uk-hotdailynews: 2015-02-28 U.K. Business

Lloyds pays first dividend since crisis and Horta-Osorio gets £11m
The Independent
Lloyds is to pay its first dividend since the financial crisis but faces a growing controversy over the huge rewards handed to its executives as a result, including £11.5m to boss Antonio Horta-Osorio. The taxpayer-supported bank will pay out 0.75p a share ...

Lloyds rewards chiefs and ends dividend drought   Herald Scotland
Lloyds to pay first dividend after bailout   Gulf Daily News
Comment: Lloyds banking | Standard Chartered   Scotsman
Irish Examiner
The Times (subscription)
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The Independent

Profits in steep ascent at owner of BA
The Independent
Surging demand for transatlantic flights and a turnaround at Spain's Iberia helped International Airlines Group, the owner of British Airways, more than double profits to €1.1bn (£801m) last year. Helped by cheaper fuel bills, the chief executive Willie Walsh ...

IAG still after Aer Lingus 'if the terms make sense'   Irish Independent
Willie Walsh to meet Government, unions again over Aer Lingus guarantees   Irish Times
British Airways owner IAG sees profits rise   Scotsman
Irish Examiner
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Daily Mail

Price-comparison websites should pay customers kept in the dark over cheaper ...
Daily Mail
Rip-off price comparison websites are under pressure to compensate customers who lost out because they were kept in the dark about cheap energy deals. MPs on the Energy and Climate Change committee have accused industry giants of acting like back ...

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New York Times

Lawmakers (Just Not Greece's) Approve a Bailout Extension
New York Times
ATHENS — The debate lasted more than two hours, with one conservative lawmaker sharply accusing the Greek government of acting in bad faith. A liberal railed against Greek tycoons exploiting the tax system. And the powerful finance minister argued that ...

Tsipras denies Greece will seek yet another bailout   Reuters
Greece running out of options   Irish Examiner
Greek Leader Tsipras Proposes Series of Populist Measures   Wall Street Journal

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Mashable

SeaWorld looks ahead to marketing campaign amid dreary attendance report
Mashable
In this April 10, 2014 photo, Sea World trainer Michelle Shoemaker hugs killer whale Kayla as she works on a routine before a show, in Orlando, Florida. Image: John Raoux/Associated Press. Avatar. By Jessica Plautz 2 minutes ago. After a bleak 2014 ...

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Irish Independent

Bank of Ireland shares jump on hopes for dividend payment next year
Irish Independent
Donal O'Donovan Twitter · Email. Published 28/02/2015 | 02:30. 0 Comments; Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Bank of Ireland boss Richie Boucher Open Gallery 1 Bank of Ireland boss Richie Boucher. Bank of Ireland says its pace of new lending ...

Bank of Ireland chief 'deeply regrets' bank's role in financial crash   Irish Examiner
Bank of Ireland gives banking inquiry about 6000 documents   Irish Times
I made mistakes, admits Bank of Ireland chief Richie Boucher   Telegraph.co.uk
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Telegraph.co.uk

A bank has a moral duty – not just a licence to make money
Telegraph.co.uk
Reverend Green is a character in the board game Cluedo. With Col Mustard, Miss Scarlett and others, he is one of a cast of potential murderers. Who did it, how (with the candlestick, the lead piping) and where (in the library, the billiard room)? But there is a ...

When is a company too big to manage?   Financial Times
HSBC has a 'terrible record of problems': chairman   Beacon Review
An oversized HSBC proves big is not best in banking   The Globe and Mail (subscription)
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