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US demands health screening of Lockerbie bomber

31.08.11
A US senator has called for American officials to be given access to the Lockerbie bomber to assess his health... more

US turns the tables on Standard & Poor's

18.08.11
Ratings agency Standard & Poor's set to pay the price for daring to strip the US of its AAA credit rating amid reports of a probe into its ratings of toxic mortgage-backed bonds before the credit crunch... more

Pressure builds on James Murdoch as City funds and US question his role

14.07.11
James Murdoch faces growing pressure to step down as boss of BSkyB as the fallout from the phone hacking scandal spread across the Atlantic... more

Hurricane Katrina police 'shot first, asked later'

28.06.11
Police decided to 'shoot first and ask questions later' when they shot dead two unarmed people and wounded four others in the chaotic aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, a court hears... more

Goldman Sachs expects US subpoenas soon

20.05.11
Goldman Sachs expects to be served subpoenas from U.S. prosecutors seeking more information about the firm's mortgage-related business, the Wall Street Journal reports.... more

Google's advertising undergoing US probe

11.05.11
Google Inc says it has set aside $500 million to settle the U.S. Justice department's probe into the company's online advertising practices, signalling yet another row with the regulators... more

Gambling crackdown in US leaves British rivals feeling flush

18.04.11
An American crackdown handed the joker to London-listed internet poker companies today... more

U.S. watchdog to launch investigation into Google 'monopoly'

05.04.11
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission watchdog may launch a monopoly investigation into Google's dominance of the Internet search industry, according to reports ... more

BP shares dive after US says it will sue over oil spill

16.12.10
The US government is to sue BP over the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, potentially costing the fuel giant billions of dollars in costs and damages... more

Cable & Wireless hit by tighter public sector spending

20.07.10
Cable & Wireless Worldwide warns that trading has been hit by a significant slowdown in the public sector following the emergency Budget... more

US targets HSBC clients in crackdown on tax evaders

06.07.10
The US Justice Department is stepping up its probe into possible tax evasion by clients of large banks, and has HSBC customers in its sights... more

We lost out on 'fraud' product, say Goldman Sachs bosses

20.04.10
Goldman fraud claims: Goldman Sachs bosses claim their firm actually lost more than $100 million (£65 million) on the allegedly fraudulent mortgage-related product it helped to create... more

Psst! Bribery laws are about to get a lot tougher

04.03.10
Legal analysis: The Government is cracking down on cash bungs and other corporate ‘gifts’ as bribery allegations continue to crop up... more

Seatwave angry at clear path for Ticketmaster and Live Nation merger

26.01.10
Seatwave ticket exchange firm criticises US decision to clear Live Nation and Ticketmaster merger... more

Britons accused of bribery in US arms deal

21.01.10
Five British executives arrested after an undercover FBI operation into alleged attempted bribery of foreign government officials... more

Worry over American deal adds to BA’s growing woes

22.12.09
With strikes, snow and now worries over its alliance with American Airlines, British Airways boss Willie Walsh faces a bleak Christmas and a distinctly unhappy new year... more

Madeleine McCann businessman arrested at hotel

25.11.09
Businessman once hired to help look for Madeleine McCann who is wanted by US authorities over an alleged fraud was arrested at a hotel, according to sources... more

Airline deal stalls over competition concerns

28.10.09
The three-way alliance between British Airways, American Airlines and Spain’s Iberia is facing the kind of delay that passengers may find familiar ... more

Threat of US Congress inquiry into Brown and Lockerbie

03.09.09
Gordon Brown was threatened with a possible US Congress inquiry into the Lockerbie affair amid growing American anger with Britain... more

US launches swaps probe

14.07.09
The US Justice Department has opened a probe into the market for credit-default swaps, it emerged ... more

Old wounds reopened as US sues BP for Alaskan oil spills

01.04.09
BP is being sued by the US Government over the spillage of more than 200,000 gallons of crude oil on the Alaskan arctic tundra in 2006... more

PartyGaming plays a £323m winning hand

06.02.09
Leisure: Online poker is on the up as PartyGaming, the company behind market leader PartyPoker, said sales in the fourth quarter were up 3 per cent ... more

Pressure grows on BAE over 'bribery'

23.01.09
Defence: Defence giant BAE Systems is back in the dock over alleged corruption and bribery... more

Flights will cost £35 less as BA cuts fuel charge

17.12.08
British Airways will drop its fuel surcharge by as much as a third on long-haul flights, the airline announced... more

Market report: Gloomy brokers add to the pub chains’ misery

29.08.08
The lack of spare cash in drinkers’ pockets appears to be having a detrimental effect on the UK’s big pub chains, judging by the collapse in their share prices this year.... more

Third BAE boss is bribe probe target

05.06.08
Defence contractor's business development director is issued with a subpoena... more

BAE set for rough time in the arms of Justice

20.05.08
You can't have fair trials only for people who are innocent, in the same way that you can't have free speech only for people you agree with... more

Saviour of Bear faces hedge fund mauling

19.03.08
Stock markets have delivered a massive vote of confidence, or perhaps it was thanks, to JPMorgan Chase for its bailout of stricken investment bank Bear Stearns... more

Saviour of Bear faces hedge fund mauling

19.03.08
Anthony Hilton suspects JPMorgan Chase could regret bailing out Bear Sterns... more


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