RBS chairman rejects £1.4m bonus
January 28th 2012
The Royal Bank of Scotland chairman, Sir Philip Hampton, has given up a £1.4m shares reward he was due later this year. Read more about RBS chairman rejects £1.4m bonus
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January 28th 2012
The Royal Bank of Scotland chairman, Sir Philip Hampton, has given up a £1.4m shares reward he was due later this year. Read more about RBS chairman rejects £1.4m bonus
January 28th 2012
Inappropriate spending cuts could "strangle" growth, so austerity measures should be tailor-made by each country, the head of the IMF warns. Read more about IMF issues austerity cuts warning
January 28th 2012
Firms face raids and fines of up to £500,000 for sending unsolicited text messages about credit or compensation. Read more about Fines threat for credit messages
January 28th 2012
US trade representative, Ron Kirk, has warned the US public increasingly feels global trade costs jobs, making it hard to sell any new world deal. Read more about US says trade anxieties worsening
January 27th 2012
'Gambling' with some of the world's top investors Read more about Davos 2012: Where to invest this year?
January 26th 2012
Davos comes to terms with a new global power Read more about Davos 2012: Who's afraid of China?
January 26th 2012
Davos veteran Rick Goings, boss of Tupperware, offers "dos and don'ts" for first-time visitors to the World Economic Forum. Read more about VIDEO: Tupperware boss gives Davos advice
January 28th 2012
Halifax and Bank of Scotland charity credit cards which have helped to raise millions of pounds will be withdrawn, Lloyds Banking Group announces Read more about Bank scraps charity credit cards
January 27th 2012
The pace of US economic growth quickened to a 2.8% annualised rate in the three months to December, the Commerce Department says. Read more about US economic growth rate picks up
January 27th 2012
Greece could reach a deal with its creditors over the weekend, according to the EU's Economic Commissioner, Olli Rehn. Read more about Greece debt talks 'close to deal'
January 27th 2012
The Chancellor George Osborne has revealed details about the new Financial Services Bill that will overhaul regulation of the sector. Read more about Osborne unveils UK financial bill
January 27th 2012
Five eurozone economies, including Italy and Spain, are downgraded by rating agency Fitch, citing financial weakness during the debt crisis. Read more about Fitch downgrades Italy and Spain
January 27th 2012
Spain's unemployment figure rose above the five million mark in the last quarter of 2011, official figures show. Read more about Spain jobless passes five million
January 27th 2012
US carmaker Ford has reported a surge in profits in 2011, fuelled by a one-off payment and strong sales in its home country. Read more about Carmaker Ford's profits increase
January 27th 2012
Outsourcing group Serco announces it is to cut 500 jobs in the UK, mostly at the company's head office in Hampshire. Read more about Hundreds of jobs to go at Serco
January 27th 2012
A European Parliament rapporteur has stood down in protest as a controversial anti-piracy agreement is signed by several countries. Read more about Top Euro MP quits in piracy row
January 27th 2012
With half the world online by 2016, the web economy in the G20 countries is set to nearly double in size to $4.2tn (£2.7tn), research suggests. Read more about Web economy 'to double by 2016'
January 27th 2012
Brokers are telling new borrowers to expect mortgage rates to see-saw in the coming months, owing to economic uncertainty. Read more about Mortgage rates 'to be volatile'
January 27th 2012
Model train and Scalextric maker Hornby issues a profits warning after sales of its train and slot-car racing sets were hit in the run up to Christmas. Read more about Toy maker Hornby warns on profits
January 27th 2012
BP must cover some but not all of oil rig owner Transocean's liabilities for the 2010 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, a US judge rules. Read more about BP ordered to share spill damages
January 27th 2012
Payday lenders and other providers of short-term credit will face much tougher regulation when a new watchdog starts work. Read more about Lenders face tougher regulation
January 27th 2012
The Italian firm that owns the stricken cruise ship Costa Concordia reaches an agreement on compensation with several Italian consumer groups. Read more about Italian cruise firm offers payout
January 26th 2012
No fines will be handed out to anyone who submits their self-assessment tax returns online in the first two days of February. Read more about Tax deadline put back by strike
January 27th 2012
The US and UK should provide more cash to the IMF, the European Union's Economic Commissioner, Olli Rehn, says. Read more about Call for IMF funds from UK and US
January 27th 2012
The head of the European Central Bank says the situation in the eurozone has improved since its intervention, but credit remains "seriously impaired". Read more about Draghi warns on eurozone credit
January 26th 2012
Retail sales fell in January as shoppers reined in their spending at the start of the year, the CBI says. Read more about Retail sales 'falling in January'
January 27th 2012
South Korea's Samsung Electronics announces a 17% rise in profits in the last three months of 2011, as smartphone sales boosted earnings. Read more about Samsung in year end sales boost
January 27th 2012
The pubs chain and brewer Marston's reports "strong" trading over the Christmas period, with higher sales of food and drink. Read more about Marston's sees 'strong' trading
January 26th 2012
Intel is paying $120m (£76m) for RealNetwork's video patents. Experts say it undermines claims that a "patent bubble" has burst. Read more about Intel buys RealNetworks patents
January 27th 2012
Harry Redknapp told police he has paid "fortunes in income tax" and did not "fiddle anybody", a court hears. Read more about Redknapp: 'I don't fiddle taxes'
January 27th 2012
London 2012 organisers take control of the Olympic Village site in a ceremony to mark six months until the Games begin. Read more about Olympic Village site handed over
January 26th 2012
Relocating to a new stadium would not necessarily guarantee Lincoln City's long-term future, warns a football finance expert. Read more about Expert warns of ground move risks
January 28th 2012
Companies who send out spam texts are being warned that investigating them is a high priority Read more about VIDEO: Crackdown on spam text messaging
January 28th 2012
Key to Egypt's economic success is getting its millions of young people into jobs. Read more about VIDEO: Struggle for opportunities in Egypt
January 28th 2012
In this week's Your Money, Declan Curry asks is it cheaper to buy or rent and gets advice on how to make your savings work harder - if interest rates stay low. Read more about VIDEO: Your Money: To buy or not to buy?
