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The London head of US banking giant Goldman Sachs has been awarded a £9m bonus, according to reports.

A French businessman has been jailed for 18 months for refusing to cooperate with the FSA in an investigation into an possible illegal investment scheme.

Standard & Poor's saw 95 ETFs launched on its stock market indices in 2010, the biggest annual total in the index provider's history.

US GDP grew to an annualised rate of 3.2% in Q4 2010, driven by consumer spending.

The UK and US are 'lying' about rising inflation, while most other governments around the world acknowledge this is happening, says Jim Rogers.

SIPP and SSAS provider Hornbuckle Mitchell has launched a pension benefits illustration system.

Trade union leaders met today to coordinate national strikes on 26 March over cuts to public sector pay and pensions.

In an open letter to the FSA, FSCS and Parliament, IFA Informed Choice asks if it is fair to pay a levy equivalent to 1% of turnover for other firms' failures.

Former The Apprentice contestant and mortgage broker Christopher Farrell today received a nine-month suspended prison sentence for doctoring applications to hit sales targets.

Just 4% of the population has made firm plans to fund their future long-term care (LTC) needs while two thirds (63%) have not even considered the matter, according to ABI research.