than water  (13 Jan 2015)
  • UK Pension changes: Millions could run out of cash, warns Age UK  (12 Jan 2015)
  • Mistreating UK pubic sector workers: Conservatives pledge public sector strike curbs  (12 Jan 2015)
  • Circle Holdings pulls out of NHS contract hours before hospital it ran was rated 'inadequate'  (12 Jan 2015)
  • Rip-off: Loyal energy customers overcharged as big six deny £300-a-year saving  (12 Jan 2015)
  • Fat cats: Goldman Sachs to reveal £8.3bn packages and say pay is down  (12 Jan 2015)
  • Fat cats: Quindell grants £16m of options to new chairman and his deputy  (12 Jan 2015)
  • Tesco suspends ninth executive as accounts fallout continues  (12 Jan 2015)
  • Michael Noonan: 'We'll recoup €30bn in bailout money from main Ireland banks'  (12 Jan 2015)
  • Give Ofgem new powers on energy bills - Ed Miliband  (12 Jan 2015)
  • £11000: The cost of a flexible pension on an average £29000 pot  (12 Jan 2015)
  • New pensions freedom easily mismanaged, says charity  (12 Jan 2015)
  • If defined benefit pensions didn't exist, would we invent them?  (12 Jan 2015)
  • Shire to buy US pharmaceutical firm in £3.4bn deal  (12 Jan 2015)
  • UK oil firms warn Osborne: Without big tax cuts we are doomed  (12 Jan 2015)
  • EU referendum could shake London's safe haven status  (12 Jan 2015)
  • Fat cats: Hedge fund Brevan Howard Asset Management LLP falters, but traders still earn £85m  (12 Jan 2015)
  • The main parties can no longer be trusted with our NHS  (12 Nov 2015)
  • US Study: Slashing corporate tax rates at the state level does not create additional employment opportunities (12 Jan 2015)
  • The Guardian view on Circle and Hinchingbrooke: a failure that casts a shadow over the whole Tory agenda  (12 Jan 2015)
  • RBS Said to Discuss $3 Billion Debt Sale Terms With UK Government  (12 Jan 2015)
  • China and the Shadow Bankers  (12 Jan 2015)
  • The NHS privatisation experiment is unravelling before our eyes  (12 Jan 2015)
  • Former MIT professor 'robs bank,' films 'heist'  (12 Jan 2015)
  • We must end extreme inequality. Now.  (9 Jan 2015)
  • Tesco: Lower profits? Shaft your workers!  (9 Jan 2015)
  • First private operator of NHS hospital pulls out amid cuts  (9 Jan 2015)
  • Circle in talks to exit private contract to run Hinchingbrooke hospital  (9 Jan 2015)
  • Can a private business run a hospital?  (9 Jan 2015)
  • Trickle Down Economics: Middle class short-changed by US economic recovery, says Elizabeth Warren  (9 Jan 2015)
  • Economists are self-confident and regularly wrong, admits Columbia economics professor  (9 Jan 2015)
  • More than a million UK working households are in fuel poverty  (9 Jan 2015)
  • Honda fined $70m by US for failure to report deaths  (9 Jan 2015)
  • MPs to investigate TTIP trade deal's impact on environmental protections  (9 Jan 2015)
  • Tesco downgraded to 'junk' despite turnaround plan  (9 Jan 2015)
  • Bank of America warns of 'lethal' damage to China's financial system as deflation deepens  (9 Jan 2015)
  • Santander bank asks shareholders for 7.5bn euros  (9 Jan 2015)
  • Ulrich Beck has died. His powerful concept of ‘Risk Society’ is relevant as never before  (9 Jan 2015)
  • Turkey's Corruption Probe Turns Into Plot and Power for Erdogan  (9 Jan 2015)
  • Fears grow over fallout from Petrobras corruption scandal  (9 Jan 2015)
  • Neoliberalism’s Latin American Struggle  (9 Jan 2015)
  • UK firms use scams to avoid paying minimum wage  (8 Jan 2015)
  • TUC says 250000 workers paid less than minimum wage  (8 Jan 2015)
  • Keep up the pressure on enforcing the minimum wage, says TUC  (8 Jan 2015)
  • RBS trader arrested in forex rigging probe named in court records  (8 Jan 2015)
  • JPMorgan settles 'Bandits' Club' currency price rigging lawsuit in US  (8 Jan 2015)
  • JPMorgan settles forex manipulation lawsuit  (8 Jan 2015)
  • Dairy farmers and shoppers 'ripped off' by bankers  (8 Jan 2015)
  • Argentina HSBC office raided in tax evasion case  (8 Jan 2015)
  • Regulators right to cut biggest banks down to size  (8 Jan 2014)
  • Niger delta communities to sue Shell in London for oil spill compensation  (8 Jan 2015)
  • UK Parents 'consider quitting work over childcare costs'  (8 Jan 2015)
  • Britain should abandon current inflation measure, says IFS director  (8 Jan 2015)
  • EU Parliament and Council agree on beneficial ownership registers  (8 Jan 2015)
  • Cayman Public consultation rejects beneficial ownership registry  (8 Jan 2015)
  • Scrap 'flawed' RPI, urges Institute for Fiscal Studies  (8 Jan 2015)
  • Tesco to close 43 stores despite better Christmas sales  (8 Jan 2015)
  • Finra to investigate US bond trading  (8 Jan 2015)
  • Tesco staff pension scheme could be under threat as company looks to cut costs  (8 Jan 2015)
  • Millions could have to change bank sort code under ring-fence rules  (8 Jan 2015)
  • Fat cats: Top bosses have already made more money in 2015 than most UK workers will earn all year  (7 Jan 2015)
  • FTSE 100 bosses must consider pay if they want to win popularity  (7 Jan 2015)
  • Bank of England's disarray in the face of financial crisis revealed  (7 Jan 2015)
  • Bank of England was unaware of impending financial crisis  (7 Jan 2015)
  • Diary of a shambles: Bank of England's struggle with financial crisis  (7 Jan 2015)
  • Revealed: Bank of England files finally shed light on financial crisis meetings  (7 Jan 2015) 
  • News Release - Bank of England Court Minutes June 2007 – May 2009 (7 Jan 2015)
  • Bank of England Court Minutes 2007 ​(7 Jan 2015)
  • Bank of England Court Minutes 2008 – Book 1 (7 Jan 2015)
  • Bank of England Court Minutes 2008 – Book 2 (7 Jan 2015)
  • Bank of England Court Minutes 2009 (7 Jan 2015)
  • Bank of England Transactions Committee Minutes : Nov 2007 - Mar 2009 ​(7 Jan 2015)
  • Bank of England Minutes of the Court June 2007 – May 2009: background and context (7 Jan 2015)
  • LuxLeaks Scandal Reveals International “Race to the Bottom”  (7 Jan 2015)
  • German executive pay overtakes Britain's for first time  (7 Jan 2015)
  • Shell announces £55m payout for Nigeria oil spills  (7 Jan 2015)
  • Former Virginia Bob McDonnell jailed for two years for corruption  (7 Jan 2015)
  • TTIP papers published as EU Ombudsman demands more transparency  (7 Jan 2015)
  • Now online - EU negotiating texts in TTIP  (7 Jan 2015)
  • TTIP: Decision of the European Ombudsman closing her own-initiative inquiry OI/10/2014/RA concerning the European Commission  (7 Jan 2015)
  • Corporate Power: Amazon shipped 5bn items in 2014, with 40% from third-party sellers  (7 Jan 2015)
  • Eurozone falls into deflation for first time since October 2009  (7 Jan 2015)
  • UK pension deficits double to more than £100bn  (7 Jan 2015)
  • U.S. Navy Commander Pleads Guilty in Singapore Bribery Case  (7 Jan 2015)
  • McDonald's Japan in new food scare after vinyl found in chicken nugget  (7 Jan 2015)
  • McDonald's Japan Probes Tooth in Fries, Cargill Nuggets (7 Jan 2015)
  • City Link crash reminds us turnrounds can be perilous  (7 Jan 2015)
  • American Apparel bans work romances  (7 Jan 2015)
  • World faces low inflation threat not seen since before WWII  (7 Jan 2015)
  • The Year in White-Collar Crime: A Look Back Helps Us See Ahead  (7 Jan 2015)
  • NHS A&E waiting times set to rise to 'worst level in a decade' (6 Jan 2015)
  • Years before PPI scandal is over, says Financial Ombudsman  (6 Jan 2015)
  • City Link assets sold to rival DX  (6 Jan 2015)
  • How inequality made these Western countries poorer  (6 Jan 2015)
  • Tesco staff pension scheme could be under threat as company looks to cut costs  (6 Jan 2015)
  • RBS Said Settling Mortgage Probe as Early as This Quarter  (6 Jan 2015)
  • Bitcoin exchange Bitstamp targeted by hackers who stole £3.4m  (6 Jan 2015)
  • Global fines for price-fixing hit $5.3bn record high  (6 Jan 2015)
  • Bank Fashion administration: Private equity back on trial as retailer's collapse risks 1500 jobs  (6 Jan 2015)
  • German bank exposure to Greece around 24 billion euros  (6 Jan 2015)
  • Debt Dispute Between Hedge Funds and Argentina at Impasse  (6 Jan 2015)
  • Poor UK  households face higher council tax, LGA warns  (6 Jan 2015)
  • Companies Paid Record Sums to Settle US Bribery Probes in 2014  (6 Jan 2015)
  • 2015 Top 10 trends in corporate governance  (6 Jan 2015)
  • The Privatization of War: Private Mercenaries and the “War on Terror” in American Foreign Policy  (5 Jan 2015)
  • Matt Taibbi and "The $9 Billion Witness" Who Exposed How JPMorgan Chase Helped Wreck the Economy  (5 Jan 2015)
  • Governments for Sale: Tories to outspend Labour by 3 to 1 in general election  (5 Jan 2015)
  • New consumer debt reaches seven-year high in UK  (5 Jan 2015)
  • HSBC, Hong Kong Under Scanner As US Steps Up Investigation Of American Tax Frauds  (5 Jan 2015)
  • RBS could face huge fine of over £5bn for mis-selling toxic mortgage-backed debt  (5 Jan 2015)
  • Bob Diamond's charity loses money on its investment in Barclays  (5 Jan 2015)
  • The Royal Family are exempt from Freedom of Information requests and can veto BBC programmes. Why do we put up with this? (5 Jan 2015)
  • UK Household wealth, and debt, is forecast to swell in 2015  (5 Jan 2015)
  • UK Retired 'could be given right to sell pension'  (5 Jan 2014)
  • Pension freedom? It's an expensive mirage  (5 Jan 2015)
  • Why are banks really rejecting wealthy borrowers?  (5 Jan 2015)
  • Prince Charles 'furious' over postponed BBC documentary  ( 5 Jan 2015)
  • Deadline looms for major UK banks to submit ringfencing plans  (5 Jan 2015)
  • Rentokil may receive millions from sale of City Link assets  (5 Jan 2015)
  • Apple faces lawsuit over storage space on iPhones and iPads  (5 Jan 2015)
  • Pollution as Theft: Accounting for Systemic Externalities  (5 Jan 2015)
  • Quindell eyes disposals to boost cash position  (5 Jan 2015)
  • Universities are losing their sense of public responsibility (5 Jan 2015)
  • City Link collapse reveals sector's systemic problems  (5 Jan 2015)
  • Former Afren executives agree to pay $20m after threat of legal action  (5 Jan 2014)
  • Inferior rules for public sector workers : Tory party promises cap of £95000 on public sector redundancy pay-offs if they win election  (5 Jan 2015)
  • Revolving Doors: Ex-Anglo Irish official Moran lands job with PwC in Luxembourg   (5 Jan 2015)
  • Former Afren executives agree to pay $20m after threat of legal action  (5 Jan 2014)
  • Revolving Doors: BDO partner appointed to Board of Taxation  (5 Jan 2015)
  • Fat cats: Goldman Sachs paid highest bonuses to staff in 2013  (2 Jan 2015)
  • Goldman Sachs sparks outrage by paying staff highest UK bonuses  (2 Jan 2015)
  • Rip-off: British commuters 'spend more on rail travel than Europeans'  (2 Jan 2015)
  • UK Taxpayers left with £10bn loss on RBS stake  (2 Jan 2015)
  • Young vulnerable to bank scams, says BBA  (2 Jan 2015)
  • Britain faces being 'perpetually be in the red' unless we kick debt addiction (2 Jan 2015)
  • Payday loan charges cap takes effect  (2 Jan 2015)
  • The five major things we screwed up in inequality in 2014  (2 Jan 2015)
  • What We Know About Inequality (in 14 Charts)  (2 Jan 2015)
  • City Link: 'Go on Facebook to find work' Vince Cable tells delivery firm staff  (2 Jan 2015)
  • We Need to Start Holding Tax-Dodging Banksters Accountable (2 Jan 2015)
  • City Link's army of self-employed workers count cost of business failure  (2 Jan 2015)
  • Following the collapse of a string of firms including City Link, Comet and Peacocks, we need to give ailing firms more breathing space  (2 Jan 2015)
  • More equality would help us along the road to recovery  (2 Jan 2015)
  • Sony Pictures Knew of Gaps in Computer Network Before Hack Attack  (2 Jan 2015)
  • New Regulations Are a Boon to Shadow Banking  (1 Jan 2015
  • Taxpayers Could Be on the Hook for Trillions in Oil Derivatives (1 Jan 2015)
  • UK Rail bosses told to show passengers how to get cheapest tickets  (1 Jan 2015)
  • Deal Multiples for Leveraged Buyouts Reach 2007 Levels  (1 Jan 2015)
  • 'Cartel' chat room gave valuable tips to BP traders(1 Jan 2015)
  • Tesco head of remuneration committee to step down (1 Jan 2015) 
  • Glencore Xstrata and corporate power in Peru  (1 Jan 2015)
  • 10 things we found out because of Freedom of Information  (1 Jan 2015)
  • Princeton Study: U.S. No Longer An Actual Democracy (1 Jan 2015)
  • BP says reviewed forex desk in light of regulatory probe   (1 Jan 2015)
  • SEC Charges Two Traders in Chile With Insider Trading  (1 Jan 2015)
  • Cancer is the 'best death' – so don't waste billions trying to cure it, says leading doctor  (1 Jan 2015)
  • Former Bumi owner wins legal battle to recoup £110m from ex-director (1 Jan 2015)
  DECEMBER 2014
  • Travel firms sue creator of cheap airfare site  (31 Dec 2014)
  • NHS computer systems contractor agrees to pay $190m penalty  (31 Dec 2014)
  • Fat cats: RBS chief WILL take £1m 'bonus' a year after refusing it to avoid bad publicity  (31 Dec 2014)
  • City Link announces 2356 job losses after rescue talks fail  (31 Dec 2014)
  • BP probing its financial traders in forex rigging scandal  (31 Dec 2014)
  • UBS Raises Flag on China's $1 Trillion Overseas Debt Pile  (31 Dec 2014)
  • Real UK wages fall as much as 50% in six years as unions warn they may not recovery until 2024  (31 Dec 2014)
  • Stress testing should not just be for the banks  (31 Dec 2014)
  • David Cameron and Whitehall fail to meet women's job target for top public posts  (31 Dec 2014)
  • India to scrap tax breaks on cars  (31 Dec 2014)
  • Citi Is Doubling Up On Commodities Which Should Help Make Profits In The Near Future  (31 Dec 2014)
  • Tories 'would outlaw strikes and sink pay'  (30 Dec 2014)
  • British workers may wait a decade for wages to recover, says TUC boss  (30 Dec 2014)
  • Corporate Welfare: Electors fund City Link redundancy payments: Better Capital evades moral responsibility  (30 Dec 2014)
  • Millions taken out of City Link in run up to its collapse as a going concern  (30 Dec 2014)
  • City Link owners deny incompetence in handling insolvency  (30 Dec 2014)
  • Better Capital to recoup up to £20m from City Link collapse  (30 Dec 2014)
  • City Link bosses set up firm with similar name weeks before collapse  (30 Dec 2014)
  • City link job losses: Tycoon accused of treating staff 'like dirt' as Scots employees protest  (30 Dec 2014)
  • Boots merger with Walgreens approved despite calls for remedies from Wall Street  (30 Dec 2014)
  • Prescription fraud costs NHS £237million  (30 Dec 2014)
  • SEC Issues Annual Staff Reports on Credit Rating Agencies  (30 Dec 2014)
  • Fraudulent returns of stolen 'presents' cost US retailers more than $3.5bn  (30 Dec 2014)
  • Number of NHS managers being paid more than £300000 a year doubles in just twelve months  (30 Dec 2014)
  • Third Company Agrees to Plead Guilty to Price Fixing on Ocean Shipping Services for Cars and Trucks  (30 Dec 2014)
  • 'Focus and teamwork' got Bernanke through 2008 crisis  (30 Dec 2014)
  • Goldman Sachs Readies for a Fight Over $835 Million Loan to Banco Espírito  (30 Dec 2014)
  • Greece at distinct disadvantage if incoming leaders look to exit eurozone  (30 Dec 2014)
  • Greece 'on a collision course with EU' warns Germany  (30 Dec 2014)
  • US Businessman Pleads Guilty to $53 Million Tax Scheme and Massive Fraud That Involved the Bribery of Bank Officials  (30 Dec 2014)
  • Corporate Taxpayer: Ireland Taxpayer being forced 'to plug €58m hole in regulatory bill'  (30 Dec 2014) 
  • Sir James Dyson now owns more land in England than the Queen  (30 Dec 2014)
  • Corporate Welfare: Final auto rescue tally: US Taxpayers lost $9.3 billion  (30 Dec 2014)
  • Millions of Britons struggling to feed themselves and facing malnourishment  (29 Dec 2014)
  • Ex-Bank chief Mervyn King says UK financial system still weak  (29 Dec 2014)
  • UK Banks not yet 'completely safe' says Mervyn King  (29 Dec 2014)
