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Summit over: Now what about the bankers?
After the eurozone bailout plan is agreed, Jon Snow asks what difference it will make if we are still unable to police the bankers?
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Fears rise of increased borrowings costs after Moody’s downgrades 15 financial institutions including Royal Bank of Scotland, Barclays and HSBC.
Facebook frenzy turns to fury amid claims banking giants Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan and others tipped off a select number of investors about an analyst’s negative report days before shares traded.
The Clydesdale and Yorkshire banks are to cut more than 1,400 jobs in the UK by 2015 because of the “deterioration in the economic and operating conditions”.
Spanish oil giant Repsol has demanded $10bn in compensation from Argentina if it goes ahead with plans to nationalise YPF.
Its clothes have adorned royalty, prime ministers, film stars and top models. But now the luxury label Aquascutum has gone into administration, putting 250 jobs at risk.
Hedge fund bosses, business tycoons and big corporations are revealed as the big donors supporting Mitt Romney’s presidential bid. Friends in high places, indeed.
Prime Minister David Cameron today set out his vision for capitalism with ethics to stem the worst excesses in the business world.
In the latest information breach in retaliation for the prosecution of Bradley Manning, Anonymous releases more data from intelligence analysis firm, Stratfor, and issues a new year’s eve warning.
A report into the HM Revenue & Customs found “specific and systemic” failures in the way deals are done with companies, allowing tax bills to be negotiated at a loss to the taxpayer.
The head of the IMF, Christine Lagarde, warns that immediate action needs to be taken to prevent a global depression not seen since the 1930s, as eight of the world’s biggest banks are downgraded.
Channel 4 News understands that former judge Sir Andrew Park has been asked to look into controversial decisions by the UK tax authorities to do deals with large corporations to forgive unpaid taxes.
After the eurozone bailout plan is agreed, Jon Snow asks what difference it will make if we are still unable to police the bankers?
Anti-capitalist protesters resist calls to leave St Paul’s Cathedral and vow to stay until they see results – even until Christmas.
As police and protesters clash during a demonstration in London against corporate tax avoidance, campaigners tell Channel 4 News people have “had enough of dodgy deals with super-rich corporations”.
Japanese camera maker Olympus has admitted it paid $687m to financial advisers – or one-third of the transaction price – when it bought British medical equipment firm Gyrus in 2008.