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HSBC boss 'kept millions in Swiss account'
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London: HSBC chief executive Stuart Gulliver, who vowed to reform the scandal-hit bank, kept millions of dollars in a Swiss account, the Guardian newspaper reports. It is the latest in a stream of so-called "Swissleaks" allegations that have hit the reputation of ...
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London: HSBC chief executive Stuart Gulliver, who vowed to reform the scandal-hit bank, kept millions of dollars in a Swiss account, the Guardian newspaper reports. It is the latest in a stream of so-called "Swissleaks" allegations that have hit the reputation of ...
HSBC Chief Defends Swiss Bank Account Worth $7.7 Million
Tax row is not the bank's real problem - Bottom Line
HSBC profits eroded by deluge of regulatory conduct fines
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Greece bailout: Government unveils reform summary after press leaks
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Greece has unveiled an outline summary of reforms demanded by eurozone leaders in order to secure a bailout extension. The measures include plans to combat tax evasion and tackling fuel and tobacco smuggling. Government officials said they were ...
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Greece has unveiled an outline summary of reforms demanded by eurozone leaders in order to secure a bailout extension. The measures include plans to combat tax evasion and tackling fuel and tobacco smuggling. Government officials said they were ...
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Boss of failed regulator 'to take the reins at RBS'
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A former head of the failed City watchdog is lined up to become the new chairman of the Royal Bank of Scotland. Sir Howard Davies, who ran the Financial Services Authority and now chairs the government-appointed Airports Commission, is expected to take ...
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A former head of the failed City watchdog is lined up to become the new chairman of the Royal Bank of Scotland. Sir Howard Davies, who ran the Financial Services Authority and now chairs the government-appointed Airports Commission, is expected to take ...
RBS tipped to unveil Sir Howard Davies as new chairman
Sure-footed Davies brushes off stain of Gaddafi to land RBS job
Sir Howard Davies emerges as lead candidate to be next RBS chair
Financial Times
A Greek deal cannot fix the flaws in the euro
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Watching the Greek crisis unfold, I found myself torn between two equal and opposite thoughts. First, the euro cannot survive. Second, everything must be done to save the euro. The agreement reached between Greece and its eurozone creditors is therefore ...
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Watching the Greek crisis unfold, I found myself torn between two equal and opposite thoughts. First, the euro cannot survive. Second, everything must be done to save the euro. The agreement reached between Greece and its eurozone creditors is therefore ...
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Heathrow rules out IAG using Dublin as a third runway
Financial Times
Advisers to the UK-based airline group have argued that it can expand Aer Lingus by redirecting some transatlantic passengers through Dublin airport, which would free up capacity at London's congested hub for other routes.
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Advisers to the UK-based airline group have argued that it can expand Aer Lingus by redirecting some transatlantic passengers through Dublin airport, which would free up capacity at London's congested hub for other routes.
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Oil and gas industry in 'bleak' 2014, finds survey
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The UK offshore oil and gas industry has reported its worst annual performance for four decades. Industry body Oil & Gas UK said falling oil prices and rising costs meant the sector spent and invested £5.3bn more than it earned from sales during 2014.
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The UK offshore oil and gas industry has reported its worst annual performance for four decades. Industry body Oil & Gas UK said falling oil prices and rising costs meant the sector spent and invested £5.3bn more than it earned from sales during 2014.
Oil and gas industry leaders warn: slump in investment could devastate North Sea
U.K. North Sea Spending Cut in Half, Deterred by Oil Price, Tax
North Sea oil and gas drains cash at fastest rate since 1970s
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Osborne misses minimum wage target for 2015
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THE LOW Pay Commission (LPC) announced yesterday that the minimum wage for workers over 21 years old should be raised by 20p to £6.70 an hour, a three per cent rise. George Osborne has previously indicated he would like it to be higher. In January ...
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THE LOW Pay Commission (LPC) announced yesterday that the minimum wage for workers over 21 years old should be raised by 20p to £6.70 an hour, a three per cent rise. George Osborne has previously indicated he would like it to be higher. In January ...
Minimum Wage Shirkers Named And Shamed By Government
Minimum wage set to rise by 20p to £6.70 per hour
SSE named and shamed over failure to pay £2200 to five workers
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'Disturbing' decline in food production
Financial Times
Britain's agricultural sector is in a “disturbing” decline with farmers unable to produce enough food to keep up with the country's growing population, the National Farmers Union will warn on Tuesday. In a report published on the first day of its annual ...
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Britain's agricultural sector is in a “disturbing” decline with farmers unable to produce enough food to keep up with the country's growing population, the National Farmers Union will warn on Tuesday. In a report published on the first day of its annual ...
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Client crisis: how to deal with those in vulnerable circumstances
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The FCA has challenged firms to review their approaches to client vulnerability. Click through for good and bad practices according to the regulator. Sponsored by: Bad practice. Lack of overall strategic approach. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) found ...
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The FCA has challenged firms to review their approaches to client vulnerability. Click through for good and bad practices according to the regulator. Sponsored by: Bad practice. Lack of overall strategic approach. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) found ...
Junior UK bank non-execs to escape new FCA rules
City watchdog trims reach of senior manager rules
Tougher rules on banking bosses will include some non-executives
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Prestwick Airport sale 'could take years', says Audit Scotland
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Scottish government plans to sell Prestwick Airport back to the private sector are viable but it could take "some years" for them to be achieved, a public spending watchdog has said. Ministers bought the struggling airport for just £1 from owners Infratil in late ...
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Scottish government plans to sell Prestwick Airport back to the private sector are viable but it could take "some years" for them to be achieved, a public spending watchdog has said. Ministers bought the struggling airport for just £1 from owners Infratil in late ...
Ministers accused of £40m "cover up" over Prestwick running costs
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