  • Administrators confirm 'substantial redundancies' at stricken City Link  (29 Dec 2014)
  • City Link: 2000 staff to be made redundant on NYE - RMT  (29 Dec 2014)
  • Insolvency: City Link private equity firm hopes to recover £20m despite job losses  (29 Dec 2014)
  • Labour not responsible for crash, says former Bank of England governor  (29 Dec 2014)
  • Fat cats: Network Rail boss 'may take bonus' after disruption  (29 Dec 2014)
  • UK Government promises crackdown on 'shocking' care homes  (29 Dec 2014)
  • Tesco faces £3bn hole in pension fund  (29 Dec 2014)
  • Tesco may have to find £300m a year to plug pensions hole  (29 Dec 2014)
  • UK Childcare costs 'cancel out wages'  (29 Dec 2014)
  • Equitable Life and Arch Cru: Two wrongs that must be made right  (29 Dec 2014)
  • IEC execs remand extended in Siemens bribery affair  (29 Dec 2014)
  • Top 10 housebuilders to rake in £2.1bn in 2014  (29 Dec 2014)
  • OECD Move to stop multinationals artificially loading debt overseas to dodge tax  (29 Dec 2014)
  • Inquiry Into Foreign Bribes at Biomet Hangs Over $13 Billion Merger  (29 Dec 2014)
  • Former Tesco boss Philip Clarke reduces his stake in the struggling supermarket  (29 Dec 2014)
  • Corporate Welfare: UK Taxpayers face bill for City Link redundancies  (29 Dec 2014)
  • Why It's So Hard to Fix Medicare Fraud  (29 Dec 2014)
  • Inquiry Into Foreign Bribes at Biomet Hangs Over $13 Billion Merger  (29 Dec 2014)
  • Poorest energy customers need debt holiday, says Citizens Advice  (27 Dec 2014)
  • Fat cats: Four banks hand out £30m to beat bonus cap  (27 Dec 2014)
  • Bank settlements hit $56bn in most expensive year on record  (27 Dec 2014)
  • The real reason for Washington's derivatives gift to banks  (27 Dec 2014)
  • RBS suspends bonuses for 18 employees as forex probe deepens  (27 Dec 2014)
  • Foreign Bribery Cases That Can Drag On and On  (27 Dec 2014)
  • Turbulent period for bank capital raises questions for 2015  (27 Dec 2014)
  • Bahamas 'Laughing Stock' Over Bribery Allegations  (27 Dec 2014)
  • Israel police reveal huge political corruption investigation  (27 Dec 2014)
  • Corrupion: Brazilian oil company Petrobras sued by US city  (27 Dec 2014)
  • Bribery and Corruption: After BAE: Neoliberal political system needs deep cleansing  (23 Dec 2014)
  • LuxLeaks tax source should not be charged  (23 Dec 2014)
  • Alstom Pleads Guilty and Agrees to Pay $772 Million Criminal Penalty to Resolve Foreign Bribery Charges  (23 Dec 2014)
  • Alstom fined $772m in US for 'brazen' and 'astounding' foreign bribery schemes  (23 Dec 2014)
  • How Alstom Executives Made Bribery Their Business for Over a Decade  (23 Dec 2014)
  • Investigation reveals 'exhausted workers' at Apple factory in China  (23 Dec 2014)
  • Surge in number of UK retailers in 'significant' financial distress  (23 Dec 2014)
  • Israel's Bank Leumi to Pay $400 Million to Settle Tax-Evasion Allegations in US  (23 Dec 2014)
  • United States Files Suit Against Omnicare Inc. for Accepting Kickbacks from Drug Manufacturer to Promote an Anti-Epileptic Drug in Nursing Homes  (23 Dec 2014)
  • Fat cats: Senior City workers expect bonuses to rise by a fifth  (23 Dec 2014)
  • Banks face restrictions on use of rating agencies in risk assessment  (23 Dec 2014)
  • RBS withholds bonuses from 18 staff during forex probe  (23 Dec 2014)
  • How the Bank of England is failing its transparency test  (23 Dec 2014)
  • Banks Face Basel Limits on Risk Models for Capital Rules (23 Dec 2014)
  • Hong Kong property tycoon and former official jailed for corruption  (23 Dec 2014)
  • Bribery and Corruption: US Justice department alleges Omnicare received kickbacks from Abbott Labs  (23 Dec 2014)
  • Mega First of Malaysia Under Fire for Lao Dam Construction Plan  (22 Dec 2014)
  • Poorest UK households pay almost half their income in tax, campaigners say  (22 Dec 2014)
  • Women to be hit hardest by UK tax-credit and benefits freeze   (22 Dec 2014)
  • US Defense Contractor Lockheed Martin Integrated Systems (LMIS) Agrees to Pay $27.5 Million to Settle Overbilling Allegations  (22 Dec 2014)
  • Serious Fraud Office's Tesco investigation to hit consumer goods giants  (22 Dec 2014)
  • Tesco accounts face fresh inquiry  (22 Dec 2014)  (22 Dec 2014)
  • Whistleblower reveals how fraud of Booking.com worked  (22 Dec 2014)
  • Taxpayers Could Be on the Hook for Trillions in Oil Derivatives  (22 Dec 2014)
  • First UK arrest made in foreign exchange market rigging investigation  (22 Dec 2014)
  • Iron Mountain Companies Pay $44.5 Million to Settle Alleged False Billings for Storing US Government Documents and Data  (22 Dec 2014)
  • First arrest in SFO forex investigation  (22 Dec 2014)
  • Police drops investigation into Serco's prisoner transport contract  (22 Dec 2014)
  • Countrywide Whistleblower to Get About $48 Million  (22 Dec 2014)
  • We Really Should Regulate High-Risk Bank Derivatives  (22 Dec 2014)
  • Sony hack: Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel left 'devastated' by leaked emails  (22 Dec 2014)
  • 10 diktats from Brussels that are ruining life in Britain  (22 Dec 2014)
  • Richard Desmond wins '£10m' from City giants over derivatives deal  (22 Dec 2014)
  • Scottish Oil Firm Nailed for Bribery in Kazakhstan  (19 Dec 2014)
  • Wal-Mart Accused of Ignoring Order to Give Up Bribery Files  (19 Dec 2014)
  • FINRA Fines Wells Fargo Advisors and Wells Fargo Advisors Financial Network $1.5 Million for Anti-Money Laundering Failures: Firms Failed to Subject Over 200,000 New Accounts to Identity Verification (19 Dec 2014)
  • Corporate Welfare: Power firms to get £1bn for plants to stay open  (19 Dec 2014)
  • Two Wells Fargo units to pay $1.5 million for anti-money laundering lapses: FINRA  (19 Dec 2014)
  • We Really Should Regulate High-Risk Bank Derivatives  (19 Dec 2014)
  • Whistleblower 'sick' over JPMorgan's settlement after financial crisis  (19 Dec 2014)
  • OECD Release of discussion draft on revisions to Chapter I of the Transfer Pricing Guidelines (Including risk, recharacterisation and special measures) (19 Dec 2015)
  • Some major Western firms sell life-saving medical equipment to Russia via obscure intermediaries who bump up prices (19 Dec 2014)
  • Alstom near $700 mn US settlement in bribery case  (19 Dec 2014)
  • Alstom Talks Show Record Bribery Penalties Possible Post-Siemens  (19 Dec 2014)
  • Dow whistleblower can pursue unlawful firing claim, US judge rules  (19 Dec 2014)
  • Merrill Lynch Fined for Unfair Debt Trades With Retail Clients  (19 Dec 2014)
  • FINRA Fines Merrill Lynch $1.9 Million and Orders Restitution of $540,000 for Fair Pricing and Supervisory Violations Related to Purchases of Distressed Securities (19 Dec 2014)
  • Bank of America 'Hustle' whistleblower earns $57 million payout  (19 Dec 2014)
  • Minister outlines funding 'cut of 1.8%' for English councils  (19 Dec 2014)
  • Probe finds 'black hole' in Tesco accounts could be bigger than first thought  (18 Dec 2014)
  • Apple 'failing to protect Chinese factory workers'  (18 Dec 2014)
  • US watchdog fines Avon $135m for China bribes  (18 Dec 2014)
  • Bribery and Corruption: SEC Charges Avon With FCPA Violation: Avon Entities to Pay $135 Million to Settle SEC and Criminal Cases (18 Dec 2014)
  • UBS Loses Bid to Cut $1.4 Billion Bail in French Tax Case  (18 Dec 2014)
  • Walmart sued for discrimination against pregnant workers  (18 Dec 2014)
  • Fired Walmart worker says she had to choose between a paycheck and a child  (18 Dec 2014)
  • Number in debt to energy firms rises, says Ofgem  (18 Dec 2014)
  • France fines 13 consumer goods firms €951m for price-fixing  (18 Dec 2014)
  • L'Oreal, Unilever Fined $1.2 Billion by French Antitrust Arm  (18 Dec 2014)
  • North Sea oil industry 'close to collapse'  (18 Dec 2014)
  • Former Northern Foods chairman Lord Haskins slams his firm's new owner for bullying suppliers  (18 Dec 2014)
  • Royal Mail privatisation £180m underpriced, review says  (18 Dec 2014)
  • UK Wages growing faster than inflation - but only if you work in the private sector  (18 Dec 2014)
  • Former Rite Aid Vice President and New Jersey Businessman Charged in $14.6 Million Fraud & Kickback Scheme  (18 Dec 2014)
  • Swiss National Bank will cut interest rate to minus 0.25%  (18 Dec 2014)
  • SpiceJet: Indian airline planes 'grounded'  (18 Dec 2014)
  • Apple faces Canadian investigation into iPhone deals  (18 Dec 2014)
  • Icesave: UK government recovers £1.36bn of money used to bail out savers in Icelandic bank  (18 Dec 2014)
  • Co-op Bank fails Bank of England stress tests  (17 Dec 2014)
  • Food giant 2 Sisters contract proposals 'unreasonable'  (17 Dec 2014)
  • Order for new trains could have left taxpayers 'badly ripped off', say MPs  (17 Dec 2014)
  • DfT warned over purchase of £10.5bn train carriages  (17 Dec 2014)
  • Corporate Welfare: British MPs condemn £10.5bn PFI train deals  (17 Dec 2014)
  • Corporate power only serves the interests of those at the top (17 Dec 2014)
  • MPs back gender pay disclosure obligation for big firms  (17 Dec 2014)
  • How The Gender Pay Gap Has Changed (And How It Hasn't)  (17 Dec 2014)
  • Union loses legal bid to crush 'punitive' employment tribunal fees  (17 Dec 2014)
  • Shell Companies Face Disclosure in EU Anti-Tax-Dodge Deal  (17 Dec 2014)
  • The UK poorest pay 47% of their income in tax (the richest pay 34%) (17 Dec 2014)
  • Rip-off: Walmart ordered to pay $188 million over staff breaks  (17 Dec 2014)
  • UK Shoppers still receiving misleading advice on faulty goods, Which? says  (17 Dec 2014)
  • More Lloyds shares to be sold by the UK government  (17 Dec 2014)
  • RBS raises £2bn to pass Bank of England stress test  (17 Dec 2014)
  • Co-op Bank admits it will not make a profit until 2017 as it fails stress test  (17 Dec 2014)
  • Small investors who have lost money in Quindell to sue the company  (17 Dec 2014)
  • Visuals of alternative models of capitals  (17 Dec 2014)
  • UK universities prepare to find out how research activity has been rated  (17 Dec 2014)
  • Bank stress tests: Co-op fails as Lloyds and RBS scrape through  (16 Dec 2014)
  • News Release - Bank of England announces measures to bolster transparency and accountability (16 Dec 2014)
  • Probation privatisation looks to be as big a disaster as we thought it was (16 Dec 2014)
  • Poorest households face fastest cost of living rise  (16 Dec 2014)
  • New Study: Crime, Corruption, Tax Evasion Drained a Record US$991.2bn in Illicit Financial Flows from Developing Economies in 2012  (16 Dec 2014)
  • UK Fraud Office seeks documents from Beny Steinmetz lawyer Mishcon for fraud probe   (16 Dec 2014)
  • ‘I acted from conviction:’ PwC whistleblower speaks out  (16 Dec 2014)
  • Whistleblowers should be protected, not prosecuted  (16 Dec 2014)
  • Reviolving Doors: Tory Lord in bid to snap up £1.2bn NHS privatisation   (16 Dec 2014)
  • Ex-JJB Sports chief jailed for fraud  (16 Dec 2014)
  • Warwick University academics 'treated like City traders' with financial targets  (16 Dec 2014)
  • UK Food bank use tiny compared with Germany, says minister  (16 Dec 2014)
  • States keen to protect identity of Europe's shadow rich  (16 Dec 2014)
  • The eurozone crisis - history is repeating itself … again  (16 Dec 2014)
  • Corruption, bribery rampant in US government contracting, key witness in case says  (16 Dec 2014)
  • Low pay and zero-hours contracts rise dramatically in the UK, figures show  (15 Dec 2014)
  • Zero-hours UK workers earn £300 less than permanent staff  (15 Dec 2014)
  • TUC Report: The Decent Jobs Deficit: The Human Cost of Zero-Hours Working in the UK (15 Dec 2014)
  • Rewards of Tax Avoidance and Dodgy Audits: Bonus season spells festive cheer for accountants  (15 Dec 2014)
  • Cable: Tories would destroy public services  (15 Dec 2014)
  • Assets collapse, loans go bad … Britain's banks brace for a serious stress test  (15 Dec 2014)
  • Revolving Doors: Private elites cling to their privileges  (15 Dec 2014)
  • Banks braced for doomsday scenario as Carney probes financial strength  (15 Dec 2014)
  • A total of 463 banks have closed this year – with 121 of these ‘the last branch in town’. Over the past five years, 431 communities have lost their last surviving bank (15 Dec 2014)
  • NHS litigation claims double under coalition  (15 Dec 2014)
  • SEC chief calls for stress testing of mutual funds, other assets  (15 Dec 2014)
  • MPs to vote on move to make firms publish gender pay gap figures (15 Dec 2014)
  • Tax credits: the missing billions (15 Dec 2014)
  • Tesco hunts for property boss to sell off assets  (15 Dec 2014)
  • Why can't Britain create decent jobs?  (15 Dec 2014)
  • Citigroup (C) - "Unobservable & Significant" Liabilities Now Stand at One-Quarter $Trillion (One Chart)  (15 Dec 2014)
  • Revolving Doors: EY wins $1M contract to craft internal trade barrier index (15 Dec 2014)
  • Post Office settles disability discrimination case  (15 Dec 2014)
  • $1.1tn US budget deal imperiled by revolt over taxpayer net for risky bank trades  (15 Dec 2014)
  • How allegations of corruption at Latin America's biggest company came to threaten Brazil's future  (15 Dec 2014)
  • Taxation: VAT is a poll tax on living. To increase it is to hit the poorest  (15 Dec 2014)
  • Petrobras scandal: Brazilian oil executives among 35 charged  (15 Dec 2014)
  • Heather Capital: How a $600m hedge fund disappeared  (15 Dec 2014)
  • Wall St. Wins a Round in a Dodd-Frank Fight  (15 Dec 2014)
  • Finance’s contribution to GDP — another sleight of hand? (15 Dec 2014)
  • Break the stranglehold of shareholders:  Those who provide a fraction of company funding make all the key decisions. No wonder so few large corporations serve society (12 Dec 2014)
  • The Guardian view on taming corporate power  (12 Dec 2014)
  • Boardroom greed: how to bring an errant multinational to heel  (12 Dec 2014)
  • Commerzbank settlement with US likely to exceed $1 billiion   (12 Dec 2014)
  • Insurers Use Deals to Avoid as Much as $100 Billion in Taxes  (12 Dec 2014)
  • Revolving Doors: Fed's Stanley Fischer Discusses Big-Bank Political Influence  (12 Dec 2014)
  • FINRA Fines 10 Firms (Barclays, Citigroup, Credit Suisse, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Deutsche Bank, Merril Lynch, Morgan Stanley, Weel Fargo, Needham)  $43.5 Million for Allowing Equity Research Analysts to Solicit Investment Banking Business and for Offering Favorable Research Coverage in Connection With Toys"R"Us IPO  (12 Dec 2014)
  • Banks fined by US regulators over Toys R Us research  (12 Dec 2014)
  • Corporate transparency: The openness revolution  (12 Dec 2014)
  • Billionaire diamond miner sues Theresa May and the SFO over bribery claims  (12 Dec 2014)
  • With Dodd-Frank Rollback, The Big Bad Banks Are Back  (12 Dec 2014)
  • George Osborne will have to raise taxes to hit deficit targets, warns S&P  (12 Dec 2014)
  • UK Government drops plans to criminalise offshore tax evasion  (12 Dec 2014)
  • Rip-off: Water bills to smash £400 a year barrier despite regulator taking action  (12 Dec 2014)
  • In Seven US States, Atheists Push to End Largely Forgotten Ban  (12 Dec 2014)
  • Call for review of PFI contracts  (12 Dec 2014)
  • Ratings Game Behind Big Banks' Derivatives Play  (12 Dec 2014)
  • Investors question forecasts from ExxonMobil and other  (12 Dec 2014)
  • Juncker fails to endorse public registers across EU revealing true owners of  shell companies  (12 Dec 2014)
  • Official figures reveal 'staggering' rise in UK homelessness and displacement  (12 Dec 2014)
  • Evictions cause 4% increase in UK homelessness  (12 Dec 2014)
  • US Attorneys General Form Secret Alliance To Help Energy Companies  (11 Dec 2014)
  • Pension firms failing consumers, says FCA  (11 Dec 2014)
  • Rip-off: Pensioners are missing out on best annuity deals – FCA  (11 Dec 2014)
  • Swiss charge ex-HSBC staffer with industrial espionage  (11 Dec 2014)
