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BAA awaits Gatwick disposal order

Analysts believe that a sale of Gatwick and Edinburgh could represent a significant opportunity to raise funds for the business

Solicitor quizzed over £30m fraud

The man was a partner at firm absorbed by DLA Piper, which now describes itself as the UK’s fifth-largest legal-services company

Stelios takes easyJet to court

Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou is taking the airline that he founded to the High Court over branding of non-flying activities

Apple settlement leaves Jobs in the clear

The former lawyer at the iPod maker agrees a deal over stock options, ending the SEC's pursuit of the company

Real winners in UBS fight

UBS has won another round in its fight with Vestra, the start-up wealth manager that it claimed was trying to hijack its clients

Vestra blow as ‘defector’ stays at UBS

The about turn by David Guild comes a week after a court injunction barring Vestra from approaching its staff or clients

Former Belgo boss faces insider dealing trial

London restaurant operations chief to stand trial in December on charges relating to sale of Belgo chain for £9.8m

Analysis: owning up to the FSA

Michael Herman explains the process banks go through in negotiating a settlement with the financial watchdog

Credit Suisse hit by two regulators' fines

FSA hands out a £5.6m fine and NYSE issues $350,000 penalty after Swiss bank falsifies assets and frontruns orders

The long arm of the English courts

A dispute between oligarchs leads to questions over how far the courts are willing to go in passing judgment over another jurisdiction

Monica Burch: 'the culture here suits me'

The Addleshaw Goddard partner on why IP is fun, the destructiveness of litigation and why she hated Oxford

Banks braced for more bond mis-selling action

US state regulators are expected to turn up the heat on other banks accused of mis-selling auction rate securities

US investigates aid to Shorts aerospace

Trade negotiators have told The Times that they are seeking further information over reason for £155m Government grant

Employers fear extension of Equalities Bill

Business groups are stepping up pressure on the Government amid fears of new requirements for pay audits in the private sector

UBS to ‘give money back’ in deal with New York

The Swiss bank has agreed to spend a total of $22bn buying back bonds it sold to clients such as the state of New York

Citigroup in $7.6bn bond settlement

The US financial services group will pay a $100 million civil fine to settle charges that it mis-sold bonds to customers

Track owners cleared of cartel claim

Bookmakers have failed in a multimillion-pound lawsuit over the rights to broadcast from tracks such as Ascot and Epsom