New rules designed to hold individuals to account for banking failures have seen top HSBC boss Alan Thomson resign – and other senior figures, including John Trueman, are threatening to follow.
A New York federal court has made public a lawsuit brought by Microsoft, which is suing Samsung for £4.33m in unpaid interest on Android patent royalties.
Superstar technology company Apple may have to back-pay tax on the billions of euros it has earned in revenues since setting up a base in Ireland in 1991.
The Chinese government has intensified censorship on the mainland amid ongoing pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong’s financial district.
Three days ago, the world’s second largest retailer admitted to making a £250million error in its profit calculations. But with many expressing disbelief at the scale of the error, is this a shambolic mistake or a serious scandal?
The US-owned private equity giant Blackstone is “giving up on Russia,” cancelling its future plans in the country and firing its in-country consultants, it has been revealed.
The CEO and COO of Ultrasonic AG have disappeared - and the firm’s funds have been transferred out of China and Hong Kong where the company cannot pursue them.
Private equity crowdfunding can level the playing field and open up the market to new investment – but it’s being abused by famous figures, according to the founder of Better Capital.
Ana Botín has been chosen as head of Banco Santander following her father Emilio’s fatal heart attack on Tuesday night.
RBS, Lloyds, Standard Life and Clydesdale Bank have said that they will shift their headquarters to London if Scotland leaves the UK.
