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Finma accused of acting unlawfully and undermining confidence in Switzerland as a financial centre A group of Credit Suisse investors who lost bonds worth more than CHF 4.5bn (£4bn) are suing Switzerland’s financial regulator over a decision to wipe ou…
Report shows fastest rebound in private sector output in a year, with interest rate rise likely next monthConsumers splashing out on holidays has helped put Britain’s economy on track to avoid predictions of a contraction in the first three months of t…
Agreement includes a 10% salary increase and a one-off lump sum of £500 for all CWU-grade employeesRoyal Mail has agreed to a pay deal with the postal workers’ union to end a long-running and bitter dispute that led to the first national strikes since …
A group of Credit Suisse investors have sued Swiss financial regulators after a government-engineered takeover of the struggling bank by rival UBS left them with billions in losses.
Europe’s first new plant in 16 years comes on stream in Finland day after Germany pulls plug on last reactorsWhen Europe’s first new nuclear reactor in 16 years came online in Finland, it was hailed by its operator as a “significant addition to clean d…
Members including John Lewis and NatWest exit after Guardian reports of sexual misconduct allegationsComment: As CBI faces an exodus, do we need something to replace it?Second woman claims she was raped by CBI colleaguesThe future of the Confederation …
Tech entrepreneur alleged to have duped Hewlett-Packard into overpaying for software in $11bn dealMike Lynch, the tech entrepreneur once hailed as Britain’s answer to Bill Gates, has lost an appeal against extradition to the US to answer criminal fraud…
While agents say Britain’s heritage and history is a draw, not all agree on the royals’ value to the sectorAs soon as the date of the coronation was announced last October, Kathryn Mooney booked a flight to London. “I jumped on it right away,” says Moo…
Food prices have risen dramatically across Europe in recent months, but Hungary has seen the biggest spike.
March sales fell by 0.9%, says ONS, which was more than economists had predictedRetail sales in Great Britain fell more than expected in March as poor weather kept shoppers at home, ending two months of increased spending by consumers.The Office for Na…