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November 07, 2014

Morrisons supermarket suffers another sales fall

Supermarket Morrisons suffered a 6.3% fall in sales in the three months to 2 November compared with a year earlier.

November 06, 2014

Toyota raises full-year profit forecast

Japan's biggest car manufacturer, Toyota, has raised its full-year profit forecast by 12.4%, citing a weaker yen and cost cutting efforts.

November 05, 2014

HSBC sets aside $378m for potential forex-rigging fines

HSBC has warned it is facing a $378m (£237m) penalty for rigging currency markets and a possible criminal investigation in France over alleged tax offences.

November 04, 2014

Samsung wobbles but stays its ground

Seoul (AFP) - Buffeted by sliding profits and emboldened competitors, mighty Samsung Electronics is looking unusually vulnerable these days, but analysts say its financial muscle and product diversity make "crisis" talk more than a little premature.

November 03, 2014

RBS reserves £400m for currency probe

Royal Bank of Scotland has set aside £400m to cover potential costs from an investigation into alleged manipulation of the foreign exchange market.

November 02, 2014

Sony reports a quarterly loss of $1.2bn

Japanese consumer electronics giant Sony has reported a net loss for the three months to September of 136bn yen ($1.2bn; £762m).

November 01, 2014

JP Morgan directors top income averages of investment banks

Investment banks may be cutting back on their trading activities but for those still in the market the money remains good – especially at JP Morgan.