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The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation or FDIC announced Friday the shuttering of the 68th U.S.

Google Inc., on its corporate blog, announced a plan to build and test ultra high-speed broadband networks in a small number of trial locations across the U.S.

City National Corp. (CYN), the parent company of wholly owned City National Bank, on Thursday reported a profit for the fourth quarter tripled from last year, helped by a gain on the acquisition of Imperial Capital Bank as well as a 34% surge in revenues.

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Leading City firms, including some of the biggest dealers in UK government bonds - gilts -say a downgrade of Britain's AAA sovereign debt rating remains unlikely this year.

The UK's finance industry could see up to 9,000 of it's top executives move overseas.

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We figure that now is a good time to check in again with Tobina Kahn, a Chicago estate jeweler as a highly unscientific barometer of gold demand and the economy’s woes.

Parent company of wholly-owned City National Bank, City National Corp.(CYN) announced Friday that its bank has acquired the banking operations of La Jolla, Calif.-based Imperial Capital Bank in a Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation or FDIC assisted tran

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Chicago is due later this morning, seen at 53.7 from 54.2

British workers disillusioned at the imminent 50p tax have been crowding into Savills' seminars on moving to Geneva.

Another lousy regional Fed survey!

Britain's financial sector, which creates billions of pounds in revenue for the Treasury, is under threat from European legislation and an increasing tax burden on high-earning individuals, a report from the Mayor of London's office says.�

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Senior financiers have attacked the Chancellor's plans to legislate in an attempt to curb City bonuses - arguing that they will damage London's reputation as a financial centre.

Lloyds Banking Group could shock the market with its first-half results.

A modest green shoot from America's heartland as the Kansas City Fed index rises to +9 from -3 in May.

The City of London has warned that new European regulationscould ride roughshod over the interests of the UK, where the financial services sector employs more than 1 million people and generates billions of pounds in income. Was g

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Leading City forecasters are revising up their growth predictions for Britain.

Communications and information technology company Harris Corp Tuesday said that its Board of Directors approved the spin-off of Harris Stratex Networks, Inc., a specialist in backhaul solutions for mobility and broadband networks.

GlaxoSmithKline is preparing to take about 10% of the South African drug producer in a move that would intensify the restructuring of the generic medicines sector, reports the FT. Dave Whelan, the founder of JJB Sports, acquire

The US Federal Reserve is to embark on quantitative easing by buying up longer-term Treasuries for the first time as part of a $1.15 trillion (£808bn) spending spree with the aim of reviving the American economy out of recession, say

RBS has benefited from “buoyant” corporate banking activity in its key markets since the turn of the year, its chairman revealed on Tuesday, offering a rare glimpse of optimism for the stricken bank after its near-collapse las

Debenhams has mothballed plans for a rights issue after its biggest shareholders failed to secure a deal with lenders to cut the department store chain’s £900m debt mountain. The Times has learnt that Deb

Tensions in the financial system are approaching the fever pitch they reached before the collapse of Lehman Brothers last October, the Bank of England has warned. Investors have restrained the amount they are willing to lend, b

BT will freeze the pay of all employees this year, including its most senior executives, the telecoms giant announced yesterday, says the Independent. The company said that its senior executives would have their pay frozen, but

ITV’s board is discussing a possible share issue after taking informal soundings from investors about raising capital to ease its £730m debt burden. But some leading shareholders say they would only suppo

More than £800 million of taxpayer bailout cash injected into Royal Bank of Scotland has been earmarked to shore up the bank’s gold-plated staff pension schemes, which have collapsed into deficit after investing in RBS shar

Barclays will come under intense scrutiny from the City this week as the bank begins preliminary negotiations with the Government over whether it will receive taxpayer guarantees for its “toxic loans”. This

The enormity of Lloyds’ ill-fated takeover of HBOS will be exposed on Friday, as the bank’s board considers a Treasury rescue plan that could see the taxpayer take an economic stake of about 70% in the merged bank, reports the

UK’s largest food producer Premier Foods is set to disclose an equity issue alongside its annual results, as it sells a large minority stake to Warburg Pincus, the US private equity group, reports the FT. The soaring

Asian share markets extended the global sell off on Tuesday as a spate of dividend cuts and faltering financial companies shook investor confidence around the world. HSBC shares tumbled 19.2%, dragging the Hang Seng index down

Royal Bank of Scotland was preparing to inject loans and other credit assets worth more than £300bn into a government-backed insurance scheme on Wednesday night in an effort to stabilise the state-controlled bank while saving it from

Royal Bank of Scotland will this week unveil plans to shrink its balance sheet by up to a quarter over the next three to five years as Stephen Hester, chief executive, sets out a strategy to return the state-controlled bank to the private sector,

Rio Tinto’s independent directors are understood to have begun sounding out the miner’s top 20 UK shareholders to gauge their support for a multi-billion-pound rights issue. The directors are believed to be