January 28th 2012
The prevailing mood at the World Economic Forum in Davos this week has been one of measured optimism, but there are still questions over whether EU leaders will agree the terms of a new fiscal pact and bail-out fund when they meet in Brussels on Monday. Read more about AUDIO: 'Cautious optimism' in Davos
January 27th 2012
Brandy Yanchyk goes after adventure at the Waitomo Caves in New Zealand, experiencing the steepest abseil in the world into the black abyss of an underwater river. Read more about VIDEO: Cave diving in New Zealand
January 27th 2012
Speaking from Davos, financier George Soros has warned that Europe is likely to face a "lost decade" and is concerned that the EU may be destroyed by austerity measures. Read more about VIDEO: Soros warns of 'lost decade' for EU
January 27th 2012
Newsnight's economic forum in Hemel Hempstead. Read more about VIDEO: Hemel Hempstead economic forum
January 27th 2012
Dame Ellen MacArthur is in Davos to promote a new sustainable approach for the economy. Read more about VIDEO: Ellen MacArthur on sustainable economy
January 28th 2012
Why ending the lost generation 'disaster' matters Read more about Davos: Youth unemployment 'disaster'
January 27th 2012
What has RBS boss Stephen Hester achieved? Read more about What has Stephen Hester achieved?
January 26th 2012
Keeping systems safe from attack Read more about Threat landscape is 'constantly evolving'
January 27th 2012
Is Pakistan's economy in danger of potential collapse? Read more about Is Pakistan's economy facing potential collapse?
January 26th 2012
What investments can help you beat inflation? Read more about Inflation-beating investment options
January 26th 2012
Does a financial crisis pose danger or opportunity? Read more about Financial risks: Danger or opportunity?
January 26th 2012
How Peacocks collapsed under a mountain of debt Read more about How Peacocks ran up £750m debts
January 27th 2012
Leaked German proposal Greece to cede sovereignty over tax and spending decisions to a eurozone ‘budget commissioner’ to secure a second €130bn bail-out Read more about Call for EU to control Greek budget
January 28th 2012
The US social networking company is hoping to file details of the listing as early as Wednesday, the first indication it is close to its long-awaited public offering Read more about Facebook to file IPO listing details
January 28th 2012
Police officer detained following investigation of illegal methods at News of the World Read more about Five arrested in police corruption operation
January 28th 2012
Tough performance conditions mean bonus likely to be worth ‘very close to zero’ Read more about RBS chairman gives up share bonus
January 28th 2012
Fighting rages around three rebel-held suburbs of Damascus Read more about Arab League suspends Syria mission as violence rages
January 27th 2012
The US economy grew at a robust annualised rate of 2.8 per cent in the final three months of 2011 but there was little sign of rapid growth ahead Read more about US growth accelerates to 2.8%
January 27th 2012
A law to be debated on Sunday could halt exports of oil to the EU as early as next week, the semi-official Fars news agency reports Read more about Iran ready to cut Europe’s oil at once
January 27th 2012
Copyright owners are keeping a close eye on the extradition process of the internet file-sharing chief Read more about US in mega battle to bring in Mr Dotcom
January 28th 2012
The microblogging service adopts a new approach to censorship that will pave the way for long-term expansion into many new countries Read more about Twitter bows to pressure over censorship
January 27th 2012
Reforms from President Raúl Castro have encouraged small businesses and eroded traditional structures and attitudes in unanticipated ways Read more about Freedom comes slowly to Cuba
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