Banking
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Jon Henley is joined by Vincenzo Scarpatta, Jill Treanor, Dan Roberts and Anthony Browne to discuss how Brexit will affect Britain’s multi-billion pound financial services industry
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‘Boring’ Frankfurt is set to attract financial businesses from London with its accessibility, low property costs and family-friendly facilities. ‘Maybe these play hard, work hard people will start to enjoy the slower pace,’ hopes one resident
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Nurses and teachers are among those bearing the brunt of a debt crisis rooted in the mistaken belief that major gas reserves would bring untold riches
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Currently 97% of cash machines do not charge for withdrawals, but row over fees between Link members may result in charges
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Justice department charge for mis-selling scandal in US puts bailed-out bank on course for ninth consecutive annual loss
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73%-taxpayer-owned bank subject of investigation by US justice department over way it sold mortgages ten years ago
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US bank in talks with Ireland, Italy, France, Spain, Germany and Netherlands in search for new European base once UK leaves EU
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Crunch meeting of on Thursday could decide future of network, through which 97% of withdrawals are free
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Branches in London, Bristol and Keswick among planned closures, with 180 jobs to go and more than 200 at risk in IT
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In the teeth of recession, a spirit of entrepreneurialism can take hold. Firms explain how they found opportunities in tough times
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Dutch capital confirms negotiations in wake of Brexit vote but country’s strict cap on bankers’ bonuses remains an obstacle
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The prime minister has promised us trade deals across the world. There may be a price
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Banks got a warm welcome, Britain got a cool reception and climate change fears abounded at the World Economic Forum
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Thousands of customers will be compensated for excessive credit card charges thanks to dogged efforts of 59-year-old Nicholas Wilson
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Shifting banking jobs out of London to Frankfurt or Paris is not the pre-Brexit start of the City’s demise. But in the Trump era, any move to New York might be
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Legal firms were the best industry for LGBT support, but no media companies made the top 100
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Rolling coverage of the opening day of the World Economic Forum in Davos
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Larry Fink’s BlackRock has been a quiet monster of the investment world but there are signs it is starting to find its voice
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Methodist church removes Flowers from its list of ministers over his 2014 conviction for possessing cocaine, crystal meth and ketamine
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Business leader If the City vs Brussels is like a game of Jenga, it’s possible both sides could lose
The ObserverReports suggest the EU’s chief Brexit negotiator wants to agree a special deal for UK banking. The risks to both Britain and Europe of failing to do so are obvious
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Exclusive: minutes of Michel Barnier’s meeting with senior MEPs reveal he wants 27 member states to have easy access to London’s financial institutions
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It’s no surprise that black victims of fraud are more than twice as likely to be denied a refund. Banks must take action to restore minority communities’ trust
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Caroline Lucas criticises proposed sale to Macquarie due to Australian firm’s ‘appalling track record of asset-stripping’
Economics viewpoint Brexit has allowed the banks to get off Britain's naughty step