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Greece?s prime minister was under pressure to reshuffle his cabinet after a series of resignations in response to the latest austerity measures

Investors wary after eurozone dismisses Greek budget cuts as incomplete, with a more sombre mood increasing demand for perceived havens

Unguarded comments from Wolfgang Schäuble fuel expectations that Lisbon may have to ask for additional rescue funds and more time to pay back

Stunted economic growth in Europe takes a toll as the IEA, the oil watchdog for industrialised countries, makes its sixth consecutive reduction

The gap increases more than expected for December, rising 2.7 per cent to $48.8bn, the highest level since June

UK bank capped investment banking bonuses at £65,000, with the overall bonus pool at the division down by a third to £1.5bn

The chief of the Palo Alto hedge fund has been charged with insider trading as part of the US government?s investigation into corruption on Wall Street

Kazuo Hirai, the incoming chief executive, wants a leaner and more integrated company

Boko Haram has links in government and ability to extend iattacks to previously safe parts of the country, national security adviser warns

The White House has backed down in the face of a wave of church and conservative criticism and agreed to modify a rule requiring employers, including ones with religious ties, to offer health insurance that covers contraception

Greece?s prime minister was under pressure to reshuffle his cabinet after a series of resignations in response to the latest austerity measures

Investors wary after eurozone dismisses Greek budget cuts as incomplete, with a more sombre mood increasing demand for perceived havens

Unguarded comments from Wolfgang Schäuble fuel expectations that Lisbon may have to ask for additional rescue funds and more time to pay back

Stunted economic growth in Europe takes a toll as the IEA, the oil watchdog for industrialised countries, makes its sixth consecutive reduction

The gap increases more than expected for December, rising 2.7 per cent to $48.8bn, the highest level since June

UK bank capped investment banking bonuses at £65,000, with the overall bonus pool at the division down by a third to £1.5bn

Kazuo Hirai, the incoming chief executive, wants a leaner and more integrated company

The chief of the Palo Alto hedge fund has been charged with insider trading as part of the US government?s investigation into corruption on Wall Street

Activists say residents heard three blasts and gunfire, while state TV says civilians and military personnel killed in two blasts

The White House has backed down in the face of a wave of church and conservative criticism and agreed to modify a rule requiring employers, including ones with religious ties, to offer health insurance that covers contraception

Greece?s prime minister was under pressure to reshuffle his cabinet after a series of resignations in response to the latest austerity measures

Unguarded comments from Wolfgang Schäuble fuel expectations that Lisbon may have to ask for additional rescue funds and more time to pay back

The gap increases more than expected for December, rising 2.7 per cent to $48.8bn, the highest level since June

Mining magnate Rinehart battles to block journalists reporting a family legal dispute ? as she increases her media interests

Activists say residents heard three blasts and gunfire, while state TV says civilians and military personnel killed in two blasts

While a smattering of foreign business people are trickling back, most companies are reluctant to restart operations until after June elections

Boko Haram has links in government and ability to extend iattacks to previously safe parts of the country, national security adviser warns

Authorities in north-eastern Brazil?s booming Bahia state were desperately trying to end a police strike on Thursday night that has led to a wave of homicides

Finding a middle ground between advancing China?s interests and accommodating the west may be difficult during outspoken Xi Jinping?s US visit

Fears mount over government?s commitment to reform after activist monk detained only weeks after being released

Investors wary after eurozone dismisses Greek budget cuts as incomplete, with a more sombre mood increasing demand for perceived havens

US stocks retreated in early trading as splits emerged in Greece over a deal on austerity measures to secure additional bail-out funds

Stunted economic growth in Europe takes a toll as the IEA, the oil watchdog for industrialised countries, makes its sixth consecutive reduction

Single currency ?in limbo? ahead of austerity ratification while sterling holds up despite the Bank of England pumping £50bn more into economy

The rejection by eurozone finance ministers of a Greek budget deal triggers a downcast trading start, with only a smattering of positive results

Barclays adds 2.5% but it is not enough to lift the FTSE 100 as concerns over the Greek bail-out linger and miners lead stocks lower

?Unusual? and bold comments from Jun Azumi, finance minister, about unilateral intervention threaten to stoke tensions with the US over currency

Asian markets are lower after European finance ministers hold back a rescue package for Greece, setting out a fresh batch of conditions

Eurozone finance ministers dismiss a reputed ?3.3bn package of Greek budget cuts and send the country?s finance minister back to Athens

While yields look likely to climb they are still much lower than bond yields on the Chinese mainland and there are reasons for caution

To listen to Moscow?s explanations for backing the Assad regime, you would think the Syrian rebellion was a US-inspired plot, writes Philip Stephens

The important question is how the world deals with its excess savings potential, writes Samuel Brittan

Only pure genius or enormous luck could produce a perfectly designed Greek programme, writes Mohamed El-Erian

The retirement of its global head of corporate communications shows Goldman Sachs wants to turn over a new leaf, writes Gary Silverman

British would do well to focus on culture rather than economics or military hardware, writes Ramachandra Guha

If capitalists wish to avoid more regulation, they must get behind better governmental oversight., writes Steven Rattner

Chinese leaders and academics argued China was not suited to democracy and it would slow down economic development

With weak demand in Europe, the steelmaker must face up to market dynamics of the world champion of steel producers

Financiers? dotcom mistake of the 1990s could recur unless they are restrained in the face of the Silicon Valley gold rush, writes John Gapper

Those who hope to be summoned to the Palace may think a little bit harder before holding out for a giant bonus, writes Jonathan Ford

Chief executive Jean-Yves Hocher reveals changes to corporate and investment bank in response to Basel III regulatory overhaul

Christian Meissner handed sole responsibility for the business, while Michael Rubinoff will become chairman of the division

Headhunters are busy in anticipation of a wave of layoffs that could make the market for investment banking talent the busiest for more than a decade

Professionals in work want to stay put but those seeking jobs are looking at options they would not have considered previously

The investment bank reveals a series of dramatic cost cuts after grappling with tumultuous trading conditions in the latter part of the year