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A stockbroker in India's financial capital, Mumbai, killed himself after strangling his pregnant wife because of the economic slowdown, police say.
Investors are warned of fraudsters targeting customers of a stockbroking firm that was closed by the Financial Services Authority.
Panmure Gordon, the British stockbroker and investment bank, announces a large Egyptian bank will buy a share in its business.
The City stockbroking firm Winterflood Securities faces a fine of £4m by the Financial Services Authority (FSA) for market abuse.
A stockbroker explains the latest developments for shareholders in HBOS.
A stockbroker explains the issues for shareholders in HBOS.
A Lothian man has been conned out of £500,000 by bogus stockbrokers, police have revealed.
Pupils taste a slice of life as stockbrokers in a venue which was once the hub of Cardiff's coal trade.
Floating Jersey Telecom on the island's stock exchange would protect jobs, a local stockbroker claims.
People living in a stockbroker area of Surrey have the best quality of life anywhere in Britain, a survey finds.
Desperate Housewives star Marcia Cross marries stockbroker Tom Mahoney in California, it is confirmed.
London stockbroker Sezer Yurtseven is evicted from the Big Brother house.
A former stockbroking assistant forgoes his lucrative career to start a hand-reared livestock business.
The Financial Times agrees to pay £300,000 to stockbroker Collins Stewart to settle a libel case.
Stockbroker Collins Stewart's libel case against the Financial Times is adjourned for 24 hours.
A former stockbroker is arrested on suspicion of trading on information contained in stolen copies of Business Week magazine.
A Scottish stockbroker plans to try and row the Atlantic and make £100,000 on the markets for charity.
More than a million small shareholders in mobile operator MMO2 have until 9 March to decide whether to cash in their shares at a special rate.
A British stockbroker in jail in the United States has been lifting the lid on an extraordinary prison regime through a compelling weblog.
The Financial Times is locked in a High Court battle with stockbroker Collins Stewart Tullet, which is suing the pink icon for special damages, in a case which could have chilling ramifications for financial journalism
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