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Frustrated with growth rates, central bank officials move closer to spurring economy.
Banks see profitable business of trading corporate bonds slipping away amid new regulations, more automation.
Founder of the financial supermarket calls for reform
Google agrees to EU deal to avoid antitrust charges.
The Libor scandal could mean criminal charges against some bank traders.
Asian flooding problematic for insurance and companies' supply chains.
Complexity discourages businesses from making use of tax breaks.
U.S., European prosecutors expected to charge individual traders with colluding to rig rate.
As funding levels decline, rating agency sees many companies making material contributions to pension plans.
Furor over Barclays Libor admission leaves banks seeking safety in numbers.