  • EU bank ordered to reveal what it knows about Glencore tax allegations  (11 Dec 2014)
  • Luxembourg tax files: Juncker 'solved problems' for Amazon move  (11 Dec 2014)
  • Google News Spain to close in response to story links 'tax'  (11 Dec 2014)
  • 'Google Tax' targets 'double Irish' tax avoidance  (11 Dec 2014)
  • Warwick University places 20 jobs at risk over failure to meet fundraising targets  (11 Dec 2014)
  • UK's so-called 'Google tax' targets technology giants with Irish bases  (11 Dec 2014)
  • SEC Penalizes Morgan Stanley for Violating Market Access Rule  (11 Dec 2014)
  • Morgan Stanley Pays $4 Million Fine in Rogue Trader Case  (11 Dec 2014)
  • How New Zealand's rich-poor divide killed its egalitarian paradise  (11 Dec 2014)
  • Report shows rising social inequality in major capitalist countries  (11 Dec 2014)
  • British households are living further beyond their means than at almost any time in the last 20 years, OBR warns  (11 Dec 2014)
  • Labour MP brands Stagecoach boss a dinosaur over transport plans  (11 Dec 2014)
  • There are alternatives to the government's slash and burn policies  (10 Dec 2014)
  • Bribery and Corruption: Mexican President Accepted Favors From Construction Contractor Grupo Higa (10 Dec 2014)
  • A third of NHS contracts awarded to private firms - report  (10 Dec 2014)
  • NHS bill for management advisers doubles to £640m  (10 Dec 2014)
  • Management consultants are 'making a killing' from shake-up of NHS  (10 Dec 2014)
  • Luxembourg tax files: how Juncker's duchy accommodated Skype and the Koch empire  (10 Dec 2014)
  • Disney and Skype 'used Luxembourg tax deals'  (10 Dec 2014)
  • Lux Leaks: Walt Disney and Korch Industries in Luxembourg tax row as new leaks emerge  (10 Dec 2014)
  • City watchdog lambasted over insurance fiasco that wiped billions of pounds from industry  (10 Dec 2014)
  • UK poor will need help with energy bills, says CCC  (10 Dec 2014)
  • Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is about the action, not the talk  (10 Dec 2014)
  • Taming the Corporations: Too big and too scary, but the global fat cats can be chopped down to size  (10 Dec 2014)
  • Choice in public services is a myth exploited by big corporations  (10 Dec 2014)
  • Northern Rock borrowers set for compensation  (10 Dec 2014)
  • HSBC fires top forex trading executive (10 Dec 2014)
  • Former Swiss banker Rudolf Elmer collapses in WikiLeaks trial  (10 Dec 2014)
  • Tory peer says poor people go hungry because they do not know how to cook  (9 Dec 2014)
  • Inequality 'significantly' curbs economic growth - OECD  (9 Dec 2014)
  • Luxembourg tax files: how Juncker's duchy accommodated Skype and the Koch empire  (9 Dec 2014)
  • New Leak Reveals Luxembourg Tax Deals for Disney, Koch Brothers empire  (9 Dec 2014)
  • Secret tax deals worth billions brokered by EY, Deloitte, KPMG  (9 Dec 2014)
  • Day in a Fiscal Paradise: Chasing Letterbox Leads in Luxembourg  (9 Dec 2014)
  • Wetherspoon stops serving Heineken in a row over supply  (9 Dec 2014)
  • Business giants walk off with our billions. No more something for nothing  (9 Dec 2014)
  • TTIP divides a continent as EU negotiators cross the Atlantic  (9 Dec 2014)
  • George Osborne: Cuts 'a price that works for our country'  (9 Dec 2014)
  • Corporate Profits Are Sky-high, Wages Are Down (9 Dec 2014)
  • PwC accused of 'lies' over mass sales of Luxembourg tax dodges  (9 Dec 2014)
  • PwC sold 'tax avoidance on industrial scale'  (9 Dec 2014)
  • PwC denies 'mass marketing' tax avoidance schemes  (9 Dec 2014)
  • Time for the EU to tackle Luxembourg over tax  (9 Dec 2014)
  • PriceWaterhouseCoopers chief Kevin Nicholson denies lying over tax deals  (9 Dec 2014)
  • US Accuses Deutsche Bank of Skirting Millions in Back Taxes  (9 Dec 2014)
  • MPs attack Post Office sub-postmaster mediation scheme  (9 Dec 2014)
  • Defense Contractor Pleads Guilty to Major Fraud in Provision of Supplies to U.S. Troops in Afghanistan  (9 Dec 2014)
  • Drilling Company Charged with Environmental and Maritime Crimes in Alaska (9 Dec 2014)
  • Citigroup sets aside $2.7bn for legal costs  (9 Dec 2014)
  • Tesco shares slump 15pc as it issues major profit warning  (9 Dec 2014)
  • Financial regulator FCA in hot water  (9 Dec 2014)
  • Banks still dominate High Court cases involving blue-chip firms  (8 Dec 2014)
  • UK retail banks questioned by MPs on fraud levels  (8 Dec 2014)
  • Bank of England: half a million housebuyers face mortgage arrears  (8 Dec 2014)
  • Tyrie slams banks for understating fraud level  (8 Dec 2014)
  • Taming corporate power: the key political issue of our age  (8 Dec 2014)
  • Scottish landowners resist inheritance reform  (8 Dec 2014)
  • The Guardian view on the judge who said Asians didn't have important jobs  (8 Dec 2014)
  • UK banking system may double in size by 2050, says Bank of England  (8 Dec 2014)
  • Big banking sector not a stability threat to the UK  (8 Dec 2014)
  • Documentary 'Food Chains' exposes link between supermarkets, migrant farm workers  (8 Dec 2014)
  • Archbishop of Canterbury: my shock at Britain's food banks  (8 Dec 2014)
  • Neil Findlay proposes PFI debt buy-back  (8 Dec 2014)
  • How the Bankruptcy Code Should Treat All Derivatives  (8 Dec 2014)
  • Premier Foods shares fall as Vince Cable threatens action   (8 Dec 2014)
  • Australian banks need more capital to avert crises, Murray report says  (8 Dec 2014)
  • Australian Banks Seen Needing $25 Billion in Capital  (8 Dec 2014)
  • Currency wars bode ill for the world economy  (8 Dec 2014)
  • The Companies With The Best CSR Reputations  (8 Dec 2014)
  • Swiss panel recommends higher leverage ratios for UBS, CSuisse  (8 Dec 2014)
  • SFO gains its first convictions under new UK bribery law (8 Dec 2014)
  • Bribery and Corruption: Public contract bribes more common in western countries, report finds  (8 Dec 2014)
  • TalkTalk customers hit by India-based scam calls prompting fears of data leak  (8 Dec 2014)
  • Revolving Doors: Corporate power has turned Britain into a corrupt state  (8 Dec 2014)
  • Facebook paid corporate tax of €2.3m as revenue hit €3bn  (5 Dec 2014)
  • Not so sweet: Premier Foods faces backlash over payment practices  (5 Dec 2014)
  • Premier Foods accused over 'pay and stay' practice  (5 Dec 2014)
  • Debt: George Osborne is banking on a borrowing binge using credit cards and overdrafts  (5 Dec 2014)
  • Food suppliers will always be bullied without watchdog   (5 Dec 2014)
  • ILO: Women in Europe 'better educated but paid less'  (5 Dec 2014)
  • When Work Kills: Imperial College professor Stefan Grimm 'was given grant income target'  (5 Dec 2014)
  • Publish and Perish: Professor sends posthumous email on "How professors are treated at Imperial College  (5 Dec 2014)
  • Imperial College professor Stefan Grimm found dead after cash row  (5 Dec 2014)
  • Fat cats: EasyJet CEO Carolyn McCall received more than £7m last year  (5 Dec 2014)
  • Facebook paid corporate tax of €2.3m as revenue hit €3bn  (5 Dec 2014)
  • Facebook halves Irish tax bill to just €2.3m in 2013  (5 Dec 2014)
  • Facebook accused of refusing to listen to 'voice of public opinion'  (5 Dec 2014)
  • Co-op Bank scraps bonus plan for bosses over fears of stress test failure  (5 Dec 2014)
  • UK's 'Google Tax' Draws Skepticism  (5 Dec 2014)
  • Google tax probably needs a Google brain  (5 Dec 2014)
  • Business lobby warning on chancellor's new 'Google tax'  (5 Dec 2014)
  • Corporate Welfare: North Sea oil tax burden eased  (5 Dec 2014)
  • Are you working class, with no savings? You're more likely to start a business  (5 Dec 2014)
  • George Osborne rattled by tax experts' accusations of colossal scale of cuts  (5 Dec 2014)
  • Banks' asset valuations come under fire  (5 Dec 2014)
  • Anti-TTIP petition draws one million signatures  (4 Dec 2014)
  • Zero-hours contracts are forcing me out of teaching  (4 Dec 2014)
  • Towergate's bankers invite ownership bids  (4 Dec 2014)
  • Florida college hired strippers to dress provocatively and pose as admissions workers to lure more students (4 Dec 2014)
  • 'Colossal' UK spending cuts to come, warns IFS  (4 Dec 2014)
  • Osborne's spending cuts will change state 'beyond recognition', says IFS  (4 Dec 2014)
  • Autumn Statement: If the Chancellor can't predict the next six months, who knows what the deficit will be in five years?  (4 Dec 2014)
  • US fast food worker protests expand to 190 cities  (4 Dec 2014)
  • Study Finds That Bribery Propels Capitalism. Have We Really Sunk This Far?  (4 Dec 2014)
  • Ex-Sanofi worker says she was fired for reporting $34 mln in kickbacks (4 Dec 2014)
  • Senior FCA official to quit ahead of report on insurance briefing row  (4 Dec 2014)
  • Germany probes defense giant Airbus for bribery  (4 Dec 2014)
  • British workers suffer biggest real-wage fall of major G20 countries  (4 Dec 2014)
  • Airbus Raided in Probe Over Romania, Saudi Arabia Bribery  (4 Dec 2014)
  • OECD condemns big business bribery  (4 Dec 2014)
  • ANZ to pay $19m in swaps lawsuit  (4 Dec 2014)
  • Bribery and Corruption: Former Bechtel Executive Pleads Guilty in Connection with a $5.2 Million Kickback Scheme  (4 Dec 2014)
  • British Gas told to pay £11.1m penalty by Ofgem  (4 Dec 2014)
  • Sears and Kmart struggle to survive in the era of Walmart and Amazon  (4 Dec 2014)
  • UK: How the HMRC helped tax avoiders stay ahead of the law – by shifting cash for Switzerland to Liechtenstein  (4 Dec 2014)
  • Two ex-Systemax executives plead guilty in bribery case  (4 Dec 2014)
  • Rite Aid Corporation Pays $2.99 Million for Alleged Use of Gift Cards to Induce Medicare and Medicaid Business  (4 Dec 2014)
  • Make £2billion tax avoidance industry illegal, says Margaret Hodge  (3 Dec 2014)
  • Adani Gets Billion Dollar Loan for Australian Mega Coal Project  (3 Dec 2014)
  • Starbucks boss unrepentant about tax avoidance  (3 Dec 2014)
  • Cuba's extraordinary global medical record shames the US Blockade  (3 Dec 2014)
  • Espírito Santo Faces Money-Laundering Investigations  (3 Dec 2014)
  • How the world's biggest companies bribe foreign governments—in 11 charts  (3 Dec 2014)
  • World's most corrupt industries  (3 Dec 2014)
  • Autumn Statement: UK Households to take on more debt than before financial crisis  (3 Dec 2014)
  • OECD warns big companies at centre of global corruption  (3 Dec 2014)
  • Autumn Statement: George Osborne promises tax crackdown on multinationals  (3 Dec 2014)
  • No wonder landowners are scared. We are starting to learn who owns Britain  (3 Dec 2014)
  • Rip-off: Banks and building societies using 'simplification' of accounts claim as an excuse to cut your savings rates  (3 Dec 2014)
  • Five Biggest U.S. Banks Control Nearly Half Industry's $15 Trillion In Assets  (3 Dec 2014)
  • A Fragmented, Confused Scramble to Fix Europe's Banking Structure  (3 Dec 2014)
  • Germany recruits France and Italy for fresh assault on tax havens  (2 Dec 2014)
  • Union calls for Ofcom probe over Royal Mail decision  (2 Dec 2014)
  • UK Families spending less than in 2006, says ONS  (2 Dec 2014)
  • Bribery not just the work of rogue staff, OECD corruption report claims  (2 Dec 2014)
  • OECD report reveals bribes in company deals average $14m  (2 Dec 2014)
  • OECD Foreign Bribery Report: An Analysis of the Crime of Bribery of Foreign Public Officials (2 Dec 2014)
  • China to Monitor Foreign Company Profits to Prevent Tax Evasion  (2 Dec 2014)
  • Dave Lewis takes over day-to-day running of Tesco UK supermarkets  (2 Dec 2014)
  • Suspended Tesco executive to return as Dave Lewis overhauls team  (2 Dec 2014)
  • Uk State pension 'extinct in 30 years', warn one in six MPs  (2 Dec 2014)
  • UK Watchdog to shame worst bank auditors  (2 Dec 2014)
  • Banks Drink Deep From Uncle Sam's Debt Fountain  (2 Dec 2014)
  • Plan to restrict Scottish land ownership  (2 Dec 2014)
  • No wonder landowners are scared. We are starting to learn who owns Britain  (2 Dec 2014)
  • Ownership of Scottish land a key issue  (2 Dec 2014)
  • Scots land reform consultation begins  (2 Dec 2014)
  • A Consultation on the Future of Land Reform in Scotland (2 Dec 2014)
  • FCA senior regulator calls for generational shift in City attitudes  (2 Dec 2014)
  • Mike Lynch claims 'conclusive proof' HP fraud allegations are false  (2 Dec 2014)
  • Sustainability and systemic risk: what's the SEC's role?  (2 Dec 2014)
  • Britain’s pension system is falling apart: failed by successive governments, regulatory bodies and the casino stock market  (1 Dec 2014)
  • Back to Bhopal: A photographer’s view of one of the world’s worst industrial disasters (1 Dec 2014)
  • Banks warned on putting pressure on regulators  (1 Dec 2014)
  • MP criticises HSBC for directors' threats to quit over accountability rules  (1 Dec 2014)
  • Payday loan brokers subject to emergency action as regulator steps in  (1 Dec 2014)
  • Banks' $650bn bet on oil backfires as Brent prices slump  (1 Dec 2014)
  • World Cup 2018 & 2022: More bidding process corruption claims  (1 Dec 2014)
  • Revolving Doors: Stephen Dorrell MP faces calls to resign over conflict of interest  (1 Dec 2014)
  • Revolving Doors: £1BILLION NHS sell-off scandal: Tory MP works for firm (KPMG) targeting huge health service deal  (1 Dec 2014)
  • Rip-off: Calls for Chancellor to help pensioners sold rotten retirement deals   (1 Dec 2014)
  • Starbucks UK boss: 'There is nothing abnormal about the way we are run'  (1 Dec 2014)
  • Eurozone banks' corporate lending faces nine-year stagnation  (1 Dec 2014)
  • Fat cats: BG Group cuts Helge Lund's 'golden hello' after shareholder pressure  (1 Dec 2014)
  • Poverty is at its most deadly when it becomes normal  (1 Dec 2014)
  • Primark told to 'Stop Scrooging' by living wage campaigners  (1 Dec 2014)
  • Miliband: Government's economic failures cost us all  (1 Dec 2014)
  • How to take back the NHS, before it's too late  (1 Dec 2014)
  • Who really pays price of the banks' misdeeds?  (1 Dec 2014)
  • After stress tests, tougher questions coming for Europe's banks from ECB  (1 Dec 2014)
  • Corporate Welfare: 'Reduce our burden - or you'll pay the cost of closing wells': Taxpayer facing £20bn bill as oil price plunges  (1 Dec 2014)
  • Next recruits Polish workers after 'failing to hire enough British people'  (1 Dec 2014)
  • Swiss reject plan to hoard gold, limit immigration  (1 Dec 2014)
  • At the 'End of History' Still Stands Democracy Twenty-five years after Tiananmen Square and the Berlin Wall's fall, liberal democracy still has no real competitors (1 Dec 2014)
  • Ireland: Balance sheet for banking sector 'didn't exist' in 2010  (1 Dec 2014)
  • Economics' failure to tackle real-world issues drives women away  (1 Dec 2014)
NOVEMBER 2014
  • Tesco to dismiss all eight suspended directors  (28 Nov 2014)
  • Tesco executive under suspension leaves company  (28 Nov 2014)
  • Argentine Tax Agency Says HSBC Helped Clients Evade Tax  (28 Nov 2014)
  • Drax and InterGen hit with £39m Ofgem penalties  (28 Nov 2014)
  • Drax to pay record £28m fine for failing to help households cut bills  (28 Nov 2014)
  • So banks are too big to fail. Are they also too big to regulate?  (28 Nov 2014)
  • EU banks have until 2020 to build up bigger safety buffer  (28 Nov 2014)
  • EU Commission defends TTIP's Dispute Settlement mechanism  (28 Nov 2014)
  • Italy suspends Fluad flu vaccine from Novartis after deaths  (28 Nov 2014)
  • SFO still not equipped to handle its most serious cases, report finds  (28 Nov 2014)
  • China Close to Launching Bank Deposit Insurance  (28 Nov 2014)
  • S&P downgrades Standard Chartered for the first time in bank's history   (28 Nov 2014)
  • Countries with the Highest Salaries for University Academics  (28 Nov2014)
  • Two greedy RBS bankers who used their jobs to run £3 million proprty fraud escape jail because judge says they "have sufferred"  (27 Nov 2014)
