Snap to list at $24bn valuation
Snap set a price of $17-a-share for its initial public offering, valuing the US social media business at $24bn. The float will surpass those of other technology favourites including Uber and Airbnb. (New York Times)

SFO to question former Lloyds traders in Libor rigging case
The Serious Fraud Office is set to question former Lloyds Banking Group traders as part of its long-drawn investigation into the alleged rigging of the Libor. The move is believed to be an attempt by the SFO to expedite its probe into the nearly three-year-old Libor-manipulation case. (Bloomberg)