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Britons resume borrowing as economy reopens in Covid crisis

Car finance deals and personal loans increase as interest rates fall

Nationwide has signed away my right to use a contactless card

I’ve had a two-year battle to get it to sort a problem with the ‘chip and signature’ system for disabled users

Greensill: watchdog opens investigation into auditors including PwC

Inquiry involves Saffery Champness and PwC’s audit of the Sanjeev Gupta-owned Wyelands Bank

Banks must guarantee access to cash for everyone, says Age UK

Millions of older and vulnerable people cut off from ATMs and banking services, charity finds

Lloyds Banking Group to close 44 more branches

Unions criticise decision to shut 29 Lloyds and 15 Halifax branches, taking closures to 100 this year

Morgan Stanley to bar unvaccinated staff from New York offices

Bank warns staff they have less than three weeks to take both Covid jabs or continue working from home

New £50 note featuring Alan Turing goes into circulation

Note honouring mathematician, computer pioneer and codebreaker contains advanced security features

CBI and City bosses warn against giving staff legal right to work from home

UK business leaders voice concerns over creation of two-tier workforce and harm to city centre economies

Cryptocurrency boom fails to stem losses at UK fintech firm Revolut

Losses almost double last year despite growing demand for crypto trading pushing up revenues 34%

HSBC whistleblower claims vindication after bank’s £200m payout to customers

Nicholas Wilson says redress scheme is a direct result of his campaign over excessive charges

HSBC offers sub-1% mortgage as interest rate war intensifies

Banks and building societies fight for customers as house prices rise in frenzied market

Deloitte’s UK employees to decide ‘when, where and how they work’

Accounting firm embraces ultra-flexible working with staff able to choose if they come into the office at all

Office, hybrid or home? Businesses ponder future of work

The government’s work from home guidance in England could end next month, leaving three options

Vaccines were not part of AstraZeneca’s grand strategy, so what’s the plan now?

Having built a big operation during the pandemic it could stick or twist but either way investors will soon want a decision

Morgan Stanley boss tells US staff to be back in office in September

Chief executive sends ‘very strong’ message to US staff where many workers are vaccinated against Covid

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  • Why has Royal Mail only delivered letters twice in three months?
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