Wonga wipes debt slate clean for 330000 customers Evening Standard
Payday lender Wonga has emailed around 330,000 customers to inform them it has wiped out their debt. The move is expected to see the firm lose out on recouping loans totalling £220 million, while another £35 million in costs will be incurred as it writes off ...
Wonga Wipes The Debt Of 330000 People, Losing £220mHuffington Post UK
Wonga scraps £220m of customer debtBelfast Telegraph
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Payday lender Wonga has emailed around 330,000 customers to inform them it has wiped out their debt. The move is expected to see the firm lose out on recouping loans totalling £220 million, while another £35 million in costs will be incurred as it writes off ...
Wonga Wipes The Debt Of 330000 People, Losing £220m
Wonga scraps £220m of customer debt
World economies warn of global risks, call for bold action Reuters UK
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund's member countries on Saturday said bold action was needed to bolster the global economic recovery and they urged governments not to squelch growth by tightening budgets too drastically, ...
Financial storm clouds cast a deep shadow over IMF summitThe Guardian
Global Finance Leaders Pledge Bold EffortsABC News
US says some nations not doing enough on economyBusinessweek
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund's member countries on Saturday said bold action was needed to bolster the global economic recovery and they urged governments not to squelch growth by tightening budgets too drastically, ...
Financial storm clouds cast a deep shadow over IMF summit
Global Finance Leaders Pledge Bold Efforts
US says some nations not doing enough on economy
Bank of England reveals emergency measures if Scotland had voted yes The Guardian
The Bank of England was ready to flood the financial markets with millions of pounds of emergency funding if Scotland had voted to break away from the UK in last month's referendum. Outlining the contingency plan that would have been rolled out in the ...
Bank of England was ready to bolster Scottish economy in the event of ...Express.co.uk
Scottish referendum: This is what Bank of England would have done had ...The Independent
Bank of England discloses Scottish independence plansTelegraph.co.uk
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The Bank of England was ready to flood the financial markets with millions of pounds of emergency funding if Scotland had voted to break away from the UK in last month's referendum. Outlining the contingency plan that would have been rolled out in the ...
Bank of England was ready to bolster Scottish economy in the event of ...
Scottish referendum: This is what Bank of England would have done had ...
Bank of England discloses Scottish independence plans
Singapore looks to drive off with Addison Lee Telegraph.co.uk
Addison Lee, the UK's biggest minicab operator, is the target of a surprise takeover bid by a Singaporean taxi company. SMRT, one of the main transport operators in the city state, is understood to be among a handful of suitors for the firm, which has become a ...
Singapore's SMRT Steers £800m Addison Lee BidCity Talk 105.9
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Addison Lee, the UK's biggest minicab operator, is the target of a surprise takeover bid by a Singaporean taxi company. SMRT, one of the main transport operators in the city state, is understood to be among a handful of suitors for the firm, which has become a ...
Singapore's SMRT Steers £800m Addison Lee Bid
Banks accept derivatives rule change to end 'too big to fail' scenario Reuters UK
LONDON (Reuters) - The $700 trillion (435 trillion pounds) financial derivatives industry has agreed to a fundamental rule change from January to help regulators to wind down failed banks without destabilising markets. The International Swaps and ...
Banks agree to derivatives rules to cope with future crisisFinancial Times
Banks Ink Swaps Deal With US RegulatorsWall Street Journal
Banks Back Swap Contracts That Could Help Unwind Too-Big-to-FailBusinessweek
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LONDON (Reuters) - The $700 trillion (435 trillion pounds) financial derivatives industry has agreed to a fundamental rule change from January to help regulators to wind down failed banks without destabilising markets. The International Swaps and ...
Banks agree to derivatives rules to cope with future crisis
Banks Ink Swaps Deal With US Regulators
Banks Back Swap Contracts That Could Help Unwind Too-Big-to-Fail
Six years after Lehman's crash, US and UK play out next financial crisis The Guardian
A trader at the New York Stock Exchange: the war game will stress-test how the financial sector would cope under certain scenarios. Photograph: Spencer Platt/Getty Images. Larry Elliott in Washington. Friday 10 October 2014 19.01 EDT ...
