Larry Goodman pays €15m to acquire full control of Galway Clinic
Seen & Heard: Central Bank of Ireland quietly drops inquiry into former Irish Nationwide boss Michael Fingleton
UK’s SFO charges two former Serco directors in electronic tagging inquiry
Scandal concerns how contractor billed for electronic tagging contracts
Five arrested in investigation into collapse of Patisserie Valerie
British cafe chain was plunged into crisis after discovery of accounting irregularities
Second ex Barclays banker convicted in London Euribor re-trial
Colin Bermingham was found guilty by a majority verdict after two-month trial
Ex-Barclays trader convicted in Euribor rigging scandal
Carlo Palombo found guilty of role in interbank lending rate fixing
British court dismisses charges against Barclays over 2008 Qatar deal
UK Serious Fraud Office ‘likely to seek to reinstate’ charges by applying to high court
Britain’s SFO seeks retrial of former Tesco directors
Serious Fraud Office looks for retrial over £250m accounting scandal
Tesco fraud trial abandoned after defendant’s heart attack
Jury discharged in case centred on 2014 revelation retailer overstated profit by £250m
Zuma under pressure as FBI probes US links to Gupta family
Probes into alleged graft involving controversial South African business family widen
Airbus hires outside monitors amid fraud inquiries
Move comes after France follows Britain and launches investigation into sale of jetliners
Tesco to pay €247m to settle false accounting charges
Months of talks yield agreement over 2014 profit overstatement including €98m compensation
BHS exits British high street after 88 years
Administrators shut final 22 shops across UK in chain that had more than 150 outlets
Sixth broker cleared in Libor case, dealing blow to investigators
Darrell Read not guilty of helping convicted trader Tom Hayes to rig Libor
Ex trader Hayes wanted to do job perfectly, Libor trial hears
Tom Hayes, the first person to face trial by jury over allegations he conspired to rig global Libor interest rates
First defendant in Libor scandal faces jury trial in London
Tom Hayes has pleaded not guilty in trial that starts on Tuesday
Hewlett-Packard escalates its battle with Michael Lynch
firm is suing the Autonomy co-founder, as well as a former chief financial officer, for $5.1 billion.
Britain’s Serious Fraud Office ends investigation into Autonomy sale to HP
SFO says that, on the information available to it, there is insufficient evidence for a realistic prospect of conviction
Ex-boss of UK retailer JJB Sports jailed for fraud
Former CEO of failed chain gets four-year sentence over £1m fraud
Fifa loses top-tier sponsor Emirates
Electronics giant Sony also reviewings its relationship with world football’s governing body
RBS criminal inquiry set to drag on
Hopes that government-controlled lender can swiftly put past scandals behind it are dashed
UK fraud office investigates GSK after claims of bribery
Serious Fraud Office probes drugmaker’s practices in ‘numerous’ jurisdictions
Barclays traders appear in court over alleged Libor fixing
Men are charged with manipulating rates to improve their own or their colleagues’ trading positions
Former Barclays bankers charged over Libor scandal
Barclays paid $450 million to settle allegations that it had manipulated Libor interest rates
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