Banking
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Firms plan to quit UK as City braces for more post-Brexit lossesChancellor to make morning statement to reassure markets as survey reveals negative business impact of EU vote
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Multinationals warn of job cuts and lower profits after Brexit voteJP Morgan, Airbus and Ford say they will review UK operations as analysts warn of serious implications for City workforce
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Warren would give a middle finger to Wall Street as Clinton's vice-presidentElizabeth Warren would bring strength to the Democratic ticket where it’s lacking – which may be bad news for fundraising but great news for galvanizing voters
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British financial sector sure of EU remain vote despite late FTSE dipStock market sell-offs follow Brexit fillip, but strategist warns sterling may fall whatever result – due to ‘economic mess’
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Royal Bank of Scotland 'plans further 900 job cuts in UK'Bailed-out bank is scaling back global ambitions and reducing costs in attempt to return to private sector
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The principle at stake here is more important than the bank’s bottom line. The bank is directing its workers to adopt language that’s unhealthily similar to Orwell’s NewspeakGoldman Sachs’ email censorship sends the wrong message
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Which? slams 'scissor-happy' Isa providersConsumer group says too many banks and building societies are cutting rates for instant-access cash Isas
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Why US financial markets may not be immune to Brexit's ripple effectsUS investors tend to forget that what happens abroad can take a toll on returns but there are plenty of reasons why the vote matters to US companies
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Royal Bank of Scotland in talks to sponsor English cricketBank’s NatWest brand could replace Waitrose as main sponsor of English cricket if deal goes ahead
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Barclays says £721m lawsuit by financier is misconceivedAmanda Staveley, who helped the bank avoid a taxpayer bailout in 2008, has brought a claim for fees she alleges she should have received
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Though the central bank’s warning about the EU vote may sound alarmist to Brexiters, it would be bizarre if it stayed silent on the issueWhy the Bank of England was right to reveal Brexit anxiety
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Remittances are a mainstay for millions of the world's poor – let's improve themOn International Day of Family Remittances, it behoves us to consider how we can help migrants working abroad to send money home more cheaply and easily
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JP Morgan and Bank of America in cluster bomb investors 'Hall of Shame'Report finds 158 financial institutions in 14 countries invested $28bn in munitions which kill thousands of civilians and are banned under 2008 convention
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Bank shares would fall sharply after Brexit, City analysts warnBarclays will be hardest hit if Britain votes to leave EU and all dividend payouts will be axed, say bank experts at Bernstein
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Goldman Sachs hired prostitutes to win Libyan business, court toldWall Street Bank disputes allegations by Libyan sovereign wealth fund that it paid for the women, as well as private jets and five-star hotels
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RBS staff told to appear neutral on EU referendumBank – which is 73% state-owned – tells employees not to offer views that could influence the way customers vote
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Guy Hands abandons £1.5bn fraud claim against CitigroupLawyers for financier’s Terra Firma private equity group announce case has been withdrawn nine years after ill-fated EMI takeover
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Guy Hands accused of 'hazy memory' over EMI dealFinancier is claiming £1.5bn damages from Citigroup over takeover of music business
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Citigroup warns staff of Brexit jobs riskUS bank, which employs 9,000 people in the UK, says a leave vote would force it to move its London and Belfast hubs
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Bob Diamond's African business partner accused of hiding assetsAshish Thakkar denies concealing wealth offshore to avoid multimillion-pound divorce settlement
Sterling falls to fresh 31-year low as banks and builders slide