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Goldman Sachs prepares for staff to return to London office this week

Investment bank could see 200 of its 6,000 London workers back in the office after Easter break

Business chiefs say their advice ignored in No 10’s race report

Enterprise section ‘laughably simplistic’ and looked to TV programme Dragons’ Den for answers

Credit Suisse aims at wind-up orders for Gupta’s Liberty arm

Bank acts to recoup funds through courts against metals trading firm as Gupta tries for “standstill” deal with Greensill administrators

How David Cameron got caught up in a classic lobbying scandal

The Greensill Capital affair is the exact type of lobbying row that the ex-PM warned about and vowed to eradicate

Business card puts Greensill founder at the heart of Downing Street

Lex Greensill described as ‘Senior Adviser, Prime Minister’s Office’, adding to pressure on David Cameron over links to failed financier

Top banks could be investigated over $20bn fire sale of hedge fund assets

Collapse of Archegos has reportedly prompted SEC and FCA inquiries into Credit Suisse, Goldman Sachs, Nomura and others

Goldman snacks: bank sends hampers to staff amid ‘inhumane’ working hours

Directors pay for fruit and snack bundles for juniors as workers at other firms get bonuses and Pelotons

Regulators around the world monitor collapse of US hedge fund

Liquidation of Bill Hwang’s Archegos Capital Management sparked a fire sale of more than $20bn assets

The Guardian view on David Cameron and Greensill Capital: questions to answer

Editorial: The former prime minister’s texts for a financial firm leave him a diminished figure

Credit Suisse and Nomura warn of losses after as hedge fund fire sale – as it happened

Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news

Britons pay back most on debt in 27 years as credit card spending slumps

Effect of Covid lockdown on shoppers is underlined in Bank of England report

Metals magnate Sanjeev Gupta seeks £170m government rescue

Liberty Steel founder requests bailout as company cashflow problems are compounded by Greensill collapse

British Business Bank launched probe into Greensill Capital before collapse

Exclusive: UK development bank was concerned over loans to Sanjeev Gupta’s steel empire

Santander to close 111 UK branches and shake up office sites

About 5,000 staff affected by office changes will be offered other options including working from home

The 8:8:8 rule could give us the perfect work-life balance. So why aren’t more of us following it?

Eight hours each for work, leisure and sleep feels a sensible balance – yet with home working, and long-hours culture, it can seem like an unachievable goal

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  • Rare call for more electricity supplies as wind power drops across Europe
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  • UK spent £100m on zombie Brexit border inspection posts
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