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US imposes financial sanctions on Venezuela president after election
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The US has hit Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro with financial sanctions after an election to rewrite the constitution. The Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control announced the sanctions against Mr Maduro in a brief statement, a day ...en meer »
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US imposes financial sanctions on Venezuela president after election - Belfast Telegraph
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BNP Paribas to expand further into UK property business with merger
via theguardian.comAcquisition of property services firm Strutt & Parker will triple revenue and staff in Britain of banking group’s real estate armThe real estate arm of the banking giant BNP Paribas is to acquire a UK property services group in a deal that will triple its revenue and the number of staff it has in the country covering the business. The deal to merge the UK subsidiary of BNP Paribas Real Estate with Strutt & Parker, founded in London in 1885, will be completed in September. It comes -
Bitcoin LIVE news: Latest on price as Bitcoin cryptocurrency surges ahead of BCC hard fork
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Grocer Booths forced to call in accountants for financial health check
via theguardian.comGrant Thornton to advise upmarket family-run grocer on best way forward after tricky 18 months including £6.3m annual lossBooths, the family-owned upmarket grocer, has been forced to call in accountants to conduct a financial health check of the business after a difficult 18 months.Royal Bank of Scotland and HSBC have drafted in Grant Thornton to conduct an independent bank review of the business, which operates 28 stores across the north of England. Continue reading... -
Workers who lost tribunal rights should have the chance to pursue their claims | Letters
via theguardian.comThere should be access to justice for those who could not afford hiked tribunal fees, writes Professor John Holford, the odds are already stacked against claimants, says Tony Greenstein and Unison is congratulated for fighting the case by Frank BurchillYou report that following last week’s supreme court decision the Ministry of Justice will refund employment tribunal fees charged since 2013 (Employment tribunal fees scrapped after supreme court rules them unjust, 27 July). So it should; bu -
Shocking number of scandals in the business pages | Brief letters
via theguardian.comLegal reports | Scandal-hit headlines | Fast-food shutdown | Viking inheritance | Time-travelling correspondent? | Smallest carnivoresI would like to suggest that, when reporting on the outcome of court cases – particularly contentious or high profile ones such as that recently involving Charlie Gard, or the employment fees decision in the supreme court, but really more generally – you should provide a link (online and in print editions) to the location of the actual judgment on the -
HSBC shows what happens when a bank stops shooting itself in the foot | Nils Pratley
via theguardian.comThe cleanup of HSBC, forced by scandals including the £1.2bn fine in the US, is finally delivering for shareholdersThe back-slapping in HSBC’s boardroom is understandable. Only 18 months ago investors were wondering if the dividend was in peril in a world where regulators insist on fatter capital buffers. Now the dividend looks so safe that HSBC can afford to throw a few billions of dollars at share buybacks. It’s been quite a turnaround. The share price has improved by a remar -
Unsecured consumer credit tops £200bn for first time since 2008
via theguardian.comFigures come as FCA targets unauthorised overdrafts and high-cost lending to people less likely to be able to pay off debt
The financial watchdog has announced fresh measures to protect consumers from spiralling debt as official data showed that borrowing through credit cards, overdrafts and car loans has topped £200bn for the first time since the global financial crisis. The Financial Conduct Authority said it was cracking down on the high cost of overdrafts and reviewing the booming car -
So estate agents are being replaced by robots? It’s about time | Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett
via theguardian.comFor years they have exploited those searching for that very simple thing – a home. But those who let them get away with it are culpable too• Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett is a freelance writerWhen you are a victim of this country’s housing crisis – and heaven knows there are millions of us – it can be hard to decide with whom to be most angry. Is it the successive governments who have failed to make home ownership an achievable ambition for much of my generation? The foreig -
Qatar makes legal complaint to WTO over Gulf trade boycott
via theguardian.comDoha makes formal complaint against ‘coercive attempts at economic isolation’ by Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and UAEQatar has filed a wide-ranging legal complaint at the World Trade Organisation to challenge a trade boycott by Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and United Arab Emirates, Qatar’s WTO representative Ali Alwaleed al-Thani has told Reuters. Related: Qatar diplomatic crisis – what you need to knowContinue reading... -
Moody's issues warning over UK consumer credit as borrowing hits £200bn -as it happened
via theguardian.comRating agency fears that credit card and buy-to-let losses will rise, as UK economy weakens and consumer borrowing keeps climbingMoody’s downgrades UK structured finance over credit fears
UK borrowing total hits £200bn
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EUROPE ECONOMY WARNING: Zombie banks present 'SERIOUS danger' for eurozone
EUROPE’S economy is fundamentally flawed with the European Central Bank keeping alive “zombie” companies and banks, the head of a German economic think tank has warned. -
ESSATI firms shut door on angry customers
The scandal of bust garage doors company Essati and its rogue warranties, which have left scores of furious customers out of pocket, has now claimed another victim. -
Jingle bells in July as Selfridges opens Christmas shop 147 days early
via theguardian.comMixture of bemusement and excitement as retailer begins selling decorations, presents and stocking fillers at its Oxford Street storeIt might be 147 days before Christmas but on the fourth floor of Selfridges on London’s Oxford Street there are six fake fir trees decked out with fairy lights and £50-a-pop corgi and union flag baubles.A Father Christmas on Monday opened Selfridges’ annual festive shop, making it the first department store in the world to open a dedicated Christm -
Ireland unlocks UK Financial Services growth in new regulatory landscapes - Bdaily
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Ireland unlocks UK Financial Services growth in new regulatory landscapes
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Solgari, the leading Irish cloud business communications specialist is enabling UK FinTech and Financial Services companies to fast-track compliance ahead of MiFID II implementation. Driving forward this evolution pre 2018, Solgari is providing an ... -
The number of UK firms experiencing financial distress soared in the second ... - City A.M.
