Ben Rattray, 31, from the US, planned to be a banker before turning to activism when his brother came out as gay
Change is going to come... via Change.org
Monday 14 May 2012
The petition website that ignited a US protest movement is launching in the UK
Once-mighty JP Morgan plunges on $2bn London trading crisis
Saturday 12 May 2012
'Heads will roll' at Wall Street giant long seen as a safe operator as investigation begins
£1.2bn JP Morgan Chase loss investigated
Friday 11 May 2012
A team of high-stakes traders, including one dubbed the London Whale, were today at the centre of an investigation over £1.2 billion losses at America's biggest bank.
Market Report: Man's fall towards Footsie relegation is halted
Saturday 21 April 2012
Fans of Man Group have been rather conspicuous by their absence recently. The hedge fund giant has suffered a dramatic fall from grace, with the stock losing a third of its value in a month, meaning its share price is now three-quarters lower than in 2009.
Meet the women who lead the charge in our top businesses
Sunday 11 March 2012
Male directors of British companies still vastly outnumber female ones, but things could soon change thanks to the efforts of pioneers such as these. Kate Youde reports on gender imbalance in the boardroom
Tchenguiz property firm Peverel rescued in £62m deal
Wednesday 07 March 2012
Peverel, the property management group that was once part of Vincent Tchenguiz's empire, was rescued yesterday, almost a year to the day after it went into
Morrisons 'unlikely' to hit profit forecasts for this year
Sunday 04 March 2012
Morrisons will unveil an expansion of its fledgling convenience stores and online non-food lines on Thursday when it posts a rise in full-year underlying profits.
Broker in Punch Taverns insider trading storm to accept fine
Sunday 12 February 2012
The broker at the centre of the Greenlight Capital insider trading scandal will not fight his £350,000 fine despite clients and rivals agreeing that he did little wrong.
Blankfein fails to land lead role in Facebook flotation
Thursday 02 February 2012
Goldman Sachs boss Lloyd Blankfein has failed to win the coveted role of lead banking adviser in the Facebook stock market float, despite having already invested in the social networking website.
Goldman loses out on lead float role for Facebook
Thursday 02 February 2012
Goldman Sachs boss Lloyd Blankfein has failed to win the coveted role of lead bank in the Facebook stock market float, despite having already invested in the social networking website.
Spotlight on: Brian Moynihan, chief executive, Bank of America
Friday 20 January 2012
Ooh, that's a tough job
It sure is. BofA is the definitely the shakiest of the big US banks, having never pulled itself free of the credit crisis. But Mr Moynihan is used to dealing with a few bruises. Earlier in his career he would regularly come to the office all beaten up from a rugby game the night before.
JPMorgan sets tone for Wall Street with pay cut
Saturday 14 January 2012
America's biggest bank, JPMorgan Chase, has announced a sharp fall in investment banking profits and a massive cut in its investment bankers' pay.
Rothschild stokes £1.5bn coal struggle
Sunday 08 January 2012
Nat Rothschild has gained the upper hand in his power struggle with the Indonesian Bakrie family, after side-lining their top adviser at Bumi Resources, the £1.5bn-valued coal-mining concern that they co-own.
Fees bonanza after Old Mutual sell-off
Friday 16 December 2011
The moribund City deal market got an injection of life yesterday when Old Mutual said it would offload its Nordic business for £2.1bn.








