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Global recovery fears as Chinese growth plunges

18.10.11
Fears of a hard landing for China's surging economy mount as Beijing spooks stock markets with much weaker-than-expected growth... more

Markets rise on eurozone talk... but for how long?

05.10.11
Plans to prop up Europe's tottering banks tempt battered investors back into the fray as stock markets rally... more

City Spy: French bankers in City turn to drink

15.09.11
Was it more a case of drowning their sorrows than celebrating? Some of the top names in London's French banking fraternity were out in force at an autumn champagne reception thrown by BNP Paribas at the Saatchi Gallery on the King's Road... more

Credit ratings cut for two of France's biggest banks

14.09.11
France humiliated as ratings agency Moody's cuts the credit score of two of the nation's biggest banks on fears over the devastating impact of a Greek default... more

Market report: Soco slips as takeover talk is sunk

14.09.11
Soco International has long been a favourite of the market gossips, but the mid-tier oil explorer slipped 1.9p to 343.2p as hopes of an imminent approach were dashed... more

BNP Paribas shares hit as it denies dollar market problem

13.09.11
A rattled BNP Paribas is forced to deny it has been shut out of wholesale dollar markets as shares in the French banking giant take another pasting... more

Desire is on the skids as it fails to update disappointed punters

12.09.11
No news was certainly not considered good news by long-suffering investors in Desire Petroleum... more

Shares plunge as France and Greece spark fresh alarm

12.09.11
Alarms over the financial health of France's biggest banks and a looming Greek default send shares across Europe plunging... more

France leads Europe in banning short selling of stocks

12.08.11
France, Italy, Spain and Belgium will ban the short-selling of stocks says European market regulator ESMA... more

BAA raises $1bn with debut US 10-year bond

23.06.11
Heathrow-owner BAA raises $1 billion (£625million) from its first venture into the American institutional debt market... more

Banker's bosses 'did him a favour with unfair sacking'

13.04.11
Banker who won a £500,000 payout after being discriminated against for being British faced claims that his French bosses did him a favour by sacking him - because he managed to avoid the banking crisis... more

Portugal feels €1bn pain

06.04.11
Markets put the squeeze on embattled Portugal as the nation is forced to pay through the nose to borrow €1 billion (£878 million) in short-term debt... more

Fears of new euro crisis fade as Spain and Italy bonds lift

13.01.11
Immediate fears over another eurozone debt crisis recede after Spain and Italy successfully raise €9 billion from international markets... more

BNP Paribas profits beat expectations in tough market

02.08.10
BNP Paribas posts higher than expected second-quarter profit thanks to lower loan provisions and strong retail banking, despite volatile financial market conditions... more

French football team's sponsors drop imploding World Cup squad

21.06.10
Sponsors are starting to distance themselves from France’s scandal-hit football team as its World Cup campaign falls apart... more

World stocks tumble as market rout gathers pace

25.05.10
Global stock markets tumble as the sovereign debt crisis in Europe threatens to derail the world economy... more

Wall Street bank ‘fraud’ investigation widens

13.05.10
The investigation into potential fraud on Wall Street extends to question several banks over mortgage-related investment deals... more

BNP Paribas heavily exposed to Greek loans

06.05.10
BNP Paribas admits it has a €5 billion exposure to Greek sovereign debt, making it the most exposed of all the banks in France, the country which has lent most to the stricken nation... more

British Airways is tipped for take-off despite crew worry

04.12.09
British Airways’ long-suffering passengers may be livid over cabin crews’ threat to strike this month, but Citigroup reckons there could be a bright side to the industrial action, for investors at least... more

FSA launches probe into Pernod swaps

24.08.09
The Financial Services Authority is investigating trades of Pernod credit default swaps ... more

Lloyds Banking gets 65 percent take-up for bond offer

02.04.09
Lloyds Banking Group investors have so far taken up over 65% of its offer to swap up to £7.5 billion of bonds for higher quality debt, aimed at improving its balance sheet... more

AIG stars to hand back $50m bonuses

24.03.09
Top executives at American International Group, the bailed-out insurer, have agreed to return about $50 million of bonuses paid last year... more

'Lewd remarks of my spurned City boss'

03.03.09
A City banker has told how she was subjected to a stream of sexual harassment from her boss... more

City boss and his 'brothel of women brokers'

02.03.09
A City boss said he felt he was "running a brothel" and referred to women brokers on his staff as a "team of prostitutes", it was claimed ... more

European banks need £56bn to boost capital, says Merrill

20.10.08
European banks will have to raise at least another £56.3 billion to boost their capital reserves, a major report predicts... more

Interbank lending rates slip but many still hoarding cash

15.10.08
Banking: The strained money markets showed tentative signs of easing in the wake of unprecedented global action to stem the financial crisis... more

Calyon set to fire hundreds of bankers

08.09.08
French investment bank Calyon is poised to cut up to 1,200 jobs, mainly in London and New York, according to reports in Paris... more

Sastre's riding high after winning Tour

28.07.08
Carlos Sastre was delighted to get his hands on the Tour de France trophy following the last stage ceremonial trek into Paris... more

Tour stage made for sprint kings

07.07.08
Sprinters will be on their favourite terrain in 208km run from St Malo to Nantes... more

Doors which could have saved Arsema Dawit broken for months

06.06.08
Security doors that could have saved stabbed schoolgirl Arsema Dawit were left in disrepair for months after failures by council bosses... more


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