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The number of UK firms experiencing financial distress soared in the second ...
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I am a journalist for City A.M. reporting on the Industrials sector, including o [..] Show more. Follow Courtney. A supporter of the Sri Lankan Marxist JV. The red flag report found a big increase in firms experiencing "significant" distress in the ...en meer » -
Why bitcoin and its digital cousins are under increasing scrutiny
via theguardian.comCryptocurrencies are still more investments than way to pay, but their mainstream acceptability continues to grow, proper regulation will followCryptocurrencies are under the microscope as never before. Financial regulators in the US are concerned about the emergence of bitcoin and its digital cousins as speculative investments and have hinted that much tougher regulation is in the pipeline.Last week, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), which regulates the New York financial markets, i -
Bank of England staff to strike for first time in 50 years after talks fail
via theguardian.comThree-day strike by workers, including maintenance and security personnel, over pay to go ahead from TuesdayThe first strike by Bank of England workers in more than 50 years is to go ahead from Tuesday after last-ditch talks broke down. Members of Unite working in departments including maintenance and security will walk out for three days in a dispute over pay.Continue reading... -
House prices: THIS location factor can boost home values by 22 PER CENT
IF YOUR home is position closed to a national park it can fetch tens of thousands of pounds more from buyers, research has revealed. -
Free childcare to DOUBLE for parents from September - Government announce
WORKING parents in England will be able to get double the amount of free childcare from the Government from September 2017. -
Bank account overdraft fees: How big charges for going over your limit could be SCRAPPED
RIP-OFF overdraft fees could soon be axed after the industry regulator today said banks are charging too much. -
UK buyers 'pay 22% premium' to live in national park
via theguardian.comSnowdonia has lowest premium, £34,500, and New Forest in Hampshire has highest, £115,000, says Nationwide building societyLiving in one of the UK’s national parks doesn’t just mean easy access to beautiful countryside and breathtaking views – it also typically boosts the price of a property by 22%, research has revealed.
A home located in a national park typically attracts a “price premium” of about £46,000 in cash terms over an otherwise identical -
Discovery Communications to buy Scripps Networks for close to $12bn
via theguardian.comThe owner of Animal Planet will buy the owner of Food Network, tying together two powerful stables of TV showsBear Grylls is joining forces with the Barefoot Contessa in the latest of a series of major mergers to shakeup the media landscape.Pay-TV giant Discovery, owner of Animal Planet and maker of Grylls’ Man Vs Wild, Naked and Afraid and other reality shows, will buy Food Network and lifestyle programme giant Scripps Networks for close to $12bn (£9.1bn), tying together two powerfu -
EXTRA: UK Financial Reporting Council Investigates Mitie's Audits - Interactive Investor
EXTRA: UK Financial Reporting Council Investigates Mitie's Audits
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LONDON (Alliance News) - The UK Financial Reporting Council on Monday said it has opened an investigation into the audit of Mitie Group PLC's financial statements. The investigation will look at whether there have been any breaches of relevant ...en meer » -
These 2 four-baggers could help you achieve financial independence - AOL UK
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These 2 four-baggers could help you achieve financial independence
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Every investor loves a multi-bagger, and here are two of my favourites. They may not operate in the most glamorous industries, but their growth rates make them stars nonetheless. Thanks a Bunzl. Shares in global distribution and outsourcing group ...en meer » -
No 10 contradicts Hammond over 'off the shelf' Brexit transition deal
via theguardian.comDowning Street spokesman makes announcement at odds with what chancellor is thought to have told business leaders about post-2019 arrangementsDowning Street has said that the UK will not seek an “off-the-shelf” model for a post-Brexit transitional period, contradicting the position Philip Hammond is believed to have expressed to business leaders.The chancellor has been pressing for a simple transition arrangement to maintain trading conditions with Europe for at least two years after -
Business Made Simple events: Edinburgh
via theguardian.comJoin our tech skills masterclass and startup funding panel debate in Edinburgh on Thursday 28 September, 6pm-9.30pmOur Guardian Business Made Simple events series to guide you and your business through the tech world launches in Edinburgh with an expert masterclass and panel discussion on Thursday, 28 September 2017. Related: The Guardian Business Made Simple event seriesContinue reading... -
Pound v US dollar: GBP close to multi-month high against USD
THE pound advanced to a 10-month high of $1.315 against the US dollar last week despite US growth data rebounding in the second quarter. -
Credit card Britain: £1.5BN of debt racked up in ONE MONTH sparking fresh crisis fears
BRITISH households continued to load up on debt last month, fuelling fears families are risking a repayment crisis if interest rates rise. -
Luxury railway carriage in garden – in pictures
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Should I renegotiate my offer price after survey points to problems?
