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A startup that wants to be the iOS of Wall Street has made 2 big hires
The company counts some of the biggest players on Wall Street as its clients.
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The company counts some of the biggest players on Wall Street as its clients.
Sir Hector Sants, former head of the now disbanded Financial Services Authority, is due to give evidence in secret in December.
The bank accidentally released financial results late on Monday by uploading to its website a table of historical figures with 'hidden but accessible' figures.
BRIGHTHOUSE is to pay out £14.8MILLION in compensation to customers after the financial watchdog found that it had treated customers unfairly. Some customers will have the loans written off, while others will be handed back cash due to the investigatio
THE pound has continued to rise ahead of a European Council Summit which will debate Brexit talks. By 8am this morning Sterling had risen in value to 1.1232 euros compared to yesterday at 5pm of 1.1222. It comes amid news that the UK is o
Forgetting your railcard can mean a hefty bill when the ticket inspector comes – or at least it used to
Startups are promoting their ICOs on platforms like messaging app Telegram, Twitter, and Slack.
The UK and US don't make the cut and Switzerland isn't number one.
Mark Yallop pointed to electronic trading and the fragmentation of international regulators as threats to good conduct and trust in global markets.
The Chinese president's name was added to the country's constitution on Tuesday, the first time a living leader's name has been added since Mao ruled.
For the first time ever, people say they plan to spend more money online than in stores this holiday shopping season.
More than £100millon in unfair tax will be siphoned out of people's pensions this year alone according to new figures - but you can claim it back
The Baupost Group, one of the world's largest hedge funds with $31 billion, made nearly no money in the third quarter and holds 40% of its assets in cash.
Facebook's advertising problem isn't just a national political issue; it's a global one.
Darlene Pasquill, a Credit Suisse veteran and the head of Americas equities business, has left the bank, according to people familiar with the matter. She...
Stocks hit all-time highs early on Monday before sliding into the market close.
Foreign holders of US stocks could see a much bigger boost from Trump's tax plan than middle-income Americans, according toa new analysis.
While the headline numbers show a growing, healthy economy, there's a lot more going on under the surface that needs to be paid attention to.
Alfa Romeo has high hopes for its beefy four-door as it re-establishes itself in the USA.
"To understand what’s going on in “the economy,” it is a serious mistake to look at average statistics," writes Ray Dalio.
Morgan Stanley analysts already see what uncertainty over the ACA's future is doing to hospitals, and it's not good.
Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas published a research note in which he assessed some trends for raid-hailing services and taxi patronage in NYC.
Jason Furman, President Barack Obama's former chief economist, takes issue with the White House's claim of a sharp wage boost from corporate tax cuts.
The Westin New York in Times Square is selling a gold-flecked bagel that costs $1,000.
Billionaire hedge fund manager Bill Ackman told the CEO of activist target ADP that he gets "more clicks on the internet" than anyone but Donald Trump.
RENT PAYMENTS should be automatically used as part of credit scores to help struggling Generation Rent get a house, MPs have said. The move has been backed by the Residential Landlords Association, who say it can help to give a more accurate assessment of