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• Dell shareholder Icahn opposes go-private deal, seeks payout
• RBS restores customer service after technical glitch
• Goldman hires Morgan Stanley's Asia investment banking head
• Exclusive: Monte Paschi seeks 1.2 billion euros damages over derivatives
• Timeline: Microsoft's battle with EU antitrust regulators
• Microsoft fined $731 million for breaking EU antitrust promise
• Ambac asks judge to bar creditors' board nominee
• Average new-car loan a record 65 months in fourth quarter
• Long-serving Roche chairman to step down next year
• Hedge fund firm Lansdowne says Ruddock to retire as CEO
• Alibaba eyes up to $8 billion jumbo loan
• Swiss back executive pay curbs-referendum projection
• Judge cuts Apple award versus Samsung, sets new damages trial
• Britain scraps private finance plan for Crossrail trains
• Monte Paschi wants damages from former executives, banks
• Analysis: Schwab class-action win aids brokers, may hurt investors
• Three men arrested in UK insider dealing probe
• Italian consumer watchdog appeals to block Monte Paschi bailout
• Santander boss planning to appeal court's pardon ruling
• EU watchdog worries about how banks add up risks
• Honeywell to test some F-35 parts after smoke incident
• Goldman managing director in insider trading probe leaves bank
• Siemens to speed up efforts to cut NSN stake: FT
• Vivendi nears sale of GVT with green light from Brazil: report
• RBS seen planning Citizens Financial IPO
• Sharp revival plan unlikely to include Hon Hai capital: sources
• Rothschild defeated in Bumi showdown
• Consumer group says Monte Paschi may face more losses
• Buyout firms line up multi-billion euro bids for Elior
• Exclusive: Apple, Macs hit by hackers who targeted Facebook
• Deloitte sued over audits of ChinaCast Education
• Google risks huge fine under new EU data rules: top official
• UK's Lloyds fined $6.7 million for mis-sold insurance
• Edmond de Rothschild to set up merchant banking unit in London: FT

• Nokia CEO's pay package halved in 2012
• Dell says Icahn opposes go-private deal
• Monte Paschi's spokesman found dead: sources
• EU fines Microsoft $731 million for broken promise, warns others
• EU fines Microsoft $731 million for failed promise, warns others
• Top shareholder demands Dell open books as buyout looms
• State regulators urge Congress to probe high-frequency trading
• Telefonica gets $1 billion credit line for Ericsson infrastructure
• Berkshire on hunt for more Heinz-like deals: Buffett
• Berkshire on hunt for more Heinz-like deals -Buffett
• Egypt bars OCI chief from leaving country: state media
• Swiss back executive pay curbs, referendum projection shows
• Judge cuts Apple award vs Samsung, sets new damages trial
• French police search EDF chief's office in EnBW probe
• Peregrine boss Wasendorf starts serving 50-year jail term
• Man Group's revival hinges on flagship fund
• Three men arrested in London in insider dealing probe
• Lloyds deal under threat as Co-op faces capital hole: FT
• Four Spanish lenders set to pass properties to bad bank
• EU watchdog worried about how banks add up risks
• Exclusive: Honeywell to test some F-35 parts after smoke incident - Pentagon
• Barclays may seek shareholder approval for more CoCos
• Apple signals emerging-market rethink with India push
• Siemens shareholders plan to challenge Osram spin-off: report
• Einhorn scores legal victory versus Apple in cash scuffle
• Sharp revival plan unlikely to include Hon Hai capital - sources
• Belgian prosecutors seek trial of ex-Fortis directors
• Analysis: Telefonica back in shape to clear debt hurdles
• Santander cuts top directors' pay as profits slump
• Einhorn hedge fund may succeed in Apple case, judge says
• Apple, Mac computers hit by hackers who targeted Facebook
• Novartis scraps $78 million pay for outgoing chairman Vasella
• New Zealand's Fonterra: Culled China milk powder imports not ours

• Nokia CEO compensation nearly halved in 2012: filing
• Monte Paschi's spokesman was under pressure over bank probe: reports
• Monte Paschi's spokesman found dead: judicial source
• Nasdaq, SharesPost to set up market for unlisted stocks
• Nasdaq, SharesPost to set up exchange for unlisted stock
• Top outside shareholder demands Dell open its books
• Average U.S. new-car loan a record 65 months in fourth quarter
• Exclusive: Bankinter, Apollo team up for Generali's BSI - sources
• Buffett picks Doug Kass as 'bear' panelist for annual meeting
• Carlsberg launches take-over offer for Chinese brewer
• Swiss back executive pay curbs in referendum
• Swiss voters back executive pay curbs: result projection
• UBS lays off 35 senior bankers in the Americas
• Lloyds takes new $2.3 billion insurance mis-selling hit
• Former SNC-Lavalin CEO faces new corruption charges
• It was impossible to spot Libor rigging: UK watchdog
• EU moves closer to imposing caps on banker bonuses
• Wall Street cash bonuses rose in 2012: NY comptroller
• Consumer confidence rebounds in February
• Rabobank faces fine of over $440 million for rate rigging: report
• Head of Morgan Stanley's fund-of-funds moving to Carlyle
• IKEA pulls batch of meatballs in 13 European countries
• Libor scandal no threat to Deutsche Bank co-chief Jain: sources
• Divide between European and U.S. telcos widens
• Russia's $50 billion gamble on 2014 Olympics
• EU regulators drop antitrust probe into e-payments market
• Carlos Slim raises bet on Dutch telecoms group KPN
• Yahoo co-founder Jerry Yang joins Lenovo board as observer
• Exclusive: Life Technologies sale process cools - sources
• Judge says hedge fund Greenlight may succeed in Apple case
• EU talks to cap bankers' bonuses stall
• Lloyds fined by UK regulator over PPI payout delays
• Swiss say U.S. not in touch over Heinz insider trading case