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City Spy: Tidjane Thiam’s Société Générale role was always a bad idea

19.03.10
Amazing how Pru chief Tidjane Thiam thought that being a non-executive director at Société Générale would only take up a day a month of his time... more

Foreign diplomats in London who treat their staff as ‘slaves’ face being sent home

18.03.10
Foreign diplomats in London who treat staff as 'slaves' face having their embassies named and shamed and being sent home in disgrace... more

Designer ranges do the trick for Debenhams clothes sales

16.03.10
Debenhams thanks designers including Ben de Lisi for helping it to win market share from rivals and putting it on a trajectory of “improving” sales... more

Bali bomb mastermind ‘dies in shoot-out’

09.03.10
The man accused of masterminding the 2002 Bali bombings is believed to have been killed in a shoot-out between Islamic militants and Indonesian police... more

London to Beijing 200mph rail link could be built within next 10 years

09.03.10
A London to Beijing rail link could be built within the next 10 years... more

Shell targeting Arrow Energy with £2bn joint bid

08.03.10
Royal Dutch Shell shows its hunger for a slice of the growing liquefied natural gas industry as it launched a £2 billion joint bid for Arrow Energy, an Australian coal-bed methane producer... 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

Warning of a ‘mass exodus’ as top bankers quit London

04.03.10
The boss of one of Robert Walters, one of the City's biggest headhunters, says “hordes” of top bankers are quitting state-backed banks because of curbs on bonuses... more

Michael Foot was more wrong about more things than any other modern politician

03.03.10
Obituary: Such is the importance of character to the English sensibility that the death of Michael Foot will be lamented more deeply and sincerely than that of more substantial politicians of his age... more

World's biggest eBay scammers to be sentenced for golf club fraud

01.03.10
Seven members of a gang behind a multi-million pound fake golf club scam believed to be the largest such conspiracy ever to be uncovered on eBay face jail... more

China's Li Na sets sights on number one spot

22.02.10
Li Na is aiming for the women's tennis top ranking, just weeks after becoming the first Chinese player ever to enter the top 10... more

An Education hoping for critics' top marks

18.02.10
Acclaimed movie An Education is hoping for glory tonight as it heads the shortlist for the annual awards of the London Film Critics' Circle.... more

Father blasts Foreign office over his girl’s ‘abduction’

15.02.10
British advertising executive has criticised the Foreign Office for failing to help after his 11-year-old daughter was 'abducted' and 'held for ransom' in an African embassy... more

Richard Thomas writes dance show about women's shoes for Sadler's Wells

08.02.10
Creator of West End hit Jerry Springer: The Opera is writing a dance show about women’s obsession with shoes... more

Dubai woe hits reputation of Islamic finance

14.12.09
Analysis: Islamic bankers are now as popular as the rest of the banking profession... more

G20 summit spectacular: World banks on London

27.03.09
For a few extraordinary days, London becomes the centre of the world once again as leaders from around the world arrive for the G20 summit... more

Salamander sparks a takeover tussle with its £500 million swoop for Serica

29.09.08
A takeover battle has broken out between two of London's more highly-rated oil and gas plays after a shock approach by Salamander Energy for Serica Energy was rejected as "opportunistic and crazy" ... more

Ben's boys storm Tropic Thunder

18.09.08
Actor-director Ben Stiller has assembled an all-star cast for his war movie satire Tropic Thunder — but parodying Hollywood is too easy.... more

Cut and run to the sun

18.08.08
Hundreds of pounds have been slashed off the cost of last-minute longhaul holidays during this and next month as airlines struggle to fill empty seats... more

Xstrata is extending its Indophil bid

15.08.08
Mining giant Xstrata has extended its A$540 million (£251.5million) takeover bid for Indophil Resources... more

Malaysia comes to London

21.07.08
Southeast Asian food, crafts, handicrafts and cultural performances will transform Potters Fields Park for Malaysian Week.... more

Indophil chiefs fight Xstrata

20.06.08
Mining giant Xstrata is facing a rearguard action by executives at Australian copper miner Indophil Resources aimed at thwarting the British company's hostile bid for the company... more

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