via theguardian.comI’m thinking of asking the vendor to rectify the faulty damp-proofing or perhaps I can get an allowance from my mortgage lenderQ My girlfriend and I are in the process of buying a flat. We have had an offer agreed on the property and our survey has been conducted which has shown up a few worrying problems:
•the damp proof injection course has failed by the back entrance leading to a 100% saturation reading;
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HSBC chief sounds alarm over financial regulation and Brexit
via theguardian.comBank reports big rise in half-year profits to $10.2bn as chairman Douglas Flint calls for global regulation to keep markets safeThe outgoing chairman of Britain’s biggest bank, HSBC, has called for an overhaul of financial crime detection as he sounded the alarm over the impact of Brexit and attempts to fragment global financial regulation.Douglas Flint’s warning came as HSBC reported a 5% rise in first half profits to $10.2bn (£7.8bn) and announced a $2bn share buy-back &ndash -
TOP NEWS: UK Financial Reporting Council Investigates Mitie's Audits - Interactive Investor
TOP NEWS: UK Financial Reporting Council Investigates Mitie's Audits
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LONDON (Alliance News) - The UK Financial Reporting Council on Monday said it has opened an investigation into the audit of Mitie Group PLC's financial statements. The investigation will look at whether there have been any breaches of relevant ...en meer » -
UK's Financial Conduct Authority Sets Out Agenda And Priorities For Consumer ... - Exchange News Direct
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Podcasts were guys talking about tech, then along came Serial
via theguardian.comAcast’s founders took a punt on a fledgling industry with their podcast platform that provides targeted ads – then the medium went mainstreamIn 2013, podcasts were not an attractive prospect for advertisers. Audio content was largely amateur, niche and unprofitable. But the industry was on the cusp of change, and two Swedish entrepreneurs saw its potential.Måns Ulvestam and Karl Rosander, founders of Acast, spotted that more and more people were listening to podcasts. “We -
Owners of ex-local authority homes face horror of bills running into thousands
via theguardian.comLeaseholders find themselves caught up in council drives to improve the condition of their housing stock, often at great costWhen Cat Whitehouse and her partner James Wooldridge bought their ex-local authority flat on the Roupell Park estate in Lambeth four years ago, they were told there were no major works planned on the block. Then lumps of concrete started to fall off it, prompting health and safety fears.Lambeth council initially told leaseholders that repairs to the estate would cost &poun -
I offered to pay to reserve an aisle seat … but Thomson still says ‘no’
via theguardian.comI have medical needs but its ‘welfare’ department wouldn’t look after my welfareI booked return flights for my husband and myself to Funchal in Madeira with Thomson Airways, departing mid-July. As I suffer from a health condition that can mean frequent trips to the toilet, we prefer to have one aisle and the centre seat next to it so that I do not have to keep asking a stranger to move. I always pay extra to allow us to have our preferred choice of seats .However, I discovered -
One in five high-street estate agents risk going bust, study claims
via theguardian.comUp to 5,000 traditional agents are struggling to survive amid growing threat from low-cost, fixed-fee online firms and larger rivals, say accountantsOne in five UK estate agents are at risk of going out of business amid a growth in online companies, new research shows.Almost 5,000 estate agents are showing signs of “financial distress”, said accountancy firm Moore Stephens. Continue reading... -
Tax raid on YOUR pensions: Shock as savers overcharged £26million in THREE months
WORKERS cashing in their hard-earned pension pots early are being overtaxed to the tune of millions of pounds, it emerged yesterday.
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