Land Securities, the UK’s largest Real Estate Investment Trust (Reits), will follow rivals Hammerson and British Land in launching a deeply-discounted rights issue aimed at bolstering the company’s balance sheet, says the Tele

General Motors and Chrysler need at least $21.6bn (£15.1bn) in extra taxpayers’ cash to survive, according to restructuring plans filed with the US Treasury last night. Allowing GM to go bankrupt would co

Lloyds Banking Group has had its Aaa credit rating downgraded by Moody’s, the credit ratings agency, amid continued worries about worse-than-expected losses from HBOS. The cut in Moody’s long-term rating by

Lloyds Banking Group has dismissed as “tosh” speculation that it will be nationalised following last week’s shock revelation that its merger with HBOS cost it almost £11bn of losses. I

The London Stock Exchange will on Friday signal a new era in its 208-year history by selecting Xavier Rolet, a veteran of trading operations at Goldman Sachs and Lehman Brothers, as its new chief executive, says the Financial Times. <

Rio Tinto is set to reveal a $19.5bn (£13.6bn) deal with its biggest shareholder, a Chinese state-owned aluminium group, when it publishes its annual financial results this morning.

The Obama Administration laid out plans yesterday to marshal an extraordinary $3trn to stabilise America’s stricken banking sector and revive its collapsing economy.

The bankers who led Royal Bank of Scotland and HBOS to the brink of collapse will offer a public apology today. Sir Fred Goodwin and Sir Tom McKillop, respectively the former chief executive and chairman of RBS, will express th

Alistair Darling vowed on Sunday to impose pay restraints across large parts of the banking industry but he faces fierce political pressure after admitting he would not stop Royal Bank of Scotland paying out hundreds of millions of pounds in bonu

Royal Mail plans to cut 16,000 jobs in a move that would unleash further industrial unrest on the battered economy. The proposed losses — amounting to almost one in ten of the company’s workforce in a drive to

The troubled Royal Bank of Scotland, rescued with £20 billion of public money, is planning large bonuses for thousands of its City traders and senior bankers, The Times has learnt. Royal Bank of Scotland has pledge

Alistair Darling admitted UK taxpayers may have to buy toxic assets from Britain’s banks to help stimulate lending, adding a “bad bank” scheme to the government’s existing plans to insure banks against unex

Ford and Vauxhall are to raise the prices of their cars in the UK because of sterling’s fall in value. Analysts said that Ford and General Motors Europe, which owns Vauxhall, were “sending a message̶

A multibillion-pound scheme to help tens of thousands of companies that are struggling to secure crucial business insurance will be announced by the Government this month, The Times has learnt. Retailers, electronics groups and

Leading shareholders in Xstrata are threatening to vote against a $6 bn (£4.2bn) rights issue after the Anglo-Swiss miner signed a separate “sweetheart” deal with its largest investor. The heavi

Xstrata, the London-listed mining group, is set to launch a $6bn (£4.2bn) capital raising as it looks to reduce its debt burden in the wake of the global commodities slump.

The UK’s two biggest property companies will sell about £750m worth of retail assets within weeks as they try to pay off debts, The Times has learnt. It is understood that British Land is close to selling

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Originally, Valero planned to keep parts of the refinery open during the maintenance.

The sheer scale of the global downturn was brought home yesterday with the announcement of more than 70,000 job cuts across the world. In one of the darkest days since the credit crunch started, more than 4,000 posts in Britain

Alistair Darling should tell taxpayers the true cost of his multibillion-pound schemes to bail out the banking system, MPs demand. A critical report from a Labour-dominated Commons committee, published today, says that the Trea

A clause inserted during the Abu Dhabi Royal Family’s investment in Barclays last October has made it practically impossible for the Government to take a meaningful stake in the bank, the Times has learnt. The small p

Alistair Darling was on Monday night battling to avoid fully nationalising Royal Bank of Scotland after the state-controlled lender suffered a 67% plunge in its share price when it revealed the biggest loss in Britain’s corporate histor

Sir Philip Hampton, the City grandee who chairs the J Sainsbury supermarkets chain, is being lined up to become the new chairman of the crisis-hit Royal Bank of Scotland, writes the Telegraph. A Russian billionaire was on the v

Taxpayer guarantees worth tens of billions of pounds are being considered by Alistair Darling to kick-start bank lending to big business, The Times has learnt, while Lord Mandelson will outline plans today to boost lending to small and medium siz

Britain’s retailers suffered their worst Christmas on record, according to dismal trading figures released on Tuesday that lay bare the pain felt by the high street over the festive period. As Land of Leather on Monda

A Government guarantee for bonds backed by mortgages and other types of loan is set to be announced by Alistair Darling, the Chancellor. Darling will move to offer Government insurance on behalf of banks wanting to securitise n

The UK-based vendor has created a Trader Notification Service (TNS) Consortium representing the bank, broker and IT communities, to push the concept.

The UK-based vendor has created a Trader Notification Service (TNS) Consortium representing the bank, broker and IT communities, to push the concept.