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Finma said unnamed individual used wife’s account to trade on sensitive information
Mistrust and realpolitik complicate efforts to protect public health
London police to bring in facial recognition tech, Bird swoops on Circ, Tonal workout
Investor group led by the CofE launches database to track tailings dams after Brazil disaster
Documents sent to employees at Accenture-operated European site
The costs of energy transition and how populism could heat up the climate fight
Former protégé of Neil Woodford seeks to reassure investors by repositioning portfolio
News that BR Shetty used stock as security against debt taken on to buy currency platform adds to scrutiny of his business
Deal could allow Californian group to close gap on Lime in Europe
Struggling regional airline requests funds as part of agreed rescue deal
He says he wants to reposition the energy major in the age of climate change activism
Chief executive Jes Staley is right to hold his line over the squeeze on bonus pool payouts
Patient in Chicago hospitalised but authorities say risk to US public is still low
European banks, ‘Mack the Knife’, Amundi, UBS, Environment bonds
Shares drop even though Swedish telecoms group beats overall revenue growth forecasts
Acquisition creates group with about 20m customers and 140 aircraft
It has become flabby and bureaucratic, but we would miss the corporation if we lost it
Competition regulator claims Facebook failed to comply with 2018 demand
London court overturns decision that insurer owed the money to 23 former staff
Financial regulator orders banks to simplify rates for customers
Rollout comes despite widespread calls to pause use of technology
19 financial providers put to the test over two years
Tickets website has to navigate an overhaul of UK rail’s supporting infrastructure
Thane Gustafson demonstrates the realpolitik of energy supply in geopolitical relations with Russia
A study of conduct in the banking industry points — unfairly — to market-rigging