Britain and America to hold 'war games' to test reaction to bank crisis on either ...Daily Mail
US-UK 'war game' to simulate failure of global bankSouth China Morning Post (subscription)
US and UK regulators to participate in bank collapse scenarioMarket Business News
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A trader at the New York Stock Exchange: the war game will stress-test how the financial sector would cope under certain scenarios. Photograph: Spencer Platt/Getty Images. Larry Elliott in Washington. Friday 10 October 2014 19.01 EDT ...
Britain and America to hold 'war games' to test reaction to bank crisis on either ...
US-UK 'war game' to simulate failure of global bank
US and UK regulators to participate in bank collapse scenario
Faith in ECB's eventual success revives euro inflation-linked bonds Business Recorder
Strong demand for a new Spanish inflation-linked bond this week suggests investors are betting that the European Central Bank will avert deflation and eventually succeed in reigniting consumer price increases in the euro zone. Spain raised 5 billion euros in ...
European Central Bank to launch fresh stimulus as eurozone stuttersTelegraph.co.uk
ECB's Draghi Sees No Bubble in Eurozone Government Bond MarketWall Street Journal
Draghi Says Growing ECB Balance Sheet Is Last Stimulus Tool LeftBusinessweek
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Strong demand for a new Spanish inflation-linked bond this week suggests investors are betting that the European Central Bank will avert deflation and eventually succeed in reigniting consumer price increases in the euro zone. Spain raised 5 billion euros in ...
European Central Bank to launch fresh stimulus as eurozone stutters
ECB's Draghi Sees No Bubble in Eurozone Government Bond Market
Draghi Says Growing ECB Balance Sheet Is Last Stimulus Tool Left
Shares in the big supermarkets should be left on the shelf MSN UK
Have valuations fallen so much that the sector famously declared “uninvestable” a few months ago is now attractive once more? Maybe, maybe not. Two views obviously make a market and sentiment around supermarkets has been relentlessly negative for ...
The unromantic truth: supermarkets aren't dying, and that's a good thingThe Guardian
Lidl is catching up and even overtaking Aldi with its marketingThe Grocer
In praise of supermarketsSpiked
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Have valuations fallen so much that the sector famously declared “uninvestable” a few months ago is now attractive once more? Maybe, maybe not. Two views obviously make a market and sentiment around supermarkets has been relentlessly negative for ...
The unromantic truth: supermarkets aren't dying, and that's a good thing
Lidl is catching up and even overtaking Aldi with its marketing
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Going Dutch … but what is coming down the track? Herald Scotland
As one joker put it last week, fans of nationalised railways have the good news they were hoping for: As one joker put it last week, fans of nationalised railways have the good news they were hoping for: Custom byline text: Abellio is promising more trains, ...
Hitachi to make trains for British railwaysThe Japan News
Letter from ScotlandThe Edinburgh Reporter
Hitachi picked by Abellio to supply ScotRail trainsReuters UK
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As one joker put it last week, fans of nationalised railways have the good news they were hoping for: As one joker put it last week, fans of nationalised railways have the good news they were hoping for: Custom byline text: Abellio is promising more trains, ...
Hitachi to make trains for British railways
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Hitachi picked by Abellio to supply ScotRail trains
MP joins fight to save BAE Systems jobs Blackpool Gazette
Fylde MP Mark Menzies today said he would work closely with BAE Systems' management in a bid to save jobs in Warton. The MP (pictured) met senior managers at the Warton site after it was announced 286 managerial roles could be at risk from the ...
'BAE can still fly high in wake of jobs cuts shock'Lancashire Evening Post
BAE share price: Company to axe up to 440 jobsiNVEZZ
BAE Systems to cut 440 jobsMSN UK
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Fylde MP Mark Menzies today said he would work closely with BAE Systems' management in a bid to save jobs in Warton. The MP (pictured) met senior managers at the Warton site after it was announced 286 managerial roles could be at risk from the ...
'BAE can still fly high in wake of jobs cuts shock'
BAE share price: Company to axe up to 440 jobs
BAE Systems to cut 440 jobs
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