  • EU's Juncker survives no-confidence vote over tax deals  (27 Nov 2014)
  • Supermarket chickens: 70% affected by food bug  (27 Nov 2014)
  • Asda exposed as supermarket with 'dirtiest' chicken  (27 Nov 2014)
  • AFIP accuses HSBC of tax fraud  (27 Nov 2014)
  • Europe's biggest lenders face EU curbs  (27 Nov 2014)
  • European parliament votes yes on 'Google breakup' motion  (27 Nov 2014)
  • UK MPs summon PwC tax chief to attend Luxembourg tax deal hearing  (27 Nov 2014)
  • Tchenguiz sues Grant Thornton, Kaupthing, others for $3.5 billion  (27 Nov 2014)
  • Revolving Doors: Veteran Tory MP and former health minister Stephen Dorrell to stand down after 35 years and join KPMG (27 Nov 2014) 
  • India Signals It Is Unlikely to Appeal Vodafone and Shell Tax Cases  (27 Nov 2014)
  • East coast rail has been too successful – quick, privatise it  (27 Nov 2014)
  • Stagecoach and Virgin win East Coast mainline rail franchise  (27 Nov 2014)
  • Spain's Health Minister Resigns Over Corruption Inquiry  (27 Nov 2014)
  • Three of Tesco's 'Cheshunt Eight' have left following accounting scandal  (27 Nov 2014)
  • Andrew Mitchell loses Plebgate libel trial  (27 Nov 2014)
  • Microsoft to pay China $140 million for 'tax evasion'  (26 Nov 2014)
  • SEC Charges HSBC’s Swiss Private Banking Unit With Providing Unregistered Services to U.S. Clients:Firm Admits Wrongdoing to Settle Case (26 Nov 2014)
  • HSBC to pay SEC $12.5m over registration failures  (26 Nov 2014)
  • Private finance reforms will make it more expensive to deliver healthcare  (26 Nov 2014)
  • Rip-off Gas bills: 1.5 million UK customers overcharged by faulty meters  (26 Nov 2014)
  • HSBC and Goldman sued for allegedly fixing metal price  (26 Nov 2014)
  • Goldman, BASF, HSBC accused of metals price fixing: US lawsuit  (26 Nov 2014
  • 'Toxic' culture of Britain's banks will take generation to fix and cost staggering £38.5bn in fines and compensation   (26 Nov 2014)
  • Care home owners charged with neglect in Preston  (26 Nov 2014)
  • Fat cats: Fund managers must block absurd BG Group pay deal  (26 Nov 2014)
  • Royal Mail nationwide delivery service 'in peril'  (26 Nov 2014)
  • Insurance executives to take the blame for failure under new rules  (26 Nov 2014)
  • Fifa 'corruption' report: Serious Fraud Office in information appeal  (26 Nov 2014)
  • Banking's toxic culture 'will take generation to clean up', says report  (26 Nov 2014) 
  • A report on the culture of British retail banking (26 Nov 2014)
  • Total to face corruption charges in France  (26 Nov 2014)
  • Rip-off: Were you mis-sold a rotten pension deal? Aviva admits selling sick pensioners the wrong annuity  (26 Nov 2014)
  • Former Portugal PM held on corruption and fraud charges  (26 Nov 2014)
  • Tory deregulated market now delivers Rachman-style revenge evictions  (25 Nov 2014)
  • Over 40s being 'frozen out' of UK home loans  (25 Nov 2014)
  • Fat cats: BG Group boss's £25m pay deal criticised by shareholder group  (25 Nov 2014)
  • UK's blackout prevention plans in doubt after back-up pland fails  ( 25 Nov 2014)
  • Bermuda snubs Cameron plan for company register  (25 Nov 2014)
  • Mortgage lending tumbles at Nationwide as house prices cool  (25 Nov 2014)
  • New PFI initiative will saddle NHS trusts with worse debts than before  (25 Nov 2014)
  • Accountancy firms Deloitte, EY PwC and KPMG earned £6.6m from Greater Manchester hospitals (25 Nov 2014)
  • Credit card market faces inquiry into aggressive marketing  (25 Nov 2014)
  • Analysts support increased transparency to fight tax havens  (25 Nov 2014)
  • Rio Tinto chief warns on tax cheats  (25 Nov 2014)
  • Livingston: SPFL deducts five points over tax breaches  (25 Nov 2014)
  • HMRC Research Report 317 - Reasons behind incorporation  (25 Nov 2014)
  • Credit Suisse ordered to pay $1.8 billion to finalize US guilty plea  (24 Nov 2014)
  • Credit Suisse Sentenced for Conspiracy to Help U.S. Taxpayers Hide Offshore Accounts from Internal Revenue Service  (24 Nov 2014)
  • Record numbers of UK working families in poverty due to low-paid jobs  (24 Nov 2014)
  • The young are the new poor: Sharp increase in number of under-25s living in poverty  (24 Nov 2014)
  • David Blanchflower: Yet more evidence that UK pay is going  nowhere fat (24 Nov 2014)
  • UK Pensioner poverty at a record low - but the young lose out  (24 Nov 2014)
  • RBS apologises for 'incorrect' evidence to MPs' committee  (24 Nov 2014)
  • Bank of England investigates staff over possible auction rigging  (24 Nov 2014)
  • Only new legislation will bring Britain's bankers to heel  (24 Nov 2014)
  • JJB Sports boss Christopher Ronnie guilty of £1m fraud  (24 Nov 2014)
  • Cap pension drawdown charges, Labour says  (24 Nov 2014)
  • Rip-off fees will wipe 27pc off new 'flexible' pensions, savers told  (24 Nov 2014)
  • Rip-off: Pension mis-selling: scandal hits 100000 UK retired savers  a year (24 Nov 2014)
  • Regin, new computer spying bug, discovered by Symantec  (24 Nov 2014)
  • Global corruption a bigger scourge than terrorism  (24 Nov 2014)
  • Sepp Blatter accused of dodging FBI probe about World Cup bid corruption  (24 Nov 2014)
  • Banned FIFA official charged with fraud, money-laundering  (24 Nov 2014)
  • Bankers Are Cheating Cheaters Who Cheat  (24 Nov 2014)
  • RBS struggles against never-ending fines  (24 Nov 2014)
  • SEC Charges Penny Stock Company Executives  With Issuing False Press Releases to Inflate Stock Price  (24 Nov 2014)
  • Fed Plans to Tighten Commodities Rules for Banks  (24 Nov 2014)
  • Banning exclusivity clauses in zero hours contracts  (24 Nov 2014)
  • Bailouts, bail-ins and the banks: why we can't afford another financial crisis  (24 Nov 2014)
  • SEC Charges CEO and Close Friend With Insider Trading Ahead of Company Sale  (24 Nov 2014)
  • Goldman Sachs told banker who raised Libya concerns: Don't get involved  (24 Nov 2014)
  • Brussels cap on bankers' bonuses is knee-jerk and ill- conceived  (24 Nov 2014)
  • Fed vows review of regulatory gaps for bank commodity arms  (24 Nov 2014)
  • India tea workers kill owner in West Bengal pay dispute  (24 Nov 2014)
  • Co-op hires ex-HSBC boss who quit amid money laundering furore  (24 Nov 2014)
  • MPs to debate bill to repeal NHS 'privatisation' laws  (21 Nov 2014)
  • Governments for Sale: 'Selling off NHS for profit': Full list of MPs with links to private healthcare firms (21 Nov 2014)
  • Germany quietly shelves idea of Deutsche Bahn privatisation  (21 Nov 2014)
  • France Investigating HSBC's Swiss Unit  (21 Nov 2014)
  • Swiss HSBC faces dual French-Belgium threat  (21 Nov 2014)
  • Tax relief schemes 'losing billions' for Treasury claims Whitehall watchdog  (21 Nov 2014)
  • Banks Face Senate Grilling on Commodity Deals  (21 Nov 2014)
  • Goldman Sachs in Testy Exchange at Senate Panel Over Its Role in Commodities Market  (21 Nov 2014)
  • TTIP backlash: NHS needs protecting from US trade deal, says Labour  (21 Nov 2014)
  • Corporte Welfare: Solar farms will still need subsidies far beyond 2020, industry  (21 Nov 2014)
  • Network Rail slammed after dismal record on punctuality  (21 Nov 2014)
  • Royal Bank of Scotland admits overstating financial strength in stress test  (21 Nov 2014)
  • For Goldman, Government Gift From 2008 Crisis Keeps Giving  (21 Nov 2014)
  • Banking turns people into rotten cheats  (21 Nov 2014)
  • US Federal Reserve to review how it supervises major banks  (21 Nov 2014)
  • The psychology of bribery and corruption  (21 Nov 2014)
  • ynn Resorts Probed on Money-Laundering Controls  (21 Nov 2014)
  • Governments for Sale: How the House of Lords Mixes Politics and Business  (21 Nov 2014)
  • Banned FIFA official charged with fraud, money-laundering  (21 Nov 2014)
  • US Senate Report: Banks Had Unfair Commodity-Market Advantages  (20 Nov 2014)
  • US Senate probe says Goldman, other banks exploited commodity markets  (20 Nov 2014)
  • Senate investigation finds banks hoarded aluminum and copper  (20 Nov 2014)
  • Senate Report Finds Goldman and JPMorgan Can Influence Commodities  (20 Nov 2014) 
  • US Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations Report: Wall street Banks involvement with physical commodities  (20 Nov 2014)
  • Banking culture breeds dishonesty, scientific study finds  (20 Nov 2014)
  • Fraud: Former JJB Sports boss convicted of taking £1m in backhanders  (20 Nov 2014)
  • Tiger Global used shell company to short sell Quindell  (20 Nov 2014)
  • RBS fined £50m for 2012 computer chaos  (20 Nov 2014)
  • How private parking firms trap motorists into paying fines  (20 Nov 2014)
  • IT meltdown: Ulster Bank group fined £56m  (20 Nov 2014)
  • Corporate Welfare: How the world gets rich from privatising British public services  (20 Nov 2014)
  • Osborne abandons challenge to EU cap on bankers' bonuses  (20 Nov 2014)
  • UK concedes defeat in bid to block EU bank bonus limit  (20 Nov 2014)
  • EU Commission launches transparency initiative for TTIP and lobbying  (20 Nov 2014)
  • EU bonus cap: What you need to know  (20 Nov 2014)
  • Median UK weekly pay increases by £1  (20 Nov 2014) 
  • Annual UK Survey of Hours and Earnings, 2014 Provisional Results (20 Nov 2014)
  • Low paternity leave pay forces new fathers to take annual leave  (20 Nov 2014)
  • Commerzbank to charge fees to biggest depositors  (20 Nov 2014)
  • Wonga's acting chief executive steps down after five months  (20 Nov 2014)
  • Ownership and control: the myth of shareholder supremacy (19 Nov 2014)
  • BNP execs probed for suspected insider trading  (19 Nov 2014)
  • BNP Paribas faces possible insider trading probe  (19 Nov 2014)
  • As of 1 December 2014, all Members of the Commission are expected to make public all contacts and meetings with stakeholders and lobbyists (19 Nov 2014)
  • International arms firm Lockheed Martin in the frame for £1bn NHS contract  (19 Nov 2014)
  • UK workers hit by sixth year of falling real pay  (19 Nov 2014)
  • Iceland jails ex-Landsbanki boss for role in 2008 crisis  (19 Nov 2014)
  • Thousands join Lloyds investor lawsuit over HBOS takeover  (19 Nov 2014)
  • Seven of the 30 largest corporations in US paid more to their CEOs than they did in taxes  (19 Nov 2014)
  • Gender pay gap shrinks to record low, says ONS  (19 Nov 2014)
  • Bank of England's Forbes says UK banks pulling back on overseas lending  (19 Nov 2014)
  • Growth: the destructive god that can never be appeased  (19 Nov 2014)
  • Brazil Official Sees Alleged Petrobras Corruption Scheme Reaching $1.6 Billion  (19 Nov 2014)
  • Goldman Sachs FX trader suspended over rate rigging probe  (19 Nov 2014)
  • China steps up web censorship and blocks HSBC  (19 Nov 2014)
  • Campylobacter contamination found in over half of UK's fresh chicken  (19 Nov 2014)
  • Australia's ANZ bank suspends seven traders  (19 Nov 2014)
  • Royal Mail shares fall sharply on concerns over competition  (19 Nov 2014)
  • HSBC faces charges of fraud and money laundering from Belgian state  (18 Nov 2014)
  • Wonga still using controversial television adverts  (18 Nov 2014)
  • Bribery and Corruption: Fifa lodges criminal complaint with Swiss courts over World Cup bids  (18 Nov 2014)
  • Smoke and errors – Fed transparency and bank supervision  (18 Nov 2014)
  • Just how regressive have the UK Coalition's fiscal policies been?  (18 Nov 2014)
  • How bankers are paid is now everyone's business  (18 Nov 2014)
  • G20 progress on tax evasion 'modest'  (18 Nov 2014)
  • MPs tell HMRC to pick up the pace of UK tax investigations  (18 Nov 2014) 
  • UK House of Commons Committee of Public Accounts Report: HMRC’s progress in improving tax compliance and preventing tax avoidance (18 Nov 2014)
  • Crackdown on celebrity tax avoidance branded a failure  (18 Nov 2014)
  • Almost 10000 Lloyds staff to receive back pay over denied pay rises  (18 Nov 2014)
  • Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi fined $315m for laundering case  (18 Nov 2014)
  • NYDFS ANNOUNCES BANK OF TOKYO MITSUBISHI UFJ TO PAY ADDITIONAL $315 MILLION PENALTY FOR MISLEADING REGULATORS, INDIVIDUAL BANK EMPLOYEES WILL RESIGN AND ACCEPT BANS  (18 Nov 2014)
  • City shamed again but fines fail to stop banks behaving badly  (17 Nov 2014)
  • Fat cats: New RBS row over £1m payout to ex-chief Stephen Hester  (17 Nov 2014)
  • French government will not sign TTIP agreement in 2015 (17 Nov 2014)
  • Mark Carney: We have nearly fixed all the flaws that led to financial crisis  (17 Nov 2014)
  • 'Selling off NHS for profit': Full list of MPs with links to private healthcare firms  (17 Nov 2014)
  • HSBC Swiss Arm Charged for Helping Belgians Dodge Taxes  (17 Nov 2014)
  • Revolving Doors: 'Selling off NHS for profit': Full list of MPs with links to private healthcare firms (17 Nov 2014)
  • Forex scandal: Crooked banks' fines 'should go to charity  (17 Nov 2014)
  • Collapse of Phones 4U to cost UK taxpayer £78m  (17 Nov 2014)
  • UK Coalition has 'shifted money from poorest to better-off' through welfare cuts and tax reductions, study claims  (17 Nov 2014)
  • Carney puts bankers' pay in spotlight after misconduct shockwaves  (17 Nov 2014)
  • Serco chairman Alastair Lyons leaves troubled contractor  (17 Nov 2014)
  • Serco chastened by costly lesson in outsourcing risk  (17 Nov 2014)
  • EU Commission: State aid  – Netherlands Alleged aid to Starbucks (17 Nov 2014)
  • From arsenic in rice to toxic metals in sweets and veg ... the poisons in your shopping  (17 Nov 2014)
  • Regulators to focus on 'shadow banking'  (17 Nov 2014)
  • Banking is changing, slowly, but its culture is still corrupt  (17 Nov2014)
  • Miliband attacks Sports Direct over zero-hours contracts  (17 Nov 2014)
  • Rip-off: Which is cheaper - the most exclusive champagne in the world or replacement ink for a home printer? (17 Nov 2014)
  • Chinese banks' bad loans ratio rises  (17 Nov 2014)
  • Russia prepares to invest wealth fund in banks  (17 Nov 2014)
  • US judge upholds 'gross negligence' ruling against BP in Gulf of Mexico disaster  (17 Nov 2014)
  • Fat cats: Bond king Bill Gross 'earned $290m bonus' at PIMCO despite disappointing performance  (17 Nov 2014)
  • Norway banks holding a record 1000bn kroner  (17 Nov 2014)
  • Banning exclusivity clauses in zero hours contracts  (17 Nov 2014)
  • Currency trading  (17 Nov 2014)
  • Luxembourg leaks reveal the organised hypocrisy of the modern corporation  (14 Nov 2014)
  • Banks: Too big to fail, too big to go to jail. Who's sorry?  (14 Nov 2014)
  • Report: a third of French banks’ foreign subsidiaries are in tax havens  (14 Nov 2014)
  • Shell 'warned Nigeria pipeline could leak before spills'  (14 Nov 2014)
  • “Shareholder value maximisation” belongs in the trash heap of economic history (14 Nov 2014)
  • The finance curse as a new grand narrative?  (14 Nov 2014)
  • Starbucks tax deal may be illegal, says EU  (14 Nov 2014)
  • EU says Starbucks' Dutch tax deal may be illegal  (14 Nov 2014)
  • How Capita and the Big Four accountancy firms rake in millions from the police  (14 Nov 2014)
  • HMRC defeats three more corporate avoidance schemes: promoted by PricewaterhouseCoopers and Deloitte  (14 Nov 2014)   (14 Nov 2014)
  • HMRC beats Vocalspruce over £85m corporate avoidance scheme  (14 Nov 2014)
  • Another PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) tax avoidance scheme thrown out by the courts: Vocalspruce Ltd v Revenue & Customs [2014] EWCA Civ 1302 (30 October 2014) (14 Nov 2014) 
  • See previous decision: Vocalspruce Ltd v Revenue & Customs [2012] UKFTT 36 (TC) (21 December 2011) (14 Nov 2014) 
  • Another Deloitte inspired scheme: Biffa (Jersey) Ltd v Revenue & Customs [2014] UKFTT 982 (TC) (23 October 2014) (14 Nov 2014)
  • Scottish Power faces sales curb for slow call answering  (14 Nov 2014)
  • Pensions dispute: Bullying tactics violate workers' human rights  (14 Nov 2014)
  • Death of the job for life: Workers today have nine jobs over their careers - twice as many as their grandparents  (14 Nov 2014)
