uk-hotdailynews: 2015-02-23 U.K. Business

Greece set to submit list of reforms
Irish Examiner
Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras began the task of selling a provisional deal with eurozone partners to extend bailout funds after securing a reprieve from the prospect of insolvency. “We won a battle, but not the war as the difficulties, the real difficulties, not ...

Athens must stand firm against the failed policies   DAWN.com
Greece Needs to Embrace Radical Reform   New York Times
Greece to submit reforms for approval after long weekend   Irish Times
Irish Independent
The Nation
Bloomberg
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BBC News

HSBC confirms its chief holds Swiss bank account
BBC News
HSBC has confirmed that its chief executive Stuart Gulliver uses a Swiss bank account to hold his bonuses. The bank was responding to a report in the Guardian that Mr Gulliver has £5m in the account which he controls using a Panamanian company.
HSBC chief executive 'sheltered £5million in bank's Swiss arm at centre of tax ...   Daily Mail
HSBC boss 'kept millions in Swiss account'   Sydney Morning Herald
HSBC says CEO Stuart Gulliver holds Swiss account   Reuters UK
Sky News
Telegraph.co.uk
Irish Independent
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Mirror.co.uk

Energy Watchdog Failing Consumers, MPs Say
Sky News
Ofgem is sharply criticised by a group of MPs for failing to prevent energy companies from charging too much. 03:00, UK, Monday 23 February 2015. Ofgem headquarters Millbank London. Ofgem is blasted for failing consumers. Share on Twitter · Share on ...

Energy watchdog ordered to 'get its act together': MPs blast Ofgem for failing to ...   Daily Mail
Ofgem 'must get its act together'   Herald Scotland
MPs criticise Ofgem for failure over energy network pricing   Financial Times
The Times (subscription)
The Guardian
Express.co.uk
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Telegraph.co.uk

HSBC, RBS and Lloyds results due
Herald Scotland
The banking sector will dominate a busy week for annual results with figures due from Lloyds Banking Group, Royal Bank of Scotland and HSBC. The banking sector will dominate a busy week for annual results with figures due from Lloyds Banking Group, ...

UK Banks Slash Ranks Of Millionaire Pay Deals   Sky News
Week ahead: Housebuilders set for big rises   Scotsman
Banks' bonuses paid out since the start of the crisis likely to break £100bn barrier   This is Money
Telegraph.co.uk
Eagle Radio
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Telegraph.co.uk

P&O celebrates handover of its biggest ship
Telegraph.co.uk
P&O Cruises on Sunday celebrated the handover of the biggest addition to its fleet – and a bonus, thanks to the eurozone crisis. The final instalment of the £473m Britannia was 5pc cheaper than expected because of the strength of sterling against the euro.
P&O Britannia Presented in Monfalcone   Cruise Industry News

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Reuters UK

stocks and euro start cautiously after Greece deal
Reuters UK
A man is reflected on an electronic board showing Japan's Nikkei average outside a brokerage in Tokyo February 20, 2015. Credit: Reuters/Toru Hanai. Related Topics. Business » · FXpert ». TOKYO (Reuters) - Stock markets and the euro started the week on ...

India Morning Call-Global Markets   Reuters
Athens came off worst in the Eurogroup negotiations   Irish Independent
Japan Stocks Rise as Investors Watch Progress on Greek Debt Deal   Bloomberg
The Straits Times
Economic Times
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BBC News

Real wages to rise for first time since 2007, says EY
BBC News
UK workers are set to see their real pay rise this year for the first time since 2007, according to a report from economic forecaster EY Item Club. It says that real wages - those taking out the impact of inflation - will rise by 1.8% this year, before "further steady ...

'Boom-time' wage growth still a long way off, says report   Yorkshire Post
UK wages to rise above inflation for 2015, study shows   The Guardian
WAGE GROWTH 'WILL REMAIN MODEST'   Herald Scotland
This is Money
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