BRUSSELS (Reuters) -European Union antitrust regulators fined Barclays, Credit Suisse, HSBC and RBS a total of 344 million euros ($390 million) on Thursday for rigging the foreign exchange spot trading market.
EU antitrust regulators on Thursday fined Barclays, RBS, HSBC and Credit Suisse a total of 344 million euros ($389.7 million) for taking part in a foreign exchange spot trading cartel.
Russian Central Bank Governor Elvira Nabiullina said on Thursday that inflation staying high for long enough could undermine the central bank's credibility, speaking ahead of the next rate-setting meeting on Dec. 17.
Four days a week, no meetings, you choose the hours and work where you want.
Facebook could be sued by consumer groups for privacy violations, an adviser to Europe's top court said on Thursday, in a German online gaming case that could pave the way for similar action across the EU.
Sustainability-focused investors believe a little effort can go a long way toward finding profitable opportunities buried in incomplete corporate environmental or social impact filings.
A German consumer body can sue Facebook for privacy violations, an adviser to Europe's top court said on Thursday in a case about online gamers' personal data.
China receives US equipment to make advanced chips despite new rules - report
China receives US equipment to make advanced chips despite new rules-report
U.S. Treasury yields have peaked, say strategists for fourth straight month: Reuters poll
Google's expert in US antitrust trial defends billions paid to device makers
Post-strike Hollywood rushes to get film, TV sets humming
