uk-hotdailynews: 2015-06-19 U.K. Business

EU calls crisis summit after failure of Greece bailout talks
Financial Times
The eurozone's leaders have been summoned to an emergency summit in Brussels in a last-ditch effort to prevent Greece from defaulting on its debts and potentially crashing out of the EU's common currency after finance ministers failed to agree a deal to ...

Greece must leave the euro   Politico
Greece crisis: Emergency summit called for Monday   BBC News
Greece Crisis: No 'contagion' in event of 'Grexit', says Finance Minister Michael ...   Irish Independent
THE BUSINESS TIMES
Deutsche Welle
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Poundland targets 70 Irish Dealz outlets
Irish Independent
Poundland, the company operating the Dealz brand in Ireland, plans to open almost 30 new stores across the country over the next three years. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. The discount retailer said it expects ...

Poundland is cheap and even more cheerful as it hits £1 billion in sales   The Times (subscription)
Poundland adopts cautious outlook after profits jump   Scotsman
Questor share tip: Poundland still a buy for long-term growth   Telegraph.co.uk
Herald
Channel 4 News
BBC News
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RBS IT boss says'can't promise no more glitches'
Scotsman
Simon MacNamara said he could not promise that there would never ever be another IT glitch at the RBS. Picture: Toby Williams. JANE BRADLEY. 02:51 Friday 19 June 2015. 0. Have your say. The Royal Bank of Scotland's head of technology yesterday said ...

RBS boss Stuart Haire 'is not sure when customers will get their money'   Daily Mail
It's OK – this was an entirely NEW type of cockup, says RBS   The Register
Plymouth City Council payments hit by bank problem   ITV News
iT News
Banking Day
The Guardian
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Google gets in queue for Tesco number crunchers
The Times (subscription)
Google's endless quest for data appears to know no bounds, with the giant search engine teaming up with Permira to make a bid for Dunnhumby, the consumer analytics business. It is understood to be mulling a joint takeover offer with Permira, a private ...

Google eyes British partnership to buy firm behind Tesco's Clubcard   The Guardian
Google could make joint bid for Tesco unit   City A.M.
Permira, Google may jointly bid for Tesco's data unit: Source   Economic Times
Daily Research News Online
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Miners help FTSE bounce back from four days in the red
Telegraph.co.uk
Britain's benchmark index bounced back from five-year-lows to close in positive territory, helped by mining stocks and a rally in US equities which lifted the wider market. A weaker dollar and upbeat Chinese data lifted gold and mining stocks yesterday.
FTSE share index recovers from 5-month low, miners rally   Reuters
FTSE rises on strong retail sales   Herald Scotland
U.K. Stocks Extend Lowest Level Since January While Miners Climb   Bloomberg
Yahoo News UK
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Libor trial: Hayes handed over a UBS 'instruction manual' on rigging, prosecution ...
Telegraph.co.uk
The first trader to stand trial in the global investigation into Libor-rigging told prosecutors in 2013 that UBS had circulated “an instruction manual on fixing Libor”, a court heard today. Tom Hayes, who formerly worked for UBS and Citigroup in Tokyo, passed ...

REFILE-Global Libor probe didn't examine yen rates until 2010, court hears   Reuters UK
Hayes told SFO openness on Libor-rigging was due to UBS culture   Risk.net (subscription)
Global Libor probe didn't examine yen rates until 2010, court hears   Yahoo News UK

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Spells broken: Etsy bans sale of 'metaphysical services'
The Guardian
Etsy will still allow sale of tarot cards, astrological charts and other items sans mystical claims. Photograph: Marc Abel/Getty Images. Sam Thielman · @samthielman. Thursday 18 June 2015 17.47 EDT Last modified on Thursday 18 June 2015 18.10 EDT.
Inside the (literal) witch hunt that's devouring Etsy   Washington Post
Online marketplace Etsy has banned the sale of spells   The Sunshine Coast Daily
Witches Are Pissed That Etsy Won't Let Them Earn a Friggin' Living   Gizmodo India
Metro
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Fake Online Reviews Probed by U.K. Competition Regulator
Bloomberg
Fake online reviews and paid-for endorsements of businesses may be misleading customers, the U.K.'s competition regulator said as it opened an investigation. The Competition and Markets Authority said it's also probing practices such as the failure to ...

Antitrust authority to investigate paid-for editorials   Financial Times
'Paid for' online reviews probed   Belfast Telegraph
Shoppers 'duped' by millions of fake online reviews   Telegraph.co.uk
BBC News
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Oil find near Gatwick could yield 9bn barrels
The Guardian
Equipment lies next to a shipping container housing an exploratory well-head at Horse Hill, Surrey. Photograph: Peter Nicholls/Reuters. Terry Macalister. Thursday 18 June 2015 13.21 EDT Last modified on Thursday 18 June 2015 19.01 EDT. Share on ...

New Gatwick oil gusher claims 'mean nothing' says expert   Yahoo Finance UK
Oil, Gas Roundup   Interactive Investor
Expert likens Horse Hill oil discovery to world class US plays   Proactive Investors UK

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After 20 years of the good, the bad and the ugly, has AIM grown up?
The Independent
It's the 20th anniversary of AIM but the mood seems to be one of relief rather than celebration. That the Alternative Investment Market, to use its original title, is still going while copycats around the world have fallen by the wayside is a feat in itself. But that's not ...

Twenty years on and still going strong: AIM is on target as ups and downs have ...   This is Money

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