  • Forex-rigging investigation: George Osborne gives full backing to SFO  (14 Nov 2014)
  • UK companies at their most profitable since 1998 (14 Nov 2014)
  • Fifa corruption report: Who is to blame and what happens now?  (14 Nov 2014)
  • Could the US feds bring bribery charges against World Cup officials? ) 14 Nov 2014)
  • Brazilian police arrest 18 in Petrobras corruption raids  (14 Nov 2014)
  • Rich have more influence than poor over tax reform  (13 Nov 2014)
  • Barclays may face massive new penalty over currency rigging  (13 Nov 2014)
  • Banks pay out £166bn over six years: a history of banking misdeeds and fines  (13 Nov 2014)
  • The banking industry's bill for bad behaviour: $300bn  (13 Nov 2014)
  • Six banks fined £2.6bn by regulators over forex failings  (13 Nov 2014)
  • The Guardian view on the foreign exchange scandal: banks busted, again  (13 Nov 2014)
  • Fifa report 'erroneous', says lawyer who investigated corruption claims  (13 Nov 2014)
  • Film shows Nigel Farage calling for move away from state-funded NHS  (13 Nov 2014)
  • Madoff Trials in Geneva Loom Years After Fraudster Confessed  (13 Nov 2014)
  • Who helped Bernie Madoff get away with his crimes?  (13 Nov 2014)
  • Cancer Drugs Fund to be restricted - says NHS  (13 Nov 2014)
  • US wealth inequality - top 0.1% worth as much as the bottom 90%  (13 Nov 2014)
  • Shell ignored internal warnings over Nigeria oil spills, documents suggest  (13 Nov 2014)
  • 'Shell was told to replace pipeline six years before Nigeria oil spills'  (13 Nov 2014)
  • City bosses fund house moves by loaning company shares  (13 Nov 2014)
  • American Realty Capital Sues RCS Over $700 Million Deal  (13 Nov 2014)
  • Financial task force warns on banks' approach to de-risking  (13 Nov 2014)
  • European Supermarkets Defend Low Wages To Moroccan Tomato Pickers (12 Nov 2014)
  • REBEKAH BROOKS CONSPIRED TO PERVERT COURSE OF JUSTICE IN SHERIDAN TRIAL (12 Nov 2014)
  • Five banks fined £2bn by regulators over forex failings  (12 Nov 2014)
  • Forex scandal: Read transcripts of traders' conversations in full  (12 Nov 2014)
  • Six Banks to Pay $4.3 Billion in First Wave of Currency-Rigging Penalties  (12 Nov 2014)
  • Executive pay  (12 Nov 2014)
  • FCA fines five banks £1.1 billion for FX failings and announces industry-wide remediation programme  (12 Nov 2014)
  • CFTC Orders Five Banks to Pay over $1.4 Billion in Penalties for Attempted Manipulation of Foreign Exchange Benchmark Rates: Citibank, HSBC, JPMorgan, RBS, and UBS Coordinated Trading with Other Banks in Private Chat Rooms in Their Attempts to Manipulate (12 Nov 2014)
  • Forex fines show that the deterrent effect of Libor appears to have been nil  (12 Nov 2014)
  • How the FX Probe Unfolded  (12 Nov 2014)
  • Corporate Welfare: Wind farm owners 'get £115000 subsidy for UK every job  (12 Nov 2014)
  • 5 Things to Know About the FX Probe Settlement  (12 Nov 2014)
  • Unpaid internships cost graduates '£926 a month'  (12 Nov 2014)
  • Uruguay Presents Defense Against Philip Morris Tobacco Lawsuit  (12 Nov 2014)
  • European banks accused of facilitating Iran-backed attacks on US troops in Iraq  (12 Nov 2014)
  • Ulster Bank fined £2.75m over IT meltdown  (12 Nov 2014)
  • Tim Geithner reveals in the raw how Europe's leaders tried to commit financial suicide  (12 Nov 2014)
  • NEWS OF THE WORLD HACKED CROWN WITNESSES IN SHERIDAN TRIAL  (11 Nov 2014)
  • Technology threatens third of UK jobs, study suggests  (11 Nov 2014)
  • Payday loan charges cap announced by FCA  (11 Nov 2014)
  • New payday loan rules to cap fees, total cost and default charges  (11 Nov 2014)
  • Wealth of America's top 0.1% is about to exceed that of bottom 90% for first time since 1930s (11 Nov 2014)
  • Economic inequality in the US reaches levels not seen since Great Depression  (11 Nov 2014)
  • Fat cats: Debenhams boss enjoys 32% pay rise  (11 Nov 2014)
  • Argentina raids banks and financial houses  (11 Nov 2014)
  • Women: you've lost out on £1.2m because of unequal pay  (11 Nov 2014)
  • Creators of caffeine-infused underwear to pay $1.5m fine over weight loss claim  (11 Nov 2014)
  • UK Treasury awaits record bank fines windfall over forex rigging  (11 Nov 2014)
  • Patent Box: George Osborne waters down flagship controversial tax break  (11 Nov 2014)
  • UK and Germany reach compromise over patent box tax break  (11 Nov 2014)
  • Eggless mayonnaise firm sued by Hellmann's maker over branding  (11 Nov 2014)
  • MEPs call for EU tax haven probe as Luxembourg furore grows  (11 Nov 2014)
  • Thanks to the Luxembourg tax leaks, we know exactly what an international dodge looks like – and who's responsible  (11 Nov 2014)
  • Businesses should start paying living wage now, Archbishop of York says  (11 Nov 2014)
  • A Radical Solution to Global Income Inequality: Make the US More Like Qatar  (11 Nov 2014)
  • Bribery and Corruption: Tanzanian Officials Arrested For Failure to Publish Natural Gas Contract Details  (11 Nov 2014)
  • Nicola Sturgeon at loggerheads with business over minimum wage  (11 Nov 2014)
  • Banks poised for deal on forex fixing payouts  (11 Nov 2014)
  • Network Rail summons contractor to explain series of serious accidents  (11 Nov 2014)
  • Number's up for Big Four accountants behind tax avoidance schemes and duff audits of banks (10 Nov 2014)
  • UK Government urged to stop wasting billions of pounds of tax-payers’ money, NHS is ranked as the most cost effective health service  (10 Nov 2014)
  • HIGH COURT COVERED UP PHONE HACKING IN SHERIDAN TRIAL  (10 Nov 2014)
  • Is 'too big to fail' for banks really coming to an end?  (10 Nov 2014)
  • 'Too big to fail' bank rules unveiled by global regulators  (10 Nov 2014)
  • Mark Carney hails new deal for 'too big to fail' banks  (10 Nov 2014)
  • Banks to Be Forced to Hold Big Capital Cushions  (10 Nov 2014)
  • Trade unions condemn tax avoidance  (10 Nov 2014)
  • Pharmaceutical industry gets high on fat profits  (10 Nov 2014)
  • More than 5000 join lawsuit against Lloyds over HBOS deal  (10 Nov 2014)
  • Investors join race to sue tax-payer backed Lloyds bank over emergency takeover of HBOS  (10 Nov 2014)
  • Regulators Edge Toward Foreign-Exchange Settlement With Banks  (10 Nov 2014)
  • Danish ship fuel supplier OW Bunker goes bankrupt  (10 Nov 2014)
  • Ban free bank accounts, say Tesco and Virgin banks  (10 Nov 2014)
  • Standard Chartered not broken, just in for 10-year service, says chairman  (10 Nov 2014)
  • Banks face anger over closures - we reveal who is cutting branches  (10 Nov 2014)
  • UK Pension reforms spark '101 queries'  (10 Nov 2014)
  • Corporate inversions and the tax race to the bottom  (7 Nov 2014)
  • How GSK used Ireland and Luxembourg to avoid tax on $9.8 bn  (7 Nov 2014)
  • Tullett Prebon confirms FCA investigation into its 'wash trades'  (7 Nov 2014)
  • Former Trader Ensnared in Libor Case Faces Another Inquiry  (7 Nov 2014)
  • Ian Edmondson, former reporter at News of the World,  jailed for eight months over phone hacking  (7 Nov 2014)
  • Financial pressures putting NHS trusts at risk, says spending watchdog  (7 Nov 2014)
  • North Koreans working as 'state-sponsored slaves' in Qatar  (7 Nov 2014)
  • Financial crisis repeat could force Bank of England to bail out markets  (7 Nov 2014)
  • Banks Face U.K. Fines of Up to $380 Million on FX  (7 Nov 2014)
  • Ten countries with the world's best pension systems  (7 Nov 2014)
  • TTIP: The Trans-Atlantic Trade and Investment Partnership: European Disintegration, Unemployment and Instability (7 Nov 2014)
  • Top British companies using Luxembourg tax avoidance scheme 'like a magical fairyland' to save billions  (6 Nov 2014)
  • UK banks to face competition inquiry  (6 Nov 2014)
  • Ex-Sunday Mirror reporter Graham Johnson admits phone hacking  (6 Nov 2014)
  • Phone Hacking: Rebekah Brooks in new email mystery: Police were not given email showing former editor of The Sun signed off all payments  (6 Nov 2014)
  • Luxembourg tax leaks put pressure on G20 leaders to act on loopholes  (6 Nov 2014)
  • EU to press Luxembourg over tax breaks amid fresh allegations  (6 Nov 2014)
  • Glanbia's €1bn Luxembourg move to cut its Irish tax bill  (6 Nov 2014)
  • Big four audit firms behind global profit shifting  (6 Nov 2014)
  • MI5, MI6 and GCHQ 'spied on lawyers'  (6 Nov 2014)
  • US Regulator Wants Greater Use of Bank Monitors  (6 Nov 2014)
  • ECB publishes secret Irish bailout letters  (6 Nov 2014)
  • Facebook's government user data requests up 24%  (5 Nov 2014)
  • US Justice Department Investigating JP Morgan Over Foreign Exchange Trading  (5 Nov 2014)
  • JPMorgan Chase Raises Estimate for Legal Costs  (5 Nov 2014)
  • 300000 more people live in poverty than previously thought, study finds  (5 Nov 2014)
  • Former Swinton bosses fined and banned from senior roles  (5 Nov 2014)
  • Ex-Swinton insurance directors fined nearly £1m for mis-selling  (5 Nov 2014)
  • Dyson, Glanbia Among British and Irish Firms Using Luxembourg to Cut Tax Bills  (5 Nov 2014)
  • Society must call business' bluff on its fixation with profit maximisation  (5 Nov 2014)
  • Luxembourg: the tax haven and the $870m loan company above a stamp shop   (5 Nov 2014)
  • Havens like Luxembourg turn 'tax competition' into a global race to the bottom  (5 Nov 2014)
  • Exposed: Ikea, Pepsi amongst 340 companies with secret Luxembourg tax deals  (5 Nov 2014)
  • What do you want to know about Luxembourg's multi-billion dollar tax secrets?  (5 Nov 2014)
  • Why IKEA Australia's $1 billion in profits are mostly tax-free  (5 Nov 2014)
  • Israel arrested UBS adviser, 13 others, in tax evasion investigation  (5 Nov 2014)
  • France is a pro-business tax haven, says 'Gallic Steve Jobs'  (5 Nov 2014)
  • Ireland Moves to Close One Tax Break and Opens Another  (5 Nov 2014)
  • Buybacks Can Juice Per-Share Profit, Pad Executive Pay  (5 Nov 2014)
  • Report sets goal of more women in boardrooms of FTSE 100 firms  (5 Nov 2014)
  • New EU members add £5bn to UK says research  (5 Nov 2014)
  • New European Commission Marred By Corporate Conflicts of Interest (4 Nov 2014)
  • Lawyers brought in to study background of Phones 4u's collapse  (4 Nov 2014)
  • JPMorgan sets aside $6 billion to cover potential fines in currency probe  (4 Nov 2014)
  • UBS loses lawsuit over derivatives deals with German water company  (4 Nov 2014)
  • Overtime should count in holiday pay  (4 Nov 2014)
  • Andrew Bailey: It's not the Bank of England's job to decide banker pay  (4 Nov 2014)
  • Going Offshore: How development finance institutions support companies using the world’s most secretive financial centres  (4 Nov 2014)
  • Going Offshore: How development finance institutions support companies using the world’s most secretive financial centres (4 Nov 2014)
  • G4S guards ignored deportee Jimmy Mubenga's cries for help, court hears  (4 Nov 2014)
  • Development billions channelled through tax havens  (4 Nov 2014)
  • UK aid investments target tax havens  (4 Nov 2014)
  • How Europe fuels tax haven deals in Africa  (4 Nov 2014)
  • Scandalously low pay should not be the new normal  (4 Nov 2014)
  • Call for global cooperation over money laundering rules  (4 Nov 2014)
  • Hyundai, Kia pay $100M fine over gas mileage claims  (4 Nov 2014)
  • Tax revenues are under relentless attack – the government needs to take action  (3 Nov 2014)
  • NEWS OF THE WORLD’S TOWER OF LIES — AND THE POLICE COVER-UP  (3 Nov 2014)
  • 'Sweatshop' claims over Fawcett Society slogan T-shirt  (3 Nov 2014)
  • 62p AN HOUR: That's what the women sleeping 16 to a room get paid...to make T-shirts  (3 Nov 2014)
  • UK 'living wage' raised to £7.85 an hour  (3 Nov 2014)
  • Argentina accuses Procter & Gamble of tax fraud, halts operations  (3 Nov 2014)
  • Numbers of UK workers paid less than Living Wage on the rise with women and students hit hardest  (3 Nov 2014)
  • Corporate Welfare: RBS to advise City of London police on financial crime  (3 Nov 2014) 
  • HSBC sets aside $378m in currency probe  (3 Nov 2014)
  • HSBC Hit by $1.7 Billion of Provisions  (3 Nov 2014)
  • Vince Cable plans to reduce white dominance of UK boardrooms  (3 Nov 2014)
  • Cracks in the Stress Tests of European Banks  (3 Nov 2014)
  • UK Lending curbs 'not enough to stave off crisis'  (3 Nov 2014)
  • The cold war, Catholicism and modern capitalism  (3 Nov 2014)
  • How supermarket staff demand payments from suppliers for an 'easy' bonus as cost of secretive deals said to run to billions  (3 Nov 2014)
  • Tesco warned of junk grading by ratings agency Moody's  (3 Nov 2014)
  • UBS Curbs Employees' Personal Foreign-Exchange Trades  (3 Nov 2014)
  • Aggressive tax avoidance troubles large investors  (3 Nov 2014)
  • Vodafone's £6bn Spanish takeover of Ono tarnished by tax fraud allegations  (3 Nov 2014)
  • Bribery and Corruption: Alstom director in court after SFO bribery probe  (3 Nov 2014)
  • The takeaway from six years of economic troubles? Keynes was right. (3 Nov 2014)
  OCTOBER 2014
  • EBA stress test needs to use tougher metrics when assessing banks’ solvency   (31 Oct 2014)
  • Britain now the only country in G7 where inequality has increased this century  (31 Oct 2014)
  • Royal Bank of Scotland sets aside £400m for forex-rigging fines  (31 Oct 2014)
  • Sun journalist paid HMRC press officer for budget details, court hears  (31 Oct 2014)
  • Big Banks Brace for Penalties in Probes  (31 Oct 2014)
  • Royal Bank of Scotland earmarks 5% of branches for closure  (31 Oct 2014)
  • What you need to know about the Bank of England's leverage ratio  (31 Oct 2014)
  • Barclays, U.K. Lenders Surge on 'Bank-Friendly' BOE Leverage Ratio  (31 Oct 2014)
  • What Do Changes to the UK Bank Leverage Ratio Mean?  (31 Oct 2014)
  • The leverage ratio  (31 Oct 2014)
  • Revolving Doors: US Senate Panel to Hold Hearing on Regulators’ Ties With Banks  (31 Oct 2014)
  • UK Banks To Take £1bn Hit As Forex Deal Looms  (31 Oct 2014)
  • British aid money is funding corruption oversees, damning new report finds  (31 Oct 2014)
  • UK 'must do more' to tackle aid corruption  (31 Oct 2014)
  • What is shadow banking? New lending leaves banks in the shade  (31 Oct 2014)
  • Hedge fund manager left investors £370m poorer  (31 Oct 2014)
  • BoE's Haldane wants global coordination on financial risks  (31 Oct 2014)
  • Professor William Black-System is Ungovernable, It has already Largely Imploded  (30 Oct 2014)
  • New Class/YouGov poll finds 2 in 3 people want to cap executive salaries  (30 Oct 2014)
  • Barclays sets aside £500m in currency probe  (30 Oct 2014)
  • Barclays sued by Saudi developer for $10 billion  (30 Oct 2014)
  • Harrods pays Qatari owners £118m dividend after record year  (30 Oct 2014)
  • Merrill Lynch Fined $6 Million Over Short-Selling Lapses  (30 Oct 2014)
  • Why did Tesco's share price barely register the SFO criminal investigation?  (30 Oct 2014)
  • Fat cats: JP Morgan directors top income averages of investment banks  (30 Oct 2014)
  • Standard Chartered Falls as U.S. Prosecutors Reopen Probe  (30 Oct 2014)
  • Bad loans surge at China's biggest banks  (30 Oct 2014)
  • Number of global billionaires has doubled since the financial crisis  (30 Oct 2014)
  • Bank of England set to impose higher leverage ratio on banks   (30 Oct 2014)
  • Church trustee Patrick Coppeard jailed for £5m fraud  (30 Oct 2014)
  • The $75 trillion shadow hanging over the world  (30 Oct 2014)
  • Serious Fraud Office starts Tesco criminal investigation  (29 Oct 2014)
  • UK drops out of gender equality top 20 after women's wages fall  (29 Oct 2014)
  • Gender equality will happen - but not until 2095  (29 Oct 2014)
  • Yorkshire Building Society fined £4.1m over mortgages  (29 Oct 2014)
  • Payday loan brokers regularly raid bank accounts of poor customers  (29 Oct 2014)
  • 'Rip-off' payday loan broker warning  (29 Oct 2014)
  • Explosion in wealth inequality needs urgent plan of action, says Oxfam  (29 Oct 2014)
