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Why a fresh AstraZeneca fightback is required in Covid vaccine info row

Drugmaker isn’t entirely blameless but making it a political football for EU’s failures is simply ugly

Goldman Sachs junior banker speaks out over ’18-hour shifts and low pay’

Younger staff in London follow revolt in US offices over remote-working conditions

Citigroup CEO ordains Zoom-free Fridays to ease ‘relentless’ pandemic workday

Jane Fraser says blurring of lines between home and work taking toll on wellbeing

Tory MPs reject inquiry into David Cameron’s lobbying for Greensill

Former PM will not face scrutiny by Treasury committee following reports he used private channels to lobby on firm’s behalf

Greensill Capital saga raises serious issues about politicians, officialdom and business

From the role of David Cameron to the actions of the Treasury and regulator, the need for an investigation is pressing

Goldman Sachs boss responds to leaked report into ‘inhumane’ working hours

David Solomon says he takes survey in which junior analysts claimed damage to physical and mental health very seriously

David Cameron texted Rishi Sunak to get Covid loans for Greensill, says report

Former prime minister said to have sent multiple messages to chancellor to access funds for doomed lender

Millions of UK bank customers miss out on security checks

Several banks yet to bring in confirmation of payee, which checks sender is paying the right recipient

Climate protesters gather in person and online for Fridays for Future

Campaigners target Standard Chartered, urging bank to stop funding coal in emerging markets

Administrators cut 440 jobs at collapsed lender Greensill Capital

Workers based in London and Cheshire made redundant from firm that employed nearly 600 people in UK

Cameron lobbied UK government on behalf of Greensill Capital – report

Former prime minister approached Treasury and Downing Street to gain financial firm access to Covid loans

Treasury sells £1.1bn of NatWest shares back to bank

Third selldown since 2008 bailout reduces taxpayers’ stake in bank to 59.8%

Group of junior bankers at Goldman Sachs claim ‘inhumane’ work conditions

First-year US analysts complete internal survey, describing ‘sleep deprivation’ and workplace ‘abuse’

David Cameron fails to respond over Greensill Capital claims

Sources say former PM met with insurance officer named in investigation into now collapsed bank

FCA launches proceedings against NatWest over alleged money laundering

Regulator says bank failed to exercise controls over £264m in cash allegedly paid into customer’s accounts

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