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Metro Bank office staff can work from home until after flu season

CEO creates debt-handling teams to deal with defaults linked to Covid-19 crisis

BP’s dividend cut puts firm on road to deliver green energy pledge

Lockdown has hammered oil prices but it also offers a chance to refocus on clean energy

HSBC is biggest loser in never-ending US-China global power play

Europe’s biggest bank is being buffeted by the pandemic and crossfire between Beijing and Washington

HSBC accelerates 35,000 job cuts amid Covid-19 profit plunge

Bank also forced to put aside another £2.9bn to cover bad debt in coronavirus crisis

UK savings rates are at a record low amid Covid-19 – it’s time to shop around

You do not have to settle for pitiful rates as there are some good deals out there

Catharine French obituary

Other Lives: Banker who pioneered award-winning campaigns on financial literacy

Yes, the tech giants are big – in truth, probably too big to break up

Despite Congress’s threats, no politician or president will want to panic fragile stock markets with antitrust action

HSBC treads a fine line between angering China and alienating the west

The bank’s support for Hong Kong laws will see boss Noel Quinn in a tricky spot this week as he reveals its latest results

NatWest pushed to £1.3bn loss by coronavirus crisis

Banking group puts aside £2.1bn to cover bad debts and may be forced to take a writedown

Return to work: a sector-by-sector look at the plans of England’s major employers

Companies can return to work from 1 August, but many employers are making their own plans

Companies ready to defy Boris Johnson’s planned return to work

Guardian analysis finds many large England-based firms opt to keep staff working at home

Lloyds’ gloomy message on UK recovery is based on more than pessimism

Companies are stashing away their government-funded bounce-back loans for a reason

Lloyds reviews use of office space amid homeworking trend

Banking group becomes latest big employer to consider long-term remote working

Lloyds bank reports loss after setting aside £2.4bn

Personal and business customers struggling to keep up with loan payments transform lender’s performance

Q, U, V or W: what shape will Britain’s economic recovery be?

Bank of England says it’s a V so far. But data suggests the spending revival could wane in autumn

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