  • World's richest man would take 220 years to spend his wealth  (29 Oct 2014)
  • Billionaires double since financial crisis  (29 Oct 2014)
  • Corporate Welfare: Capgemini revenues to drop by almost one-tenth when HMRC contract expires in 2017  (29 Oct 2014)
  • NHS hospitals 'sending patients home too early and missing cancer diagnoses'  (29 Oct 2014)
  • Labour MP Jim Hood links Leon Brittan to 80s child abuse claims  (29 Oct 2014)
  • Biomet Companies to Pay Over $6 Million to Resolve False Claims Act Allegations Concerning Bone Growth Stimulators  (29 Oct 2014)
  • Global financial system 'incendiary' risk to stability, says Bank regulator  (29 Oct 2014)
  • New High Pay Centre report: Performance-related Pay is nothing of the sort (28 Oct 2014)
  • Ryanair faces €8.3m penalty for breaching French labour laws  (28 Oct 2014)
  • Offshore firms still get US government contracts  (28 Oct 2014)
  • UBS Sets Aside $2 Billion For Currency Rigging And Tax Evasion Settlements  (28 Oct 2014)
  • UK charges former Tullett Prebon employee over Libor rigging  (28 Oct 2014)
  • Apple paid $2bn tax on $33bn of international profits  (28 Oct 2014)
  • Fat cats: New Tesco boss handed share options worth £2.8m  (28 Oct 2014)
  • Life after Libor: bankers to face personal fines for rigging prices  (28 Oct 2014)
  • Tesco boss Dave Lewis gets £4m golden hello from crisis-hit supermarket  (28 Oct 2014)
  • Lloyds Bank confirms 9000 job losses and branch closures  (28 Oct 2014)
  • Public mental health spending in England too low, says Mind  (28 Oct 2014)
  • Pfizer Hasn't Ruled Out Potential Inversions, Chief Says  (28 Oct 2014)
  • Sports Direct forced to advertise zero-hours contract terms  (28 Oct 2014) 
  • ‘MAKING WORK BETTER: AN AGENDA FOR GOVERNMENT’  (28 Oct 2014)
  • MPs demand scrutiny of mining firms' ethics  (28 Oct 2014)
  • Progress Report on Implementation of the Kay Review of UK Equity Markets and Long-Term Decision Making  (28 Oct 2014)
  • THE KAY REVIEW OF UK EQUITY MARKETS AND LONG-TERM DECISION MAKING - Published in July 2012 (28 Oct 2014)
  • Labour steps up UK rail re-nationalisation campaign  (28 Oct 2014)
  • Corporate Welfare: UK Treasury rebuked by EU over hidden nuclear costs  (28 Oct 2014)
  • Lloyds shares fall after narrowly passing European banking stress tests  (28 Oct 2014)
  • Four Blackwater Guards Found Guilty in 2007 Baghdad Killings  (27 Oct 2014)
  • Low-paid Britons now number five million, think tank concludes  (27 Oct 2014)
  • Record number of Britons in low-paid jobs, says thinktank  (27 Oct 2014) 
  • Turning Point?: The minimum wage in 2014 and beyond (27 Oct 2014)
  • Twenty-four European banks fail EBA stress test  (27 Oct 2014)
  • Twenty-four European banks fail financial stress tests  (27 Oct 2014)
  • Here Are the European Banks That Failed the Stress Tests  (27 Oct 2015)
  • 13 European banks flunk test, must raise money  (27 Oct 2014)
  • Here Are the European Banks That Failed the Stress Tests  (27 Oct 2014)
  • Italy under pressure as 9 banks fail stress tests  (27 Oct 2014) 
  • The ECB's Asset Quality Review  (27 Oct 2014)
  • EBA publishes 2014 EU-wide stress test results  (27 Oct 2014) 
  • Results of EU-wide stress test: Aggregate Results (27 Oct 2014) 
  • Results of EU-wide stress test: Summary of bank-level results (27 Oct 2014)
  • 2014 EU-wide stress test: Frequently Asked Questions (27 Oct 2014)
  • Banks warned: UK stress tests will be tougher  (27 Oct 2014)
  • What's missing from the EU bank stress tests  (27 Oct 2014)
  • Why it's hard to take the European bank stress tests seriously  (27 Oct 2014)
  • Britain's huge debt pile poses risk to UK recovery  (27 Oct 2014)
  • Failed MG Rover bosses to pocket £5m payout despite 6500 workers losing jobs  (27 Oct 2014)
  • Credit card providers 'failing' on rights advice (27 Oct 2014)
  • Fat cats: Soft landing for cosseted bosses...Why are former chiefs still on companies' payroll  (27 Oct 2014)
  • Ex-Bank of New York Mellon employee pleads guilty to insider trading  (27 Oct 2014)
  • Profit warnings surge as UK companies feel the squeeze  (27 Oct 2014)
  • Asda faces mass legal action from staff over equal pay  (27 Oct 2014)
  • Monsanto, soy exporter royalties dispute rages on in Brazil  (27 Oct 2014)
  • Ghana's farmers battle 'Monsanto law' to retain seed freedom  (27 Oct 2014)
  • Banana splits as Chiquita chops merger with Fyffes  (27 Oct 2014)
  • How we can prevent another financial derivatives disaster  (27 Oct 2014)
  • NHS spends £2.5bn on agency staff to meet rising demand  (27 Oct 2014)
  • Buyout Deals' Leverage Levels Are High, But So Are Cash Cushions  (27 Oct 2014)
  • EU Commission mulls TTIP minus investor arbitration  (24 Oct 2014)
  • Asda faces mass legal action over equal pay for women  (24 Oct 2014)
  • Continued private-sector pay curbs point to further fall in UK living standards  (24 Oct 2014)
  • 25 European banks set to fail health checks  (24 Oct 2014)
  • Tesco hit with US investor lawsuit over accounting irregularities  (24 Oct 2014)
  • Rengan Rajaratnam Agrees to Settle Insider Trading Charges: pays more than $840,000 and accept securities industry bars (24 Oct 2014)
  • UK banks axe branches in favour of digital  (24 Oct 2014)
  • Almost one in 10 big eurozone banks will fail ECB stress  (24 Oct 2014)
  • US tobacco company bans employees from smoking at their desks  (24 Oct 2014)
  • Credit Suisse swings back to profit after taking huge fines  (24 Oct 2014)
  • Why Did Britain's Political Class Buy Into the Tories' Economic Fairytale?  (24 Oct 2014)
  • Hilco directors share £1.4m payout after HMV turnaround  (24 Oct 2014)
  • The row over TTIP rumbles on  (23 Oct 2014)
  • NHS boss Stevens and the TTIP 'trade' lobbyists who threaten our NHS  (23 Oct 2014)
  • Tesco chairman Sir Richard Broadbent resigns following accounting scandal  (23 Oct 2014)
  • Tesco's profits black hole bigger than expected and runs back several years  (23 Oct 2014)
  • NHS boss Simon Stevens defends privatisation  (23 Oct 2014)
  • KPMG and financial watchdog criticised over Co-op Bank fiasco  (23 Oct 2014)
  • KPMG, Market Watchdog Missed Co-Op Shortfall, Report Says  (23 Oct 2014)
  • UK House of Commons Treasury Committee Report: Project Verde (also covers Cooperative Bank) (23 Oct 2014)
  • Wonga founder cashed in £17m of shares shortly after quitting  (23 Oct 2014)
  • Workers paid $1.21 an hour to install Fremont tech company's computers  (23 Oct 2014)
  • Key witness, Liechti, testifies in UBS tax evasion trial in Florida  (23 Oct 2014)
  • Getting women to board level requires a 'dogged determination'  (23 Oct 2014)
  • Leeds United's Massimo Cellino's trial for tax evasion delayed  (23 Oct 2014)
  • Ireland: Tax relief for foreign executives extended in Finance Bill  (23 Oct 2014)
  • Four in ten borrowers get a payday loan even if one lender rejects them  (22 Oct 2014)
  • Facebook pays no UK corporation tax for a second year  (22 Oct 2014)
  • Facebook pays its UK staff an average of £237000 - and gets £182000 credit from the taxman despite record sales  (22 Oct 2014)
  • Facebook London staff get tens of millions in shares – but social media giant pays no tax in the UK  (22 Oct 2014)
  • UK Workers banned from pension cash-in if they leave after less than two years  (22 Oct 2014)
  • EU leans on big banks to finance bailout fund  (22 Oct 2014)
  • HBOS whistleblower given the cold shoulder because he's 'too hot to handle'  (22 Oct 2014)
  • Global regulators to fast-track bank leverage rule  (22 Oct 2014)
  • UK Competition watchdog blasts banks over SME loans  (22 Oct 2014)
  • Big Tobacco puts countries on trial as concerns over TTIP deals mount  (22 Oct 2014)
  • 6 reasons CEOs feel powerless to drive sustainability into their companies  (22 Oct 2014)
  • Lloyds could axe 9000 more banking jobs under its three-year plan  (2 Oct 2014)
  • Total boss plane crash caused by 'criminal negligence'  (21 Oct 2014)
  • Fat cats: Microsoft boss Satya Nadella gets $84m pay package  (21 Oct 2014)
  • Fat cats: Tesco to reveal details of new chief's multimillion-pound hello  (21 Oct 2014)
  • Britain faces future divided by rich and poor, poverty commission warns  (21 Oct 2014)
  • Child poverty set to rise, says social mobility commission (21 Oct 2014)
  • Whistleblower Royal Bank of Scotland escapes Libor fine  (21 Oct 2014)
  • EU fines JPMorgan, UBS, Credit Suisse for taking part in cartels  (21 Oct 2014)
  • EU Commission settles cartel on bid-ask spreads charged on Swiss Franc interest rate derivatives; fines four major banks (RBS, UBS, JP Morgan and Crédit Suisse) € 32.3 million (21 Oct 2014)
  • RBS blows whistle on Swiss franc bank cartel  (21 Oct 2014)
  • Should Business Schools Teach Shareholder Value Maximization?  (21 Oct 2014)
  • AbbVie: "risks and uncertainty" of US tax policy behind decision to drop Shire bid  (21 Oct 2014)
  • AbbVie and Shire call off deal after US tax rule change  (21 Oct 2014)
  • Uruguay: Big Tobacco puts countries on trial as concerns over TTIP   (21 Oct 2014)
  • Italian police uncover €1.7bn corporate fraud  (21 Oct 2014)
  • Inspections are not enough to fix garment factories in Bangladesh  (21 Oct 2014)
  • Bank bosses mugging shareholders – the facts are laid bare  (21 Oct 2014)
  • Russia targets 200 McDonald's restaurants as quarterly profits tumble  (21 Oct 2014)
  • Reclaiming Modernity: Beyond Markets and Machines (20 Oct 2014)
  • Switching sites hiding best energy deals, claims rival  (20 Oct 2014)
  • Ex-Tesco boss Philip Clarke faces move to claw back pay-off cash  (20 Oct 2014)
  • Tesco executives could face prosecution in South Korea  (20 Oct 2014)
  • ECB's divisions over help for Cyprus banking system  (20 Oct 2014)
  • Before a Bailout, ECB Minutes Showed Doubts Over Keeping a Cyprus Bank Afloat  (20 Oct 2014)
  • Inspections are not enough to fix garment factories in Bangladesh  (20 Oct 2014)
  • World's richest man tries to defend wealth inequality  (20 Oct 2014)
  • UK Banks set to defy European regulator on bonus rules  (20 Oct 2014)
  • The latest annuities scandal: The pensions that shrink  (20 Oct 2014)
  • Why are increasing numbers of people using alcohol and legal/illegal drugs to excess? (20 Oct 2014)
  • The US justice divide: why crime and punishment in Wall Street and Ferguson are so different  (20 Oct 2014)
  • US Federal Reserve Releases 2015 Bank Stress Test Instructions  (20 Oct 2014)
  • Fed lists problems with banks' stress test submissions  (20 Oct 2014)
  • Regulators Are Gauging Health of Europe's Banks, and the Remedy May Sting a Little  (20 Oct 2014)
  • Some 6,000 people involved in review of EU bank files, loans and stress tests (20 Oct 2014)
  • ECB bank health checks will not solve problems, EU warned  (17 Oct 2014)
  • Britain’s top director earned a year’s worth of the living wage in less than an hour  (17 Oct 2014)
  • Fat cats: UK's highest-paid boss takes just 49 MINUTES to earn annual living wage  (17 Oct 2014)
  • RBS boss warns banks have to repair 'decades of decline' to win customers' trust  (17 Oct 2014)
  • US Fed chair Janet Yellen decries increasing inequality in the US  (17 Oct 2014)
  • Ten drivers of inequality in Africa  (17 Oct 2014)
  • A reminder of why everyone is underestimating inequality  (17 Oct 2014)
  • Moody's report makes grim reading for UK Big Four supermarkets  (17 Oct 2014)
  • Controversy over 'double Irish' raises issue of EU's power over tax regimes  (17 Oct 2014)
  • Private equity owners of Game Group used tax havens for payments  (17 Oct 2014)
  • UN General Assmbly: The negative impact of corruption on the enjoyment of human (17 Oct 2014)
  • Within the corpus of international human rights law there presently exists no explicit recognition of a right to freedom from corruption (17 Oct 2014
  • Rolls-Royce says revenue falling as Russian sanctions hit (17 Oct 2014)
  • Bank of England deputy governor condemns EU bonus cap  (17 Oct 2014)
  • China rail official given death sentence for corruption  (17 Oct 2014)
  • Gloomy outlook from IMF, but it is still not facing up to what caused the banking crash  (16 Oct 2014)
  • Warren Buffett sells more than 245 million Tesco shares  (16 Oct 2014)
  • Tesco branded 'leaderless' by suppliers following accounting scandal  (16 Oct 2014)
  • The great British money launderette: At least 19 UK firms under investigation for an alleged conspiracy to make $20bn of dirty money seem legitimate  (16 Oct 2014)
  • UK money laundering: How they get away with it  (16 Oct 2014)
  • Fat cats: New BG CEO Helge Lind lands £29m bumper pay package  (16 Oct 2014)
  • Fighting to end hunger on World Food Day  (16 Oct 2014)
  • Libor: Two ex-Rabobank traders charged in US suit  (16 Oct 2014)
  • Global Banks Said to Get EU Fines Over Swiss Franc Libor  (16 Oct 2014)
  • Corporate Welfare: Hinkley Point C subsidy scheme being investigated by National Audit Office  (16 Oct 2014)
  • Colombian farmers sue BP in British court  (16 Oct 2014)
  • BP loses court battle over Mexico Gulf oil spill claims  (16 Oct 2014)
  • AbbVie withdraws bid for Shire after US gets tough on tax  (16 Oct 2014)
  • Opec: 12 oil barons who control the world's energy supply  (15 Oct 2014)
  • The age of loneliness is killing us  (15 Oct 2014)
  • Apple and Facebook offer to freeze eggs for female employees  (15 Oct 2014)
  • UK Welfare reform minister: some disabled people 'not worth' minimum wage  (15 Oct 2014)
  • Fat cats: BG Group ignites pay row over new boss £29m pay package  (15 Oct 2014)
  • Banks face crackdown over EU bonus cap  (15 Oct 2014)
  • EU opens new rift with UK as it cracks down on bank bonuses  (15 Oct 2014)
  • Modest wage growth masks declining living standards for UK households as real income lags behind inflation  (15 Oct 2014)
  • EU orders Spain to recover corporate tax breaks from acquisitions  (15 Oct 2014)
  • UK's hot and cold labour market  (15 Oct 2014)
  • BIS warns on 'violent' reversal of global markets  (15 Oct 2014)
  • Oracle India faces bribery charges; second episode for IT giant in India  (15 Oct 2014)
  • Toyota recalls 1.75 million cars over various issues  (15 Oct 2014)
  • Shire shares crash 28% as AbbVie reconsiders £34bn takeover bid  (15 Oct 2014)
  • After Tax Rule Changes, AbbVie to Reconsider Inversion Deal for Shire  (15 Oct 2014)
  • Former UBS Executive Set for Tax Fraud Trial  (14 Oct 2014)
  • Tesco to suspend more senior staff over £250m accounting scandal  (14 Oct 2014)
  • McDonald's answers pink slime and worm meat rumours by inviting cameras into burger factory  (14 Oct 2014)
  • Credit Suisse: Global Wealth Report 2014  (14 Oct 2014)
  • UK workers suffering the most severe squeeze in real earnings since Victorian times  (14 Oct 2014)
  • Richest 1% of people own nearly half of global wealth, says report  (14 Oct 2014)
  • What you need to know about global wealth inequality  (14 Oct 2014)
  • UK only G7 member with increased wealth inequality since start of 21st century  (14 Oct 2014)
  • Ireland to Phase Out Tax Break Used by Technology Firms  (14 Oct 2014)
  • Ireland to close 'double Irish' tax loophole  (14 Oct 2014)
  • Regulators launch crack down on 'shadow' banking sector  (14 Oct 2014)
  • A perverse shadow-banking fix?  (14 Oct 2014)
  • How transparency and psychology can help us bridge the diversity gap  (14 Oct 2014)
  • No Smoke, No Mirrors: The Dutch Pension Plan  (14 Oct 2014)
  • BIS warns on 'violent' reversal of global markets  (14 Oct 2014)
  • ECB's stress test dead on arrival as deflation hits  (14 Oct 2014)
  • France defies Brussels-Berlin axis as it rejects calls for further cuts  (14 Oct 2014)
  • Evo Morales has proved that socialism doesn't damage economies  (14 Oct 2014)
  • Ignore the critics - TTIP is something the Left should fight for  (13 Oct 2014)
  • EU reveals US trade talks agenda in key TTIP document  (13 Oct 2014)
