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  • Neglecting parts of the UK has led to ‘branch line’ economy, warns CBI chief

    November 22, 2021

    A leading business group warned this morning that parts of the UK have been neglected over decades, leading to a “branch line” economy. The CBI said delivering economic growth across the country will be the determining factor in whether the Government’s levelling up agenda will be a success. Director general Tony Danker said clusters of [...]

  • Deutsche Bank nominates Alexander Wynaendts as next chairman

    November 21, 2021

    Deutsche Bank’s board will nominate Alexander Wynaendts as the new chairman at the bank’s annual general meeting in May 2022. If elected, Wynaendts will replace Paul Achleitner, who served as chairman for 10 years and decided not to run for re-election.  “It is a great honour to have been nominated by Deutsche Bank as a [...]

  • Visa chief exec calls out ‘inaccurate’ Amazon high fee claims

    November 20, 2021

    Visa's chief executive has hit back at Amazon's dramatic decision to block UK Visa credit cards, according to reports.

  • After Amazon’s dramatic move to block Visa credit cards, businesses sound the alarm: Card fees are out of control

    November 20, 2021

    E-commerce giant Amazon confirmed to Morning Wire yesterday that it intends to stop accepting payments made using UK Visa credit cards from early next year. The online retailer said that Visa credit cards issued in the UK will be blocked from use on its site from January 19. The move sent shockwaves through Britain’s consumer [...]

  • Checking out: Ryanair confirms plans to delist from London Stock Exchange

    November 19, 2021

    Ryanair is leaving the London Stock Exchange amid rising admission costs in a move that could be seen as a post-Brexit snub.

  • Nationwide profit more than doubles as UK economy recovers

    November 19, 2021

    Nationwide has reported that its profits more than doubled for the half-year, amid the UK's economic recovery.

  • Retail sales jump by modest 0.8 per cent in October

    November 19, 2021

    UK retail sales rose in October, ending a five-month run of falling or flatlining sales, according to official figures. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said retail sales volumes rose by 0.8 per cent last month compared to September, following no movement between September and August. The ONS said non-food stores were the only main [...]

  • Markets spit out Metro Bank as private equity giant Carlyle walks away from takeover talks

    November 18, 2021

    US private equity giant Carlyle has walked away from talks to buy British high street lender Metro Bank, prompting markets to spit out the lender. Its shares plummeted over 19 per cent today. However, they are still above where they were before Metro Bank announced it was being courted by Carlyle. However, that take did [...]

  • By far best-paid in Europe: CEOs in UK make 759 per cent more than their employees

    November 18, 2021

    Chief executives in the UK are on average 759 per cent more than their employees, making the wage gap in Britain the biggest in all major economies. Business leaders in the UK also get paid more than anywhere else in the world, after the United States. On average, CEOs are paid £300,312, whereas the median [...]

  • Credit to them: TBC Bank revels in hefty net profits amid re-entry to the FTSE 250

    November 18, 2021

    Georgian TBC Bank has shown signs of recovery with hefty third-quarter net profits after returning to the FTSE 250.

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