  • EU Directives for the negotiation on the Transatlantic Trade and Investment  Partnership between the European Union and the United States of America (13 Oct 2014)
  • Government's reorganisation of the NHS was its biggest 'mistake', say senior UK minister  (13 Oct 2014)
  • Fat cats: Directors 'earn 120 times more than average employee'  (13 Oct 2014)
  • UK Boardroom executives at FTSE100 companies now earn average of £2.4million  (13 Oct 2014)
  • Fat cats: Workers' fury as top bosses' pay soars by 21%  (13 Oct 2014)
  • Fat cats: US hedge fund Elliott Advisors pays unnamed London executive £38m  (13 Oct 2014)
  • Royal Mail: Analysis shows half of the 16 priority investors have sold more than 90pc of holdings, with most of the 23m shares assigned to them having changed hands  (13 Oct 2014)
  • Have England's universities been privatised by stealth?  (13 Oct 2014)
  • Governments for Sale: Tycoons mix with top Tories at fundraising ball in London  (13 Oct 2014)
  • Carney tells bankers to embrace new rules or quit  (13 Oct 2014)
  • Eurostar rail stake touted for sale by UK government  (13 Oct 2014)
  • Wonga dithers over writing off improperly granted loans  (13 Oct 2014)
  • Directors at collapsed Yellow Pages owner Hibu accused of sales fraud  (13 Oct 2014)
  • Former UBS high-flier set for US tax fraud trial  (13 Oct 2014)
  • Mystery of Dyson's £10m dispute with taxman  (13 Oct 2014)
  • How Germany managed to abolish university tuition fees  (13 Oct 2014)
  • Channel 5 owner joins call for pay-TV bill  (
  • Spill the beans on secret payments from suppliers, supermarkets told as impact on profits can be unpredictable  (13 Oct 2014)
  • Corruption crusaders warn against meddling in Saudi bribery probe  (13 Oct 2014)
  • World leaders play war games as the next financial crisis looms  (13 Oct 2014)
  • High-flying Tesco executives come down to earth as jets division wound up  (13 Oct 2014)
  • Labour's Hunt urges 'Hippocratic oath' for teachers  (13 Oct 2014)
  • This is what teachers think of Tristram Hunt's 'Hippocratic oath' idea  (13 Oct 2014)
  • US Opposing China's Answer to World Bank  (13 Oct 2014)
  • Wetherspoon boss Tim Martin slams 'absurd' board rules  (13 Oct 2014)
  • Bernanke Testifies That He Was Reluctant to Lend Money to AIG  (13 Oct 2014)
  • AIG Lawsuit Presents Different Versions Of 2008 Bailout  (13 Oct 2014)
  • Fat cats: Morgan Stanley Bankers Poised for Biggest Bonus Bump  (13 Oct 2014)
  • FCA Libor probe closes in on six banks  (10 Oct 2014)
  • FCA forex probe to accuse banks of control failings  (10 Oct 2014)
  • Direct corporate welfare costs UK taxpayers £85bn a year  (10 Oct 2014)
  • Prudential 'fleeced' saver with £12000 pension top-up fee  (10 Oct 2014)
  • EE, Vodafone and Three give police mobile call records at click of a mouse  (10 Oct 2014)
  • World trapped in 'painful jobs crisis', warns Lagarde  (10 Oct 2014)
  • Microsoft's Nadella sorry for women's pay comments  (10 Oct 2014)
  • Big Six energy companies asked by Ofgem to reveal costs and profits  (10 Oct 2014)
  • Rip-off: Big Six energy firms told to cut energy prices as profits from household bills are set to soar 108% after wholesale costs fall (10 Oct 2014)
  • TTIP: US firms could make billions from UK via secret tribunals  (10 Oct 2014)
  • Second Vice President of Equatorial Guinea Agrees to Relinquish More Than $30 Million of Assets Purchased with Corruption Proceeds  (10 Oct 2014)
  • When US Targets Foreign Leaders for Corruption, Recovering Loot Is a Challenge  (10 Oct 2014)
  • Ireland likely to phase out 'Double Irish' tax regime   (10 Oct 2014)
  • Brussels in crackdown on 'double Irish' tax loophole  (10 Oct 2014)
  • Q&A: What is the double Irish?  (10 Oct 2014)
  • Venezuela ordered to pay $1.6bn to Exxon  (10 Oct 2014)
  • Poet joins professor in criticising University of Essex  (10 Oct 2014)
  • Barclays and Deutsche Bank Count Costs of Being Bailed In  (9 Oct 2014)
  • Royal Mail strikes £18m antitrust fine deal with French  (9 Oct 2014)
  • EU reveals US trade talks agenda in key TTIP document  (9 Oct 2014)
  • Transatlantic travesty: Democracy demands reform of the TTIP trading deal  (9 Oct 2014)
  • Union boss Len McCluskey slams Vince Cable over TTIP threat to the NHS  (9 Oct 2014)
  • More paramedics quitting NHS jobs  (9 Oct 2014)
  • Barclays pays $20m to settle US class-action lawsuit over Libor fixing  (9 Oct 2014)
  • Poundworld's 'everything £1' slogan banned by watchdog after £3 item is spotted by shopper  (9 Oct 2014)
  • European commission to probe Amazon's tax status in Luxembourg  (9 Oct 2014)
  • Novartis employee pleaded guilty in Polish bribery case  (9 Oct 2014)
  • Corruption: Defense Contractor DRS Technical Services Agrees to Pay $13.7 Million to Settle Allegations of Overbilling  (9 Oct 2014)
  • Google's Tax Setup Faces French Challenge (9 Oct 2014)
  • ATO alleges complex Chevron scheme slashed tax bill by $258m  (9 Oct 2014)
  • UK PPI claims trigger National Australia Bank profits warning  (9 Oct 2014)
  • Billionaire Carlos Slim calls for three-day working week  (9 Oct 2014)
  • Payday lenders should face more price competition  (9 Oct 2014)
  • Sanofi says told US about bribery claims in Africa, Mideast  (9 Oct 2014)
  • Corporate Welfare: Avengers 2: Disney handed record £31m tax credit for filming in UK  (9 Oct 2014) 
  • Named and shamed: The FTSE 250 companies with no women at the top  (9 Oct 2014)
  • Lego ends Shell partnership following Greenpeace campaign  (9 Oct 2014)
  • IMF warns period of ultra-low interest rates poses fresh financial crisis threat  (8 Oct 2014)
  • Tories drive NHS staff away as 64% of student nurses planning to work abroad  (8 Oct 2014)
  • As NHS strike looms, Guardian survey shows scale of anger on pay  (8 Oct 2014)
  • Wonga banned from using ad that didn't mention 5853% interest rate  (8 Oct 2014)
  • Fat Cats: Former Wonga boss pocketed near £1m package last year - including almost £700,000 for leaving  (8 Oct 2014)
  • Tax – a corporate responsibility priority: MAPPING THE POLICIES AND PRACTICES OF MAJOR DANISH INVESTORS AND COMPANIES (8 Oct 2014)
  • Banker admits Libor fraud conspiracy  (8 Oct 2014)
  • Three hit with £250,000 fine for failing to handle mobile customer gripes fairly and closing some before they were resolved  (8 Oct 2014)
  • Corporate Welfare: European Commission approves Hinkley Point nuclear subsidy deal  (8 Oct 2014)
  • Hinkley Point nuclear plant to cost £24.5bn  (8 Oct 2014)
  • Storm as NHS gives go-ahead to patient database despite concerns  (8 Oct 2014)
  • Problem debt costs the UK economy £8.3bn, charity warns  (8 Oct 2014)
  • Banks to change rules governing derivatives market  (8 Oct 2014)
  • Banks rewrite derivatives rules to cope with future crisis  (8 Oct 2014)
  • UK's Lord Hill struggles to woo MEPs for top EU job  (8 Oct 2014)
  • Is inequality the enemy of growth?  (8 Oct 2014)
  • Dutch firm Abellio wins ScotRail contract from FirstGroup  (8 Oct 2014)
  • Nick Clegg must show he means what he says on mental health  (8 Oct 2014)
  • Banks under pressure on UK ringfencing plans  (8 Oct 2014)
  • British banker pleads guilty to Libor rigging  (7 Oct 2014)
  • EU watchdog targets Amazon's Luxembourg tax deals  (7 Oct 2014)
  • Our bullying corporations are the new enemy within  (7 Oct 2014)
  • Why I'm fighting the anti-democratic TTIP  (7 Oct 2014)
  • What is TTIP? And six reasons why the answer should scare you  (7 Oct 2014)
  • TTIP Could Weaken Chemical Rules, Environmental Groups Say  (7 Oct 2014)
  • Goldman Sachs ‘plied naive Gaddafi bankers with alcohol' to make $1bn deals that ultimately proved worthless  (7 Oct 2014)
  • Goldman Sachs banker took Libyan fund staff on lavish trip, high court told  (7 Oct 2014)
  • NHS funding crisis: Boss warns of £75-a-night charge for a hospital bed  (7 Oct 2014)
  • The NHS timebomb: What is wrong with the NHS? The diagnosis  (7 Oct 2014)
  • Party promises for NHS ring hollow in the face of the looming workforce crisis  (7 Oct 2014)
  • Tesco asks fifth executive to step aside after profit error  (7 Oct 2014)
  • US, UK regulators want quick Deutsche Bank Libor settlement  (7 Oct 2014)
  • Germany is scrapping university tuition fees – why can't England  (7 Oct 2014)
  • FBI's James Comey accuses China of hacking into every major American company  (7 Oct 2014)
  • IMF says economic growth may never return to pre-crisis levels  (7 Oct 2014)
  • Wal-Mart Cutting Health Benefits to Some Part-Time Employees  (7 Oct 2014)
  • Corporate Welfare: Music Industry Pushes for New York Tax Credits Like Film Industry's  (7 Oct 2014)
  • Two HSBC directors quit in protest over new conduct rules  (7 Oct 2014)
  • The “Patent Box” – Proof That the UK is a Rogue State in Corporate Tax  (6 Oct 2014)
  • How Apple's Cork HQ became the centre of a bitter global war over corporate tax avoidance  (6 Oct 2014)
  • Network Rail to escape scrutiny before election  (6 Oct 2014)
  • UK cigarette firm criticised over Laos tobacco tax deal  (6 Oct 2014)
  • Why private companies are taking on social workers  (6 Oct 2014)
  • Bank of England proposes savings protection limit of £1m  (6 Oct 2014)
  • Farmers fear fracking could spell financial ruin  (6 Oct 2014)
  • Cut benefits? Yes, let's start with our £85bn corporate welfare handout  (6 Oct 2014)
  • The British corporate welfare state  (6 Oct 2014)
  • Make no mistake - the TTIP is a move in the wrong direction  (6 Oct 2014)
  • Big problems for Britain's big supermarkets  (6 Oct 2014)
  • Cut benefits? Yes, let’s start with our £85bn corporate welfare handout  (6 Oct 2014)
  • Rip-off: Bad news for motorists as huge fall in the price of oil fails to make it to the pumps   (6 Oct 2014)
  • Ex-Pimco boss Bill Gross 'exuberant' at leaving management  (6 Oct 2014)
  • Shaming Wonga is great, but it won't help people pay the bills  (6 Oct 2014)
  • Walt Disney is backing the €1bn refinancing of the Paris themed park  (6 Oct 2014)
  • The Banks' Risk Control Systems Have Been Rotten  (6 Oct 2014)
  • NatWest breaks its 'last bank in town' promise: New raft of bank branch closures flies in the face of vow it made to customers  (6 Oct 2014)
  • Hewlett-Packard 'to split into two companies'  (6 Oct 2014)
  • America's Banks Pile Up Treasuries as Deposits Overwhelm Lending (6 Oct 2014)
  • Hidden fees fuel a third of supermarket profits: Suppliers charged £80,000 just to  get new products on to store shelves  (6 Oct 2014)
  • Austerity has been an utter disaster for the eurozone  (6 Oct 2014)
  • Political Donations: Boot the money-fixated out of the temple?  (4 Oct 2014)
  • UBS bank 'could face $6.3bn fine' in French tax probe  (4 Oct 2014)
  • UBS Said to Face Fine of $6.2 Billion in French Tax Case  (4 Oct 2014)
  • George Osborne faces backlash after branding charities 'anti-business'  (4 Oct 2014)
  • Pork sausage sold in Londis store is 50 per cent horse meat  (4 Oct 2014)
  • Payday lenders face UK wipeout  (4 Oct 2014)
  • BP asks court to reconsider 'gross negligence' ruling  (4 Oct 2014)
  • Fat cats: Aldi loans UK chiefs cash for mansions: Joint MDs given nearly £3m interest free for new homes  (4 Oct 2014)
  • Tesco board faces new questions after purchase of $50m corporate jet  (4 Oct 2014)
  • The UK's big supermarkets sowed the seeds of their own decline  (4 Oct 2014)
  • Philips Loses $466 Million Verdict in Masimo Patent Trial  (4 Oct 2014)
  • Ukip's £1m donor Arron Banks is accused of conspiracy by his old company  (4 Oct 2014)
  • Revealed: how bet365 profits from Chinese punters who risk jail for gambling online  (3 Oct 2014)
  • Banks boost equity, loan provisions in H1 ahead of ECB tests  (3 Oct 2014)
  • Regulators should weigh ban on some bank share bets   (3 Oct 2014)
  • Corporate Welfare: U.K. Seen Hurting Consumers With Renewable Energy Deals  (3 Oct 2014)
  • ‘Fixing’ the climate crisis: Capital, states and carbon offsetting in India (3 Oct 2014)
  • Bank of England asks for extra powers over housing market  (3 Oct 2014)
  • Fat cats: Barclays bosses dodge bonus cap with more than £2million in pay allowances  (3 Oct 2014)
  • Tax Inversions: Salix and Cosmo Pharma terminate deal citing 'changed political environment'  (3 Oct 2014)
  • Warren Buffett: Tesco shares 'a huge mistake'  (3 Oct 2014)
  • Ex-Barclays traders facing UK Libor charges sue bank in New York  (3 Oct 2014)
  • Bank of America's Latest Move Defies Good Governance  (3 Oct 2014)
  • Shadow banking system a growing risk to financial stability – IMF  (3 Oct 2014)
  • IMF warning over shadow banking risks  (3 Oct 2014)
  • One in eight over-50s are preyed on by 'pension liberation' fraudsters trying to loot their retirement savings  (3 Oct 2014)
  • Sainsbury's shares drop 7% on falling sales report  (2 Oct 2014)
  • Tokyo trader has £381bn share orders cancelled after a spectacular 'fat finger' error  (2 Oct 2014)
  • Corporate Welfare: Rags to riches: Disney earns £170m in tax breaks as UK film industry grows  (2 Oct 2014)
  • Romanian Police Raid Offices of Russian Oil Giant LUKoil  (2 Oct 2014)
  • TTIP: the biggest threat to democracy you've never heard of  (2 Oct 2014)
  • The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP): A Charter for Deregulation, an Attack on Jobs and End of Democracy (2 Oct 2014)
  • The TTIP deal hands British sovereignty to multinationals  (2 Oct 2014)
  • Supreme court to rule on Abercrombie & Fitch 'religious bias' over hijab  (2 Oct 2014)
  • Young people lack skills needed in the workplace, according to UK businesses  (2 Oct 2014)
  • European Commission extends probe into Gibraltar’s corporate tax regime  (2 Oct 2014)
  • Corporate tax deals  (2 Oct 2014)
  • Australia Business leaders to face parliamentary inquiry on tax avoidance  (2 Oct 2014)
  • Pimco's Ivascyn Faces $23.5 Billion Headache  (2 Oct 2014)
  • With over 1000 affiliate companies, BP controls a complex network of corporate entities (1 Oct 2014)
  • Secret tapes pull back curtain on Goldman Sachs  (1 Oct 2014)
  • Tesco to be probed by Financial Conduct Authority  (1 Oct 2014)
  • Conservative Party donor Arron Banks set to join UKIP  (1 Oct 2014)
  • Buyers who took out 125% mortgages with bailed-out Northern Rock now face crippling rates of 13%  (1 Oct 2014)
  • Global AgeWatch Index: Norway best for older people  (1 Oct 2014)
  • Educate women and their community will prosper. Deny them education and the world will suffer  (1 Oct 2014)
  • Sainsbury's store in 'spend more' poster gaffe  (1 Oct 2014)
  • Terminal illness is both political and personal  (1 Oct 2014)
  • Virgin demands probe into Premier League television rights  (1 Oct 2014)
  • Vince Cable and Chuka Umunna act on City ethnicity  (1 Oct 2014)
  • Rip-off: One in eight over-50s are preyed on by 'pension liberation' fraudsters trying to loot their retirement savings  (1 Oct 2014)
  • Getting fired is the only punishment that will make the City's bad boys and girls sit up and take notice  (1 Oct 2014)
  • FCA aims to 'ban all corporate entertainment'  (1 Oct 2014)
  • FUNDAMENTAL RULES OF CORPORATE LAW  (1 Oct 2014)
  • Wonga profits halve after customer damages payouts (1 Oct 2014)
  • Financial Reform in Australia and China (1 Oct 2014)
SEPTEMBER 2014
  • Rise in UK trafficking, slavery and exploitation  (30 Sep 2014)
  • Modern slavery rises in UK led by sex, labour trafficking   (30 Sep 2014)
  • Bank of America Pays $7.65 Million to Settle SEC Charges  (30 Sep 2014)
  • SEC Charges Bank of America With Securities Laws Violations in Connection With Regulatory Capital Overstatements (30 Sep 2014)
  • Lloyds fires eight over Libor scandal  (30 Sep 2014)
  • Dow Chemical fails to overturn $1.06 billion price-fixing award  (30 Sep 2014)
  • Secret tapes pull back curtain on Goldman Sachs  (30 Sep 2014)
  • The leaking of confidential conversations with the Federal Reserve reveals an alarming truth about financial oversight: Wall Street regulators are paid by Wall Street to take Wall Street at its word (30 Sep 2014)
  • Apple's Irish tax deal questioned by European Commission  (30 Sep 2014)
  • Apple Irish Tax Deal Deviated From Arm's Length Concept, EU Says  (30 Sep 2014)
  • Morrisons treasurer charged with insider trading  (30 Sep 2014)
  • ECB will seek whistleblowers, impose monitors on banks - Nouy  (30 Sep 2014)
  • UBS warns of 'material' fine risk in foreign exchange probe  (30 Sep 2014)
  • Two Former Wells Fargo Employees Charged With Insider Trading in Advance of Research Reports Containing Ratings Changes (30 Sep 2014)
  • RBS says 'bad loan' losses will be 'significantly' lower  (30 Sep 2014)
  • New evidence of UK housing market slowdown emerges from Bank figures  (30 Sep 2014)
  • US Fed Questions Bank Maneuver to Reduce Hedge Funds' Dividend Taxes  (30 Sep 2014)
  • Argentina found to be in contempt of court by US judge  (30 Sep 2016)
  • How Wall Street Is Hitting the Jackpot by Fleecing Workers' Retirements  (29 Sep 2014)
  • Lloyds fires eight over Libor scandal  (29 Sep 2014)
  • UBS Says Subpoenaed in U.S. Over Mortgage-Backed Securities  (29 Sep 2014)
  • UBS braced for 'material fines' in FX settlement  (29 Sep 2014)
  • Consumers face 'lost decade' as spending squeeze bites  (29 Sep 2014)
  • British firm Ineos accused of 'bribes and bulldozers' approch to fracking   (29 Sep 2014)
  • FCA charges former Treasurer and Head of Tax at Wm Morrison with insider dealing  (29 Sep 2014)
  • EU to accuse Apple of taking illegal tax aid from Ireland, reports say  (29 Sep 2014)
  • Auto parts maker Toyoda Gosei settles US price-fixing charge  (29 Sep 2014)
  • Apple hit by Brussels finding over illegal Irish tax deals (29 Sep 2014)
  • Neoliberalism has brought out the worst in us  (29 Sep 2014)
  • Soaring global debt levels and weak growth could trigger another crisis  (29 Sep 2014)
  • Geneva Report warns record debt and slow growth point to crisis  (29 Sep 2014)
  • George Osborne bets on pensions vow to quell Tory panic over Ukip  (29 Sep 2014)
  • George Osborne to cut 55% pension 'death tax'  (29 Sep 2014)
  • 'Squeezed middle' biggest losers from lost decade of real wage growth  (29 Sep 2014)
  • Not getting the new minimum wage? Your employer could get a £20000 fine  (29 Sep 2014)
  • Rosneft and Exxon discover Arctic oil  (29 Sep 2014)
  • UN Human Rights Council backs Argentina on US debt row  (28 Sep 2014)
  • Banks could face record fines totalling £1.8bn over currency rigging  (28 Sep 2014)
  • Six banks in UK talks over forex manipulation fines  (28 Sep 2014)
  • Banks given two months to accept trading scandal deal  (28 Sep 2014)
  • Rise of shell companies: Why tax authorities continue to wage a tax battle with them  (28 Sep 2014)
  • Debt forgiveness could ease eurozone woes   (28 Sep 2014)
  • Europe to publish details of probe into Apple 'tax deals'  (28 Sep 2014)
  • EU to examine role Revenue 'opinions' in Apple's tax status  (28 Sep 2014)
  • Big business 'shirks' fair share of tax load  (28 Sep 2014)
  • What has really happened to NHS spending under the coalition?  (28 Sep 2014)
  • Fracking companies to get right to drill under people's homes without seeking permission  (28 Sep 2014)
  • Social housing chief executives' enormous pay packets are indefensible  (28 Sep 2014)
  • The end of growth in the West?  (28 Sep 2014)
  • Foreign Tipster Gets More Than $30M, SEC's Largest Whistle-Blower Award  (28 Sep 2014)
  • Use your own money to bet on Tesco, Mike  (28 Sep 2014)
  • Hedge Funds Lose Calpers, and More  (28 Sep 2014)
  • Barclays is the most complained about bank  (26 Sep 2014)
  • Fund manager Neil Woodford says his industry overcharges  (26 Sep 2014)
  • Tesco's finance director will receive £1m farewell payoff  (26 Sep 2014)
  • Pressure mounts on Tesco chief as second-largest shareholder cuts stake  (26 Sep 2014)
  • Increase UK minimum wage to boost economy, Unite urges  (26 Sep 2014)
  • ECB's stress test may not be final word on health of Europe's banks  (26 Sep 2014)
  • EU markets watchdog tells banks to investigate stress test rumours  (26 Sep 2014)
  • UK cuts to last five more years, ex-civil service boss says  (26 Sep 2014)
  • Los Angeles hotel workers win $15 minimum wage after city council vote  (26 Sep 2014)
  • UK Energy firms 'too slow' to resolve complaints (26 Sep 2014)
  • Small energy firms can be as bad as 'big six' at handling complaints, says Ofgem  (26 Sep 2014)
  • China uncovers $10bn fake trades  (26 Sep 2014)
  • 3 reasons why Labour's £8 minimum wage is not enough  (26 Sep 2014)
  • Comparing the minimum wage across Europe using the price of a Big Mac  (26 Sep 2014)
  • Bank of England warns of new threat from underpricing of financial risks  (26 Sep 2014)
  • Mohamed El-Erian reveals daughter's talk led to PIMCO exit  (26 Sep 2014
  • Trolley load of trouble in store for Tesco and its bean counters   (25 Sep 2014)
  • Tesco accounting error 'stratospheric'  (25 Sep 2014)
  • Tesco bosses could face UK parliamentary scrutiny over accounting scandal   (25 Sep 2014)
  • Corporations may be people — but they can be used to hide criminals too  (25 Sep 2014)
  • US SEC claws back Saba Software ex-CEO's pay over fraud  (25 Sep 2014)
  • SEC Charges Software Company in Silicon Valley and Two Former Executives Behind Fraudulent Accounting Scheme: CEO Agrees to Return $2.5 Million Under Clawback Provision (25 Sep 2014)
  • SEC's Secret $30 Million Whistleblower Case Won't Improve Corporate Behavior  (25 Sep 2014)
  • MPs considering investigation of supermarkets' dealings with suppliers  (25 Sep 2014)
  • Rip-off: Household energy bills rise 4% while price paid for gas and electricity by Big Six suppliers falls by up to 20%  (25 Sep 2014)
  • Price-fixing on gold, oil and financial products to become criminal offence  (25 Sep 2014)
  • Mark Carney warns of complacency in financial markets  (25 Sep 2014)
  • Fat cats: Third of Ryanair shareholders rebel against pay report  (25 Sep 2014)
  • Five airlines must face price-fixing claims, US judge rules   (25 Sep 2014)
  • Majority of Brits have less than £1,000 saved up - but is it any surprise when cash Isa rates are at record low of 1.17%?  (25 Sep 2014)
  • BP cannot claw back 'excessive' gulf spill payments  (25 Sep 2014)
  • Indian Supreme Court cancels 214 coal scandal permits  (25 Sep 2014)
  • Share buy-backs: Companies have been gobbling up their own shares at an exceptional rate. There are good reasons to worry about this (25 Sep 2014)
  • Stock markets shaken by Apple slide  (25 Sep 2014)
  • How to pull the plug on irresponsible capitalism  (24 Sep 2014)
  • Who would be a whistleblower? (24 Sep 2014)
  • Barclays fined £38m for putting clients' assets 'at risk'  (24 Sep 2014)
  • SEC Charges Barclays Capital with Systemic Compliance Failures After Acquiring Lehman’s Advisory Business  (24 Sep 2014)
  • Tesco crisis deepens as customers flee and class action looms  (24 Sep 2014)
  • Nine questions Tesco's investors will now be asking themselves  (24 Sep 2014)
  • Tesco rushes in new finance director to deal with accounting scandal  (24 Sep 2014)
  • Comic David Mitchell rails at Amazon's 'cynical … life-crushing business style  (24 Sep 2014)
  • Former JJB boss in court accused of £1m fraud  (24 Sep 2014)
  • SEC probes Pimco ETF over pricing irregularities  (24 Sep 2014)
  • Pimco ETF overseen by Bill Gross faces SEC probe  (24 Sep 2014)
  • Google may face $6bn EU anti-trust fine  (24 Sep 2014)
  • Fed Said to Warn Banks on Capital Charges on Leveraged Loans  (24 Sep 2014)
  • The backroom deals that have cost Tesco dear: Finances skewed by promotions with suppliers  (24 Sep 2014)
  • National Grid to pay firms to use less power  (24 Sep 2014)
  • Death of the intellectual  (24 Sep 2014)
  • The death of universities  (24 Sep 2014)
  • SEC Charges Purported Health Food Company and CEO with Issuing False Press Releases in Microcap Fraud  (24 Sep 2014)
  • UK tobacco firms protest at Labour plan to tax them more to pay for NHS  (24 Sep 2014)
  • Labour too timid over economy  (24 Sep 2014)
  • Fighting Corporate Abuse  (22 Sep 2014)
  • Tesco suspends staff and calls in investigators after overstating profits  (22 Sep 2014)
  • Tesco (audited by PwC) suspends execs as inquiry launched into profit overstatement  (22 Sep 2014)
  • Four Tesco employees go on leave over accounting issue  (22 Sep 2014)
  • Tesco: why did it all go so wrong?  (22 Sep 2014)
  • What went wrong at Tesco?  (22 Sep 2014)
  • GlaxoSmithKline to pay £297m fine over China bribery network  (22 Sep 2014)
  • Organisations controlling £30bn are divesting from fossil fuels  (22 Sep 2014)
  • NHS whistleblowing 'problems persist'  (22 Sep 2014)
  • Labour minimum wage promise would see £8 per hour rate by 2020  (22 Sep 2014)
  • Wages fall as the mystery of the British and American job markets gets deeper still   (22 Sep 2014)
  • Former JJB boss faces fraud trial  (22 Sep 2014)
  • Savers warned over another annuity scandal  (22 Sep 2014)
  • Rip-off: Customers tricked by 'yo-yo' pricing on discount kitchens: Firms artificially inflate costs for short period to make their lower prices seem even cheaper   (22 Sep 2014)
  • Fat cats: Ellison was paid billions as Oracle chief executive  (22 Sep 2014)
  • NHS pay is complicated, unfair and frankly absurd  (22 Sep 2014)
  • Why aren't the British middle-classes staging a revolution  (22 Oct 2014)
  • Investors do not take pension liabilities at face value  (22 Sep 2014)
  • China's State Support for Banks Helps Basel III Ratings  (22 Sep 2014)
  • Days numbered for UK coal miners as deal to bankroll closures looms  (22 Sep 2014)
  • Corporate Welfare: American media giant Disney handed £8million tax break by HMRC to make next Star Wars film in Britain  (22 Sep 2014)
  • WhatsApp, Alibaba and the billion-dollar startups: are we in midst of another tech bubble  (22 Sep 2014)
  • The average working life isn't long enough to pay for a house  (22 Sep 2014)
  • Hedge Funds Caught in Iceland's Failed Banks Closer to Pay Date  (22 Sep 2014)
  • Citigroup, Other Banks Release Midyear Stress-Test Results  (22 Sep 2014)
  • Canada Supreme Court rules against banks in highly watched class-action case  (22 Sep 2014)
  • Alibaba's IPO banks split $250m fee pool  (22 Sep 2014)
  • More austerity will do yet more damage  (19 Sep 2014)
  • NHS Health services finances 'worsening'  (19 Sep 2014)
  • Fines and jail for GSK China bribery  (19 Sep 2014)
  • Alibaba’s corporate structure: just look at those British tax havens  (19 Sep 2014)
  • Replaying the 1930s in Slow Motion  (19 Sep 2014)
  • Inequality and the narrowing tax base (19 Sep 2014)
  • Phones 4U staff told: you may not be paid in full despite our £110m pile (19 Sep 2014)
  • Phones 4U bondholder write-down offer 'not feasible' says PwC  (19 Sep 2014)
  • Super-rich rush to buy 'Italian Job' style gold bars  (19 Sep 2014)
  • Alibaba’s corporate structure: just look at those British tax havens  (19 Sep 2014)
  • GlaxoSmithKline fined $490m by China for bribery  (19 Sep 2014)
  • China Fines GlaxoSmithKline Nearly $500 Million in Bribery Case  (19 Sep 2014)
  • In Closing Arguments, Arab Bank's Role in Flagging Terrorists Is Debated  (19 Sep 2014)
  • IMF warns of new threats to global economy due to excessive risk taking  (18 Sep 2014)
  • Want to live in a state with no income tax? Make sure you're super rich first  (18 Sep 2014)
  • Barclays accused of hiding and lying about 'predatory' high-frequency traders by New York attorney (18 Sep 2014)
  • UBS in $1.4 Billion Test of French Tax-Evasion Crackdown  (18 Sep 2014)
  • UBS Clients Lead Canada Surge in Admitting Hidden Income  (18 Sep 2014)
  • The Overpaid CEO: There have been many attempts to curb exorbitant executive pay. But we won’t fix the problem until we address the nature of the corporation (18 Sep 2014)
  • NewsCorp: Google is a 'platform for piracy'  (18 Sep 2014)
  • Phones 4U's private equity owner walks away with an £18m profit
  • Phones 4U creditors launch 11th-hour rescue plan  (18 Sep 2014)
  • High-Frequency Trading Firm Latour to Pay $16 Million SEC Penalty  (18 Sep 2014)
  • Anger at DS Smith boss's £200k relocation allowance for 40 mile move  (18 Sep 2014)
  • Mitsubishi Electric, Hitachi Executives Indicted For Price Fixing  (18 Sep 2014)
  • HSBC shrugs off $550 million FHFA settlement  (18 Sep 2014)
  • Fat Cats: Drinks giant Diageo facing shareholder revolt over 'excessive' rewards  (18 Sep 2014)
  • 6 Years Later, 7 Lessons from Lehman's Collapse  (18 Sep 2014)
  • Which US Corporate Giants Pay the Highest & Lowest Tax Rates?  (18 Sep 2014)
  • S&P 100 Tax Rate Report (18 Sep 2014)
  • Barclays, HSBC and RBS among 13 banks facing fraud claims in US  (17 Sep 2014)
  • Rip-off: 'It can feel a bit like harassment': Small firms duped by rogue energy salesmen who lure them into pricey deals they can't escape from  (17 Sep 2014)
  • BP caught using 'college' tricks to cheat page count  (17 Sep 2014)
  • Npower 'worst company in the UK' for customer service  (17 Sep 2014)
  • Sistema boss arrested in Russia on money-laundering charges  (17 Sep 2014)
  • Calpers Shows Masters of Hedge-Fund Universe Have No Clothes  (17 Sep 2014)
  • Do state retirement pensions belong with Wall Street hedge funds?  (17 Sep 2014)
  • Why Calpers Tired Of Vampire Hedge Funds  (17 Sep 2014)
  • Chief executives of listed companies face pay overhaul  (17 Sep 2014)
  • All companies will have to justify executive pay under City code  (17 Sep 2014)
  • Boards told they must justify bonuses  (17 Sep 2014) 
  • UK Corporate Governance Code September 2014  (17 Sep 2014)
  • FRC Guidance on Risk Management, Internal Control and Related Financial and Business Reporting  (17 Sep 2014)
  • FRC Guidance for Directors of Banks on Solvency and Liquidity Risk Management and the Going Concern Basis of accounting  (17 Sep 2014)
  • Extracts from International Standards on Auditing (UK and Ireland) 260, 570 and 700 (Revised September 2014)  (17 Sep 2014)
  • Feedback Statement - Revisions to the UK Corporate Governance Code September 2014  (17 Sep 2014)
  • Virginia sues 13 big banks, claiming mortgage securities fraud  (17 Sep 2014)
  • The sharing economy is reducing pay to a pittance and eroding employment rights as the poor bid against each other for work (17 Sep 2014)
  • Sears Borrows $400 Million From Affiliates of CEO Lampert's Hedge Fund  (17 Sep 2014)
  • Business corruption in Chile  (17 Sep 2014)
  • Phones 4U rivals in contact with administrator PwC in attempt to buy firm on cheap  (17 Sep 2014)
  • Is Africa Losing the Battle Against Corruption?  (17 Sep 2014)
  • BP Seeks Access to $750 Million Transocean Insurance  (17 Sep 2014)
  • Judge overturns Uber ride-sharing ban in Germany  (17 Sep 2014)
  • China's central bank said to inject $81bn into system  (17 Sep 2014)
  • Corporate Welfare: Nasa awards private 'space taxi' contracts to Boeing and SpaceX  (17 Sep 2014)
  • Walmart fined $66000 for levying fake New York 'sugar tax' on soda  (16 Sep 2014)
  • How the super rich got richer: 10 shocking facts about inequality: The gap between the super rich and the rest of us is spiralling out of control, with Britain’s 1% grabbing more than their counterparts anywhere else in Europe (16 Sep 2014)
  • Bank of England on alert after it confirms high levels of mortgage debt made the recession worse  (16 Sep 2014)
  • International tax rule updates to be agreed by G20 countries  (16 Sep 2014)
  • OECD: Global firms need new tax rules  (16 Sep 2014)
  • SEC Sanctions 19 Firms and Individual Trader for Short Selling Violations in Advance of Stock Offerings  (16 Sep 2014)
  • AgFeed to Pay $18 Million Over Fake Revenue in China  (16 Sep 2014)
  • Bosses and cash vanish at shoe firm Ultrasonic  (16 Sep 2014)
  • Trial Over AIG Bailout Carries Risk for Insurer  (